Multiview 2.8 - Release Notes

Multiview 2.8 - Release Notes

New features BirdDog Multiview v 2.8 (Release Notes)

  1. Added support for NDI with alpha.
  2. Generate crash dumps on windows. The crash dumps don't contain the memory per default, that can be changed by changing "FullCrashDumps" to true in the settings.
    (macOS users must run the MV app using a script to create core dumps).
  3. Audio only mode.
  4. Audio mixing of multiple NDI sources when monitoring.
  5. Removed prefix from NDI output name.
  6. Implemented CLI param for session loading.
  7. Added autostart for windows.
  8. Misc bug fixes and performance updates.

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