Every camera that can't connect now says why. • A failed camera tells you the cause and what to do: nothing on that port, no device at that address, wrong stream path (with the usual path for Reolink, Hikvision, Dahua, Amcrest, Tapo and UniFi), login needed, or login rejected. • UniFi Protect: paste the rtsps:// link from Protect and CamWall switches it to plain RTSP for you. • Auto (ONVIF) now works with cameras whose clock is wrong, whose video service lives at another address, or that use Digest logins — and only says "check the password" when the password really is wrong. • Addresses pasted with the login inside them, and stray spaces from the keyboard, are handled. • An edited camera keeps retrying until it connects. • The password field is masked, with a Show button.

Steadier, faster, and now in your language. • A camera that drops now reconnects calmly. Before, every hiccup set off a burst of connection attempts, and the tile could wrongly say the camera was unreachable. • The first picture arrives in under a second instead of after a long pause. • Usernames and passwords are no longer capitalised by the keyboard, which made correct logins fail. • When you have more cameras than this Apple TV can decode at once, the extra tiles say so instead of staying black. • Full screen: swipe left or right to move to the next camera. • CamWall is now available in German, French, Spanish, Dutch and Turkish.

CamWall can now find your cameras for you. • Scan your network — CamWall looks for ONVIF cameras and lists what it finds, then asks the camera itself for its stream addresses. No more hunting for the right rtsp:// path. • Cameras on non-standard ports are found too, not just port 80. • The store page now says plainly which cameras work and which cannot — cloud-only cameras like Ring, Nest and Blink never expose a stream to your network, and no app can show them.

Adding a camera is far easier: enter your camera's IP address and login, and CamWall asks the camera for its RTSP addresses over ONVIF - no more hunting for stream paths. The live test now proves a camera works before you save it, failures explain what to check instead of retrying forever, and playback is more stable on every Apple TV model.

Reliability fixes: cameras with special characters in the password now connect correctly, clearer messages when a camera can't be reached, smoother reconnection, and improved stability with multiple cameras on all Apple TV models.