Each angle on a session's page has a new Download flat MP4 button: the same video, packaged so QuickTime Player can trim it. A progress bar shows while it's prepared, and the download starts by itself.
Improved
Add Camera from URL now starts with No audio selected. If a camera's audio stops it getting a fallback slate, Generate Slate now tells you to turn the camera's audio off or set it to AAC.
Tools → System Info now shows whether the system records with in-sync timestamps. In Analyse, Shift + D now also shows each angle's timing: when its first frame was recorded, the time of the frame on screen, and the segment playing.
The guide now explains how angles line up in multi-angle view, what Calibrate measures, and how to check each angle's timing.
The Sessions list opens faster on systems with many sessions: thumbnails now load as you scroll to them.
Fixed
Recordings from several network cameras now line up more accurately: each angle's timing comes from when its pictures actually arrived, so angles no longer start up to a second apart in playback and exported timelines. This does require the recorder to be rebuilt using version 9.
Cameras that stream in, such as drones, now keep recording through dropouts more reliably: two cameras on the same stream no longer cut each other's recording, re-encoded streams stay in time after the device reconnects, and the New Session form warns when a camera's fallback slate isn't in place yet.
A streaming device that changes what it sends, such as a drone that starts sending audio, is no longer locked out by its fallback slate. Between sessions it's let straight back in and gets a new slate; during a session, the session page says how to get it back.
The SB button on the session page now shows only on angles that have the scoreboard burned in, not on every angle.
Settings, Admin, MarkUps and Scoreboards open much faster on systems with lots of cameras, users, organisations or MarkUps, and typing in their dialogs no longer lags in Safari.
