• Fixed SRT streaming: stopping a broadcast no longer freezes the app. • Fixed an audio issue where output could unexpectedly switch back to the Mac's built-in speakers. • Stability and performance improvements. Mac M3 and above

Peliculla 2.2 is our biggest update yet: a full Player mode, network stream input, and per-track audio memory — your media, played right, sent anywhere. MemoEQ — per-track EQ memory Every file remembers its own 48-band EQ and volume. Adjust once — it applies automatically next time, marked with an orange dot in your playlist and library. Never alters the file itself. Global on/off toggle included. Mini Player A floating always-on-top window: album art and live spectrum for music, live preview for video. Full transport, subtitle selection, and double-click for fullscreen cinema. Switches seamlessly with the main window. Player improvements Gapless audio playback. Instant audio-track switching. Finder-style multi-select, drag-to-reorder and batch remove in playlists. Command+F cinema fullscreen. Real-time 48-band EQ, ⅓-octave spectrum and stereo VU meters. Library & playlists New media library with album art, Audio/Video tabs and drag-to-playlist. Playlists now survive restarts reliably. Localized in 6 languages. SRT input Receive SRT network streams directly: File ▸ Open Network Stream (⌘⌥N). Incoming streams flow through the full pipeline — grading included. Playback fixes Faster, keyframe-accurate seeking in MKV/AV1 and MXF/XDCAM. Fixed 24fps judder, 5.1 channel order, MKV audio codec mapping, volume control and A/V sync.

New External Monitor Output From the set to the living room. A director can connect a Mac with a capture card and send the live graded image straight to the reference monitor on set — and the same path lets you play and grade a look right on your own TV. New Professional Formats Native support for MXF (ProRes, XAVC, XDCAM) and MKV including AV1, plus WebM — installed system-wide. Because it's a system extension, these files also open everywhere on your Mac: QuickTime Player, Finder, and Quick Look, not just in Peliculla. Built for anyone working with footage from professional cameras (ARRI, Sony, and more) who needs to open native files directly — no transcoding. MKV Seek Fixed Scrubbing the timeline on MKV files is now fast and responsive in Peliculla. Minimum requirements: Mac with M3 chip (or later) and macOS Tahoe 26.5.

Bug fix: resolves RTMP streaming not sending audio/video data after connecting.

Native MKV playback — a first for the Mac. Peliculla now ships with its own MediaExtension: open Matroska (.mkv) files directly — H.264 and HEVC (including 10-bit), multiple audio tracks, embedded subtitles — with hardware decoding and the native macOS color pipeline. No conversion, no remuxing, no third-party frameworks. And because it's a system-level extension, your MKV files now also play in QuickTime Player, Finder Quick Look, and any app built on AVFoundation. One install, MKV everywhere. Instant seeking. Click anywhere on the timeline and the image lands immediately — VLC-class responsiveness, with frame-accurate stepping (Z/X) when precision matters. Tuned for large files: tested on 2-hour, multi-gigabyte movies. Embedded subtitles, fully in your hands. Every subtitle track inside your MKV is one click away: pick a language from the discreet dropdown, switch on the fly, and Peliculla renders it right in the Metal pipeline — over your grade, in sync, beautifully. Subtitles in your broadcast. A new toggle in Transmission burns the selected subtitle into your SRT stream — what you see is what your remote viewer sees, in their language. Turn it off any time for a clean feed. (NDI and RTMP support coming next.) RTMP / RTMPS output — Stream directly to YouTube, Twitch, Facebook, Kick, or any custom RTMP server. Save destination profiles with your stream keys, and broadcast to multiple platforms simultaneously — each connection independent, with automatic reconnection. No OBS required. Runs alongside NDI, SRT, and Browser Source. Atmosphere — A new depth-aware grading control powered by the Neural Engine. Peliculla estimates scene depth in real time and applies natural aerial perspective: distant areas gently desaturate, cool off, and lift — like real air. One slider, live, on-device. Works together with Skin AI: faces stay warm while the scene gains volume. Includes a depth map overlay for visualizing what the AI sees.