Swiping between angles in the fullscreen touch player now shows the angle you swiped to. On sessions with two to four angles, a swipe used to leave a frozen frame of the previous angle on screen while the new one played out of sight. Sessions with five or more angles were not affected.
Scoreboard
A scoreboard burned in on an Intel (QSV) system whose overlay is already drawn at the output size burns in from the first frame again. On some systems the first frame was held for about two minutes and the scoreboard never appeared.
Amplify
Stored Amplify passwords are now encrypted on the system, so a database backup on its own no longer exposes them. If a database is moved to another system without its credentials key, affected accounts show as not linked and need one fresh Amplify sign-in.
Server API
The API now covers what the iOS app needs to match the web app. Session create and scheduled-session edit take the full set of session options, and a scheduled edit no longer drops its Amplify, scoreboard or sharing settings. Users can link their own Amplify account, browse and create folders, and set a default folder. Each session gets Amplify upload control (upload, retry, append, add angles, pause, resume, cancel, upload-on-stop) and a cloud sync status report.
Live angles carry WebRTC (WHEP) and low-latency HLS view URLs, and a session's comms token can be fetched over the API.
Starting a session from a device stream accepts the same session options as a normal session start.
Provisioning
The FFmpeg build for NVIDIA systems now uses a CUDA toolkit the installed driver can run, so GPU filters such as scale_cuda no longer stop a recording at start. Recognises the 610-series driver's nvidia-smi output.
