What you can explore now, what is still being prepared for private testing, and what will open later.
FOUND: the visualiser-capable component and downgrade protection are prepared.
RESULT: final Windows, licence and live OBS/audio acceptance is still open.
NEXT: do not rely on it as a public customer feature yet.
FOUND: current interface and startup protections exist.
RESULT: authorised live-service and exact Windows acceptance are still required.
NEXT: treat provider connections as unavailable until their checks pass.
FOUND: an older Output Master update path could drop Visualiser capability.
CHANGED: the prepared successor adds a downgrade guard.
NEXT: the exact customer updater still needs field qualification.
FOUND: owner testing reported lag between button presses and visible redraws.
CHANGED: prepared private-build work reduces unnecessary refreshes and buffers presentation.
NEXT: exact Windows field evidence is still required.
FOUND: source and bootstrap regressions have been addressed in private test builds.
RESULT: real library import, playback and storage workflow still need owner testing.
NEXT: use copied test material only when the private test route is authorised.
FOUND: current support evidence includes native analysis and objective codec-return tests on controlled material.
RESULT: human listening and final governed product integration remain separate gates.
NEXT: do not turn support evidence into a universal quality promise.
