New features will be shown when you do a "check for updates" on the Help menu. Also all changes from the previous version are listed in the README file.
It there a chance that:
1. the over-drive toggle from multiprofiler will be added to SV II? MP can be a pain since it insists on taking a while to reload all the internal profiles each time. So to flip from web-work or photo-editing to games/TV and back and forth quickly get slowed down.
2. can an option be added when using SV II in the sRGB or Broadcast video modes to use the puck readings to adjust the primary locations instead of either just sticking to factory defaults and writing the sRGB spec primaries to the profile or measuring wherever they happen to fall and writing that to the profile. Why not use the puck to adjust them as the puck is used to adjust color temperature? A large part of the reason for the non-native gamut modes is so that all the programs that are NOT color-managed look good.
Currently one has to go through the pain of loading MP and SVII and then going to SV II tools and bringing up the measuring window and then using MP to start creating a custom mode and then adjust the primary locations there until they read as they should with the probe readouts in SV II and then once that is all done then go back to SV II and run an sRGB or Broadcast calibration with custom color space selected and then enter all the numbers you wrote down (and making sure SV II is set to measure primary locations otherwise it would just use the adjusted values for the profile which then wouldn't match to what you were trying to do and give wrong results to any color-managed programs that you did happen to use while in those modes).
It sure seems like this is what calibration software should be doing for you automatically. Why have it calibrate color temp and nothing more? For sRGB and Broadcast modes the monitors has enough range to fully set the sRGB primaries (well other than blue x of xyY, it's close but not quite there, that one would just be left as and it wouldn't try to calibrate it since it couldn't)
And I bet few users even think to go through the steps above.
thanks