A new RePro logo. Resetting a 360 camera's stitch calibration in Settings now reaches its row without relaunching the app. On iPhone, UVC is no longer offered as a source type: USB capture devices work on iPad only.

New for 360 cameras: Lock, Level and Follow keep the picture steady however the camera moves, with optional smoothing and a choice of resolution. Also fixes a 360 preview freezing when a stream fails to start.

Fixes for starting and stopping a screen broadcast, including after signing out and from Control Centre.

Screen capture can now publish as NDI, with sound. A Screen row's NDI output carries video and audio off a single capture, so the phone appears as an NDI source on the network without needing an SRT destination. Choose the audio source, microphone or app audio, in the Screen row's settings. Also in this release: - STOP ALL and START ALL now hand a screen broadcast over properly, rather than leaving the device casting with nothing in the app able to stop it. - Screen settings no longer reset themselves while you edit the board. - Camera and UVC are separate source types, and row colours match Pulsar on desktop. - A floating preview opens beside the row that summoned it, and previews no longer land on top of one another. - The row you are working on stays in view when the preview dock opens or a row is added. - NDI outputs are named for you.

STOP ALL now ends a screen broadcast properly. Previously the board reverted to START ALL while the device carried on casting, with nothing on screen to say so. START ALL had the same fault in reverse, marking outputs live without ever starting a broadcast. The screen share's own settings also stopped being reset: Full/Half detail and the rotation nudge were reverting to their defaults on almost any board edit.

Fixes a screen-share row that could report itself stopped while the device was still casting. The row's liveness was measured from the frames arriving, so a screen that stopped changing — sitting in another app, a static document — looked exactly like a broadcast that had died. It is now reported on a timer that keeps running whether or not the picture moves. STOP also genuinely stops it now. Turning off the last output ends the broadcast rather than asking you to go and end it yourself, and when the app has not heard from a broadcast it says so plainly instead of claiming it has stopped.

Share your screen, and watch what you are sending. SCREEN is a new kind of input. Pick it on any row and Pulsar broadcasts your whole device — a monitoring app, a scope, a document, anything on screen — out to SRT or to a RePro programme, with every output on that row running independently. Choose landscape, portrait or auto, and full or half detail when the phone is working hard. A camera and a 360 camera can now be live at the same time, each to its own outputs. Previews have their own windows. Open one from any camera or 360 row, move it wherever you like, resize it with a pinch or a double tap, and send it full screen when you want a proper look. A 360 preview shows the sphere by default — two fingers to look around — with a switch to the flat equirect frame. Dock them all to one side when you would rather see the board and the pictures together. Cameras focus properly. Auto focus and exposure are set every time a camera opens, and a tap on the preview focuses and exposes for that point. Switch between front and back, and step through the back lenses at their real zoom factors. Also: the camera picture can be locked to landscape or portrait so it never reshapes mid-broadcast, and each camera row now tracks its own device rather than sharing one with the others.