Releases: MatisAgr/ManyCamFlux
Releases · MatisAgr/ManyCamFlux
ManyCamFlux 1.2
What's Changed
🚀 Resolutions
- New Camera Resolutions 📏:
3264x2448 (4:3) (QUXGA+)
3840x2160 (16:9) (4K UHD)
🔧 Improvements & UI Enhancements
- Responsive
- Great improvement in responsiveness depending on the number of cameras and window size/ratio
🐛 Known Bugs & Patches
-
Fix:
- Occasional random crashes.
-
UI Bugs:
- If one camera is hidden and another exits fullscreen, both may overlap.
Temporary solution: Toggle the hidden camera to re-align the streams. - Crash if camera disconnect.
- The interface may not adapt optimally to the primary screen size.
- If one camera is hidden and another exits fullscreen, both may overlap.
💻 Developer Notes (Since 1.1)
- Cross-Platform Support:
- Now supports Mac & Linux (requires building with PyInstaller).
- Debug & Build Improvements:
- Increased debug print statements (also available as
ManyCamFlux_x.x_debug.exe
in the release). - Code has been split into multiple files for better maintainability.
(For the old single-file version, refer to the Single-File-Version-(OLD) branch.) - New build commands now support the application icon (see the README for details).
- Increased debug print statements (also available as
Full Changelog: 1.1...1.2
ManyCamFlux 1.1
What's Changed
🚀 New Features & Resolutions
- New Camera Resolutions 📏:
640x480 (4:3) (VGA)
854x480 (16:9) (FWVGA)
1024x768 (4:3) (XGA)
1280x720 (16:9) (HD)
1600x1200 (4:3) (UXGA)
1920x1080 (16:9) (FHD)
- Keep Aspect Ratio:
- Preview: Maintain cameras’ aspect ratio to prevent deformation during preview.
- Screenshots: Option to keep the camera ratio when capturing images.
- New Loading Screen ⏳
- Clean Application Shutdown: Ensures a proper and graceful exit.
- Application Icon Update 🎨
🔧 Improvements & UI Enhancements
- Responsive Layout:
- Automatic switch from row to column layout based on window size.
- More flexible resizing options.
- Instant Snapshot Button 📸:
- Capture snapshots instantly and save them to
~/Pictures/ManyCamFlux_snapshots/
.
- Capture snapshots instantly and save them to
- Enhanced Context Menu:
- Right-click on each camera to access options like Rotate, FullScreen, and Snapshot.
- Camera Settings Enhancements:
- Saturation slider added for fine-tuning.
- Improved camera menu with tab support and the ability to set slider values.
- Option to display labels on screenshots (both captures and snapshots).
- Translucent background label.
🐛 Known Bugs & Patches
- Configuration Saving:
- Configurations are now saved to
~/Documents/ManyCamFlux/ManyCamFlux_config.json
.
- Configurations are now saved to
- UI Bugs:
- If one camera is hidden and another exits fullscreen, both may overlap.
Temporary solution: Toggle the hidden camera to re-align the streams. - Occasional random crashes.
- Crash if camera disconnect.
- The interface may not adapt optimally to the primary screen size.
- If one camera is hidden and another exits fullscreen, both may overlap.
💻 Developer Notes
- Cross-Platform Support:
- Now supports Mac & Linux (requires building with PyInstaller).
- Debug & Build Improvements:
- Increased debug print statements (also available as
ManyCamFlux_x.x_Debug.exe
in the release). - Code has been split into multiple files for better maintainability.
(For the old single-file version, refer to the Single-File-Version-(OLD) branch.) - New build commands now support the application icon (see the README for details).
- Increased debug print statements (also available as
Full Changelog: 1.0...1.1
ManyCamFlux 1.0
Windows version
- It can be portable and moved to another Windows machine if needed.
Full Changelog: https://github.com/MatisAgr/ManyCamFlux/commits/1.0