Release Notes· 2 min read

What's New in BeeBackX 1.x: Release Highlights

A running log of what each BeeBackX 1.x release adds and fixes, with plain-language notes on how to use every new feature.

#BeeBackX#Video Repair
On this page
  1. BeeBackX 1.0 — the first release
  2. Repair
  3. Recovery
  4. Preview & export
  5. Around the edges
  6. How to use it

This page tracks what each BeeBackX release brings, from the user’s point of view. Whenever a version ships, the entry below is updated.

Latest: What’s New in BeeBackX 1.1 — AI Enhance, with upscaling and frame interpolation.

BeeBackX 1.0 — the first release

What it is: a desktop video repair workbench. Drop in broken videos, repair or recover them, preview the result, and export clean files.

Repair

  • Repair MP4, AVI, MOV, MKV, TS, FLV and other formats that won’t open or play properly
  • Drag-and-drop and click-to-browse; no setup required
  • Batch queue with per-file status, progress, and a Stop button
  • Unrepaired / Repaired tabs so you always know what’s left

Recovery

  • Truncated-file recovery for the MP4/MOV family (power cuts, early card pulls, interrupted recordings)
  • Optional reference video per batch — a healthy clip from the same device improves results
  • Encrypted temp storage while previewing; nothing is written to disk until you save

Preview & export

  • Built-in preview with Play/Pause, seek bar, and Rotate
  • Free preview with watermark; clean export behind a license
  • Save All to export an entire batch to one folder

Around the edges

  • Light and dark themes, remembered between sessions
  • 15 interface languages, switched instantly
  • Fully offline and private — videos never leave your computer

How to use it

Start with the 5-minute walkthrough, or jump straight to batch mode and Recovery.

This post is updated as new versions ship. Check back for the next one.

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