Linux x86_64 AppImage. Changes since 1.0.1:
New
- Rotated phone video plays upright. HAP preparation keeps the rotation.
- Opens
avc3andhev1MP4 files. - Hardware-decoded H.264 stays on the GPU on supported AMD graphics. Disable with
--linux-hw-decode-dmabuf disabled. - Layer tab in the Sources panel with Layer FX, Transform and Warp. Replaces View ▸ Selected Layer.
- Corner pin and Mesh on separate tabs. Mesh points can be picked and dragged on a canvas map.
- Transform placement map and 1% nudge arrows.
- Layer effects show percent, with Opacity at the top.
- MIDI Assign buttons beside their controls.
- AppStream metadata.
Fixed
- Fullscreen output could open on the control monitor.
- A failed layer source showed as live.
- Hue showed +180° at the left end.
- Slider readouts could show -0.
- APC mini mk2 pad lights stayed off.
- On OpenGL, warp editors could leave stale drawings on screen.
Included components
- GStreamer 1.28.7, FFmpeg 8.1.3 (LGPL), GLib 2.86.0, Snappy 1.2.2.
- Requires glibc 2.36 or newer (Debian 12).
Known limitations
- No Windows build.
- Hap R preparation is experimental.
- Hardware decoding tested only with VA-API on AMD. NVDEC and V4L2 untested.
- Keeping frames on the GPU is qualified only for H.264 (
avc1) on a Radeon 780M. - Blur and bloom untested across GPUs.
- 8K sources untested.
- No live camera input.
See Getting Started to install Showout and set up a first show.