Enhancements to scrolling scores, and minor bug fixes.

Fixed the orientation of the camera display when scanning a score download QR code. Minor cosmetic fixes for UBahn and Talking Board style scores.

Allow the playhead in scrolling scores to remain hidden between network driven score changes.

Adds the ability to automatically generate a full score from all of the individual parts in canvas mode. Fixes a bug with the audio player that allows audio files shorter than the full length of the score to restart under certain circumstances. Uses the hostname to identify the iPad rather than device name in iOS 16.

Adds the ability to automatically generate a full score from all of the individual parts in canvas mode. Fixes a bug with the audio player that allows audio files shorter than the full length of the score to restart under certain circumstances.

Adds the ability to automatically generate a full score from all of the individual parts in canvas mode.

Fixes a bug that prevents the iPads connecting to the back up server over IPv6. Some UI tweaks to give a little more networking feedback. Fixes some ordering issues that could occur in certain circumstances with flash card based scores. Fixes a rare crash that can occur at the end of scrolling scores. With the advent of iOS 16, the app no longer has access to the device name of the iPad that it's running on, so this can't be used to uniquely identify each device on the network. Use the iPad's hostname instead.

Fixes a bug that prevents the iPads connecting to the back up server over IPv6. Some UI tweaks to give a little more networking feedback. Fixes some ordering issues that could occur in certain circumstances with flash card based scores. Fixes a rare crash that can occur at the end of scrolling scores. With the advent of iOS 16, the app no longer has access to the name of the iPad it's running on, so this can't be used to uniquely identify each device on the network. (Breaking the whole concept of what a hostname is for in the first place. Think different indeed.) To work around this, the app now prompts you to enter a unique name for your iPad when you first run it on this new version of the OS.

Fixes a bug that prevents the iPads connecting to the back up server over IPv6. Some UI tweaks to give a little more networking feedback. Fixes some ordering issues that could occur in certain circumstances with flash card based scores. Fixes a rare crash that can occur at the end of scrolling scores.

Fixes a bug that prevents the iPads connecting to the back up server over IPv6. Some UI tweaks to give a little more networking feedback. Fixes some ordering issues that could occur in certain circumstances with flash card based scores.

Fixes a bug that prevents the iPads connecting to the back up server over IPv6. Some UI tweaks to give a little more networking feedback. Fixes some ordering issues that could occur in certain circumstances with flash card based scores.

Fixes a bug that prevents the iPads connecting to the back up server over IPv6. Some UI tweaks to give a little more networking feedback. Fixes some ordering issues that could occur in certain circumstances with flash card based scores.

Fixes a bug that prevents the iPads connecting to the back up server over IPv6, along with some additional, minor UI fixes.

Fixes a bug where the app doesn't properly leave annotation mode when a score change is initiated over the network.

Adds the option to have different embedded audio for each individual part.

This release fixes a bug that could crash the app in some circumstances when changing the score over the network.

This release sees a lot of changes under the hood to improve the general user experience. Most importantly though, it introduces the ability to write on scores: musicians can now make their own notes for rehearsal and performance purposes. This latest point release fixes a display issue with smaller sized talking board style scores. This release also sees some changes to the network protocol used between iPads, so for those connecting to the player via OSC (from a max patch, for instance) you need to bump the protocol version used for the initial connection up to 16.

This release sees a lot of changes under the hood to improve the general user experience. Most importantly though, it introduces the ability to write on scores: musicians can now make their own notes for rehearsal and performance purposes. This latest point release fixes a regression in the "big clock" mode and also brings a new score to the player. (Her Pockets Full of Inertia, by Cat Hope.) This release also sees some changes to the network protocol used between iPads, so for those connecting to the player via OSC (from a max patch, for instance) you need to bump the protocol version used for the initial connection up to 16.

This release sees a lot of changes under the hood to improve the general user experience. Most importantly though, it introduces the ability to write on scores: musicians can now make their own notes for rehearsal and performance purposes. This latest point release fixes a regression in the "big clock" mode and also brings a new score to the player. (Her Pockets Full of Inertia, by Cat Hope.) This release also sees some changes to the network protocol used between iPads, so for those connecting to the player via OSC (from a max patch, for instance) you need to bump the protocol version used for the initial connection up to 16.

This release sees a lot of changes under the hood to improve the general user experience. Most importantly though, it introduces the ability to write on scores: musicians can now make their own notes for rehearsal and performance purposes. This latest point release fixes a regression in the "big clock" mode. This release also sees some changes to the network protocol used between iPads, so for those connecting to the player via OSC (from a max patch, for instance) you need to bump the protocol version used for the initial connection up to 16.

This release sees a lot of changes under the hood to improve the general user experience. Most importantly though, it introduces the ability to write on scores: musicians can now make their own notes for rehearsal and performance purposes. This release also sees some changes to the network protocol used between iPads, so for those connecting to the player via OSC (from a max patch, for instance) you need to bump the protocol version used for the initial connection up to 16.

Fixes for iOS 13, including support for dark mode. This latest point release also includes a geometry fix for some scrolling scores that include parts.

Fixes for iOS 13, including support for dark mode.

Fixes for iOS 13, including dark mode.

Features an updated user guide and a number of bug fixes. (Fixed a critical bug in Talking Board mode, and made some improvements to networking.) Also allows for the colour of the planchettes in Talking Board mode to be set on a per score basis.