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01. Assimilate Product Suite v9.9 - Download

01. Assimilate Product Suite v9.9 - Download

DOWNLOAD / INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Read the Release notes for any compatibility issues.
Make sure you have the appropriate license to run the new version / build. Contact licensing@assimilateinc.com if you have any questions.
Backup all your settings and projects before installing any new version of the Assimilate Product Suite.
Un-install any previous version of SCRATCH/Assimilate Product Suite using the Add/Remove Programs option in the Windows Control Panel.
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Unzip and run the .msi installer file or installation package for OS X.

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RELEASE HISTORY

Feb 11 '26, build 1198

Adjusted the pre-fetching scheme of source media for complex composition shots to gain playback performance.
Improved performance for setup with a very high number of fixtures / universes used. Also fixed a potential problem that could arise when removing fixtures from the list.
Updated ARRI Image SDK to version 9.0.1
Updated OpenColorIO libraries / config to version 2.5.1. This version also includes ACES 2.0. Note that if you are using the OCIO (ACES) transforms in your current project, using the new version might change the output. To continue using the prior OCIO / ACES transforms, select the OCIO 2.3 config in the Advanced System Settings. The config is available from the installer folder (Win: c:\Program Files\Assimilator\Settings\ and on Mac: /Library/Application Support/Assimilator/Defaults/). (also note that ACES 2.0 will be coming soon to the native colorspace manager).
Fixed an issue with the OCIO plugin, which sometimes not properly update when selecting a different option.
When applying the Trim buffer, the Media source remap LUT was reset even if the copied grade did not contain a LUT.
When using Create layer while the selection is in a group, the new layer is now created in the group rather than at the end.
Labels on the Channel Controller buttons could contain garbage characters.
When adjusting the Y offset in the Cylindrical to Wall projection node, to offset could for certain media be inverted.
When creating a Custom Command based on an URL, it could happen that the URL was converted to all lower-case characters.
Fix on QuickTime reader where GoPro MP4 clip had different timecode compared to QuickTime Player.
When using Ctrl + T to toggle the Trim buffer the controls were reset instead of synchronizing to the color settings.
Fix on undo/redo of a node, which could under certain conditions not restore all its inputs properly.
Added the option to have an OpenGL swap interval greater than 1 when the display refresh rate is a multiple of the playback framerate and VSync is enabled. Playback will then be synced to the display. Windows only.
A fix on Matchbox shaders, where shaders were recompiled for every shot instance which could give a small dip in playback (Windows only).
Fix crash when added a Frame Reference to the Tray when using a panel mapping.
Added a check for trimmed ARRI ProRes MXF files from Resolve. These files do not open with the regular ARRI reader but are now opened with the generic MXF reader by default.
Various updates on the Unreal Live Link / Texture Share workflow, including a new version of the Unreal Live Link plug-in (version 23). In the Configuration tab of the Unreal Live Link panel new settings were added. Toggling the Extended log option will, next to adding more debug data to the log, also show a camera overlay with the current camera settings used for the Unreal image. This is useful for validating a shot. You can now also more easily set a specific Texture Share latency in case the auto latency is not working properly for the specific project. Also, by default the Unreal plug-in updates the evaluation mode and clears any interpolation mode that might have been set with the Live Link in Unreal. To prevent that, in case a particular setup requires them, you can disable the Force update setting. Also, a fix on the Texture Share node, which could wrongly use a cached image in case the texture share resolution was adjusted on the Unreal side.

Jan 6 '26, build 1197

Using the Vertical Sync option for additional displays without frame-locking (Quadro Sync) could sometimes cause some show some jitter during playback.
The source alpha was not preserved when applying the Eq->2D Transformer plug-in.
Fix on the gallery page where the edit mode to adjust the names of a tray or gallery, did not always work correctly. Also, when the name of a Tray or gallery cannot be changes (default or system name), a lock is displayed next to the name.
Fixed an issue that prevented correct creation of a gallery item or a snapshot in jpeg format. Also, snapshots were no longer automatically included in the project tray.
The LED wall creator utility in the stage manager could not create walls with a curvature higher than 180 degrees.
Devices without color space support (e.g. DeckLink 4K Extreme) did not work with the output color space set to Rec2020.
After creating a projection setup playback was starting automatically even when the Auto Start Playback option was disabled.
(Note that the earlier warning concerning the AJA NTV2 SDK version 17.6.0 driver has been withdrawn after released a newer driver).

Dec 11 '25, build 1196

Initial release: Note that this release requires a re-activation of your license key. All licenses and subscription keys have been automatically updated to include this version. If your permanent license does not have a valid support contract you will not be able to use this version. Please read the full Release notes to see what is new in this version or watch this short What's New Video with the most important Live FX updates.