A clips project used to belong to one studio, which meant a recording made in the other room was out of reach and a project card stopped making sense the moment the media server behind it changed. Media connections themselves sat in whatever order they were created in.
Clips projects are now station-wide. A project reaches every media server in the station, recordings keep playing when one connection can no longer be resolved, and connections can be dragged into the order your team actually works in.
New
- ClipsClips projects are station-wide, so a project reaches every media server in the station instead of a single studio.
- Media ServerMedia connections can be dragged into the order you want.
Improvements
- Media HubRe-download is now called Resync, and the sync states read in sentence case.
- ClipsExports of very large recordings upload in fewer, larger parts.
- MacrosAn on air macro uses the same status badge as the rest of the platform.
- Output EditorThe standard output editor follows the same design as the rest of the app.
Fixes
- ClipsA recording opens even when one of its media connections can no longer be resolved.
- ClipsBackground state requests stay quiet while a media server is offline.
- ClipsMic names on audio triggers resolve across both Audio Manager versions.
- ClipsMedia connection state arrives on the studio that owns it.
- Audio ManagerThe connection is re-activated when the Audio Manager restarts.
- SwitcherFixed an error when a switcher input had no name.
- Output PlayerVariables inside variables no longer show escaped characters.
- Output PlayerA music cover falls back correctly when the cover URL is empty.
- Output PlayerSaving an output player map no longer fails on a missing video format.
- PlayoutThe rundowns empty state stays inside its card.