- Crash on startup bugfix. - Added description of why Boom Recorder requires microphone access.

- Fix rotated text in the header of the matrix window. - Fix default MIDI command being NULL, but showing Record instead.

- Fix crash due to dither buffer not being allocated when the dithering was in use.

- Fix Unicode text drawing bug in matrix view. - Disable screen saver and power saver during recording and playback. - Added Open/Save Preferences to the file menu to open and save your preferences. - Added a ring buffer size slider to the preferences.

Fix crash on startup, due to failure to redirecting logs the another log file. Fix bug where channels without input did not redraw meter correctly.

- Use monospace font for timecode display. - Fixes for AppleScript control of Boom Recorder. - Select LTC channel from the time preferences. This allows you to run two timecode channels, and select one for Boom Recorder.

- Increase performance and reduce IO when reading all audio files after every recording to create a soundlog. - Add logging of file stats when failing to open a file. - Fixed bug with empty bookmark from preferences file, specifically for the template directory. - Removed a debug log that is not useful. - Add the %A placeholder to the filename template. This allows for naming of files most useful for AVID. It replaces the appended file number with a channel number between _01 and _16 at the end of the filename, and it inserts two letters (AA-AZ) as an identifier of a set of 16 channels where the %A is used. The position of the two letters allows for easy alphabetical sorting in a file manager so that it easy to drag and drop a set of 16 files. (ti-bf6b82) - Update some graphical elements to match closer to Yosemite style. (ti-84b478)

-Fixed issue where the audio device was not closed properly when switching devices, causing a crash. - Remove 'buffer size' from the Device Preferences. More often then not it caused problems when changing the value as the device manufacturer knows better what value it should be. If the manufacturer allows you, you can still change this value in the preferences window of the device driver or through the Audio Midi Setup utility. - Fixed some other issues which causes a crash when reading a preferences file from an old version of Boom Recorder.

* You can now enter the sample rates and frame rates of the word clock, audio interface and audio file separately; for correct telecine configuration. * The recording will now also start on a filename collision. The collision is resolved by adding a time and date to the filename. * MIDI control of record, play, stop and abort. * And many more updates.

- Preferences menu has been redesigned. - You can now enter any sample rate your audio device supports, especially useful with RME FireFace devices which support sample rates like 48048 Hz.

Bug fix so that the menu and shortcuts for starting and stopping the recording functions again.