Phosphoria now draws at the pace of a real PC, and you choose which one. - New Machine setting (Advanced settings, on the Display page): 286, 386SX, 386DX, 386DX + 387 or 486DX. Each draws, pauses and clears the screen at its own measured speed. - The default is the 386SX, the everyday new PC of 1990, so pictures now take shape more slowly than before. For the old speed choose 386DX + 387, or raise the drawing speed. - All 42 images and all 24 fades were reworked and re-timed, so each one draws, ends and fades the way it should on every machine. - Pan/scroll and Gas cloud now scroll smoothly, a whole row at a time. - The screen goes black while a slow machine works out its next picture, instead of freezing on the last one. - The Apple TV's own screen saver no longer covers the picture while Phosphoria is drawing. It still starts normally while a menu is open. Fixes - Semi-Auto keeps working after you change the layout or the resolution, and keeps drawing when you pick a second image from Controls. - Juggle no longer leaves the colours dim afterwards. - Twist, Gas cloud and Quilt no longer leave slivers of the old picture behind at HD and 4K. - Ziti is symmetric again, and heXagon, sierpinski, yarnball, puffs, atom, curves and hilbert draw as they should. - Alt-F10 (reinitialise the image) now does something in five more images. - A keyboard is ignored while a menu is open, holding Select is never also a tap, and the resolution follows your television until you choose one.