Two Booths, one meet. Run a second Mac as a Desk alongside the main Booth. A Desk sees every panel and camera, and takes over a job — Timing, Roster, Broadcast, Cameras or PA — by asking for it. The main Booth keeps the final say and can take a job back at any time. If the main Booth disappears mid-meet, a Desk can step in and host. Broadcast from a Desk. A Desk holding Broadcast can take cameras to program, cut, run replays, fire graphics and carts, and drive the playlist, all on the main Booth's engine, with its program monitor mirrored on the Desk. Cameras from a Desk. A Desk holding Cameras steers gimbals and changes camera settings through the main Booth, and every camera's gimbal controls appear on the Desk just as they do on the main Booth. Intercom. Talk to one camera operator or to all of them, page a phone with a ring and buzz, listen to any operator's mic in your ear, and put a phone on speakerphone from the booth. A volume slider and clear status make it obvious when a camera can hear you. Better starts. A start-line phone can be the gun microphone: the booth's threshold, pitch band and learned start sounds run on the phone itself, and the race clock starts at the bang rather than when the news reaches the booth. Learn your starter's gun with three sample hits, then match on shape, pitch and attack. Pick the gun-listening device from the camera's settings or the Gun Listening header. PA cues. Next up, Lineup and Ready announcements from Race Controls and the PA Script, a gun cue on Fire, and playlist rows that speak their own lines as they roll. Pull results, records, personal bests and schedule facts straight from the archive into an announcement. Playlist. Each row is one item with a swappable picture, plus Voice, GFX and Sound tracks beside it. Rows with no picture show their graphics on black. The Add Item menu no longer flickers. Quick Race. Open a heat without announcing or arming when you just want the lineup up, and a completed quick race no longer advances on its own. Layouts that fit. Cart Wall gains a compact row layout and a header that folds for narrow columns. Live Meet uses a one-line title, wraps its buttons beside Advance, moves its footer hint into an info tooltip and gives the heat list the room. Each heat has a button that opens its lineup. Race Controls scrolls in short cells. The Feeds panel fills its cell, the Program monitor's graphics fold into a menu when space is tight, and the Audio Meter header folds too. Searching the Panels list for a job name such as roster or timing finds the matching panels. Reliability. Devices keep their connection when the booth's network address changes, the booth advertises the address other devices can actually reach, and detector settings survive a relaunch. Built for the latest macOS SDK.

Smoother camera feeds and more control over every stream. • Resolution and frame rate are separate controls for each camera, with 24 fps available end to end. • A send-window setting per camera absorbs fast pans without dropped frames. • Program recording, the Apple TV mirror and the stream output run on a steady frame clock. • Music bus with a fader, fade button and talk-over ducking; rundown rows can fade music on advance. • iPhone microphones can feed the booth as a reporter mic or the announcer mic, with talkback to the phone. • Cloud voice option for announcements, with a Settings window for voice, audio and program preferences. • Latest Replay rundown row that resolves to the newest race clip, including slow motion. • Files panel for browsing a folder on this Mac and dragging media into the rundown or keyers. • Loop until Advance on rundown rows, graphics over video loops, and matching card previews everywhere. • Fixes for gimbal pan holds, paused rows, keyed cards over video, and rundown graphics after relaunch.