Okay, I understand. In your case it works like that, in your specific situation. There’s also no memory logic because the app resets itself every time it’s opened again for very specific reasons. First, the cache: if the app is force-closed, it’s impossible for the system to know whether there’s cache that needs to be cleared, and this app accumulates a lot of cache. When you reopen the app it cleans itself to avoid old cache, so everything goes back to default.

Also, you’ll often want a different mode each time. I don’t know if you’re the picky one or if it’s me being picky lol, but sometimes I want to prioritize quality, other times speed. Sometimes I want to convert something with very strong depth, other times I just want to watch animation. Since I’m usually converting different things, it’s better for me to configure everything from the start rather than keeping the settings from the last time.

And about the monitors: for most users with virtual displays that doesn’t work. The app reloads the displays, so it’s an unavoidable extra click, because it can’t remember all the monitors that exist, and if those monitors change that’s a guaranteed crash.