Switch for Mac

What's new in this version:

New features & improvements:
Vector Scopes (Technical Preview):
- Added several video scopes, including a luma scope for plotting histograms of brightness, a vector scope for plotting U-V brightness distribution, and a component parade for plotting RGB brightness distribution. Note that this is the initial implementation of video scopes, which is being considered a technical preview, not a completely finished feature set. Future releases of Switch will add more capability to the video scope features.

Index Advancement During Seek:
- Added the ability to advance the indexer during any seek operation, including flag navigation, chapter navigation, jump to mark in/out, 10 second skip, etc. Use the normal controls but hold down the option (Mac) or alt (Windows) keys. Once you do this, subtitle/caption playback will be disabled, as that requires indexing the entire file. Also, our support for advancing the indexer only exists in MPEG-2 TS and MPEG-2 PS containers. If the indexer cannot advance to the desired point within 30 seconds, the operation will be aborted.

Other New Features:
- Added the ability to play Microsoft ADPCM audio from a WAV file
- Added the ability to play AMR audio files
- Added the ability to play HEVC MPEG-2 PS files
- Added support for displaying timecode from SEI, MPEG-4 Sony Metadata, Seachange ANC & VBI

Fixed:
- a bug that caused scrambled playback for non-standard resolutions, wherein widths were not a multiple of sixteen, on macOS
- a bug that prevented the display of outlines of subtitles for SMPTE Timed Text files generated by EZ Titles
- a bug that could cause audio from ASF files to go out of sync with the video if the file specified a pre roll
- a bug that prevented playback of Broadcast Wave (BWF) files from Logic Pro X
- a bug in dark mode on macOS where the timecode source popup in the jump-to- time interface was obscured