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Visere Captura uses a versioning system structured as follows: Version <major>.<minor>.<changelist>. The major number indicates releases that introduce significant new features. The minor number differentiates a full release from a beta or non-released version; a minor number of 0 signifies a release, while any non-zero number indicates a beta version. The higher the non-zero minor number, the more mature the beta version. Typically, beta versions have a minor number of 1. The changelist is an incrementing number used by the development team to trace the released package back to the exact source code used for that build. |
Release Version 2.0
Version 2.0 release notes are listed below. These are in continuation to the Beta 1.1 release notes.
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| 2.0.36378-win.exe.tgz | 2.0.36378-mac.dmg.tgz | 2024-12-06 | - Added PTPCamera symbols to release (to troubleshoot bug crashes in PTP)
360 Creator: Fixed an issue where MP4 output did not account for image orientation. The resize process now aligns with the selected “Preview Size.” Note: For output sizes exceeding 1920x1080, 1080x1920, or 1080x1080, the video will be resized to one of these dimensions based on the image orientation, ignoring the aspect ratio. 360 Creator: Removed the resize screen on launching the 360 creator. The resizing is now handled automatically based on the selected “Preview Size,” preserving the aspect ratio.
360 Creator: Fixed an issue where margin lines unexpectedly appeared around the preview image in the 360 Creator interface. 360 Creator: Updated 360 Creator MP4 logic to dynamically fit the image within maximum resolutions (1920x1080, 1080x1920, 1440x1440) instead of hard-coding the output resolution when limits are exceeded. 360 Creator: Improved “Preview Size” section in 360 Creator for enhanced readability. - Canon SDK Bug Fix on Mac: Added latest Canon SDK to LIBS (13.18.40) to fix Mac OS 15.x compatibility issues.
- Note: There is no information that the latest Canon SDK supports macOS 15.* on the official Canon website, but it seems to work based on internal testing.
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Beta Version 1.1
Version 1.1 is the beta version of what will become Release Version 2.0.
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