Today's update adds software decoding fallback in the video player. Software decoding means Virtual Desktop will now be able to play non-standard resolutions and formats as long as a software codec installed on your computer is able to support it.
Videos such as these ones didn't work properly before today's update:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hh8sTR2b4zI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJMo0sCKLb0
In addition, the Virtual Desktop window will now auto-collapse to a smaller size when playing a video. The screen transparency option is back but note that it no longer works if you upgrade to Windows 10 Creator's Update.
The following issues have also been fixed:
- Fixed motion control tap offset when using display scaling in Windows
- Fixed washed-out colors when using injection to play DirectX 10 and 11 games
- Fixed audio choppiness when Rift not set to default playback device on Windows 7 and Windows 8.1
- Fixed stacking cursor issues with ATI video cards