Zoom Player v23 beta 3 has been released

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What's new in Zoom Player v23 beta 3:

 Legend :

"*"  = New
"+"  = Changed
"-"  = Fixed


New :
    * The external media engine now supports 64-bit, providing access to
      AI up-scaling when using supported hardware and components.
      You can switch between the 32-bit and 64-bit external media engines
      under "Adv. Options / Playback / Smart Play - External Engine".

    * You can now drag & drop images and text into the media library's
      cached meta-data editor directly from a browser.

Changed :
    + I performed a few tests of how Zoom Player runs under Linux with
      the proton compatibility layer for Windows applications. I managed
      to work-around some issues and discovered/reported a few bugs in
      proton along the way.
      
      As it stands, Zoom Player now works decently under linux, but may
      require using the OpenGL route if you're using an older GPU (e.g.
      "Intel HD 4000") that has no Vulkan API support.

    + YouTube's Closed Captions are now disabled by default when using the
      default Edge Chromium WebView2 as the playback engine. You can now
      toggle closed captions (when available) on/off using the Zoom Player's
      standard subtitle functions (Ctrl+"B" for example) or right-click
      context menu under 'Stream Selection'.

    + Removed the "Performance mode" query on new installations. If MPC-VR
      or MadVR are installed, they will be used automatically.

    + The trial version's "Days remaining" dialog is clearer/friendlier now.
        
Fixed :
    - Quickly seeking multiple times when playing YouTube content using the
      default media engine could have resulted in a seek-in-place condition.

    - External engine compatibility fixes.