I would personally rather use an outdated look but incredibly stable piece of software than going for the bleeding edge looks and potentially have issues with it. Looks in audio don't bring money, but an actually working and reliable tool does.

Same here - would be greatly appreciated...
Also - even a version that allows resizing of the main totalayser window could help

Unfortunately, computer display hardware has moved on and needs native hiDPI functionality would be greatly appreciated. Currently, we run digicheck on an old monitor off to the side. Does it work, yes. Could it be much better and not require silly work around solutions .. most definitely.

Product design should be an evolving thing.

I dont necessarily think a massive rewite to be like NG...
But a Long time digicheck user.... it would be nice to have something like steinberg supervision.... able to open digicheck and it was full screen on my dedicated monitor in the last fullscreeen preset I had open.

Now that full screen could be made up of any multiple functions... and they smart resize and can drag and drop locations
(I get away by using custom shortucts... but at least have a digicheck "shell" on windows and be able to have our own customized/full screen/auto resizable laayots

p.s if you have never looked at steinberg supervision in cub/nu/wl this sets the benchmark for customisation/auto scaling/customisation saved with a preset, but to have digiface able to do similar, even with the existing graphics would be magic, surely wouldn't need a rewrite!

I think the current version works just fine. Would be great though if it would allow plugins (VST or something) so custom visualization plugins could be used (for example the MAAT DRMeter ).

Agree that an updated GUI version, hi-dpi aware, full screen, with the new look etc., would be great for Windows. Having said that, the current version is also great.

There are simple system workarunds to let non-4k apps rescale...DPI settings in Properties, tab Compatibility...

Right click on the program file (*.exe).

Select Properties.

Select tab Compatibility.

Click button Change High DPI settings

Try the options available here for rescaling.

Having problems with old, non-DPI aware programs (not DIGICheck) I have to checkmark the lower option (disable high dpi scaling or similar), then choose System in the dropdown box.