AnalogTV

• Community Looks gallery: browse, search, and download presets shared by other users, and publish your own with one tap. • Live streams & video URLs: pipe an HLS or MP4 stream straight through the analog pipeline and watch it the way it would've looked on the tube. • iCloud sync: your saved Looks now follow you across your devices. • New built-in game: Turbo Track, a Sprint-style overhead racer (very much beta still) • External display output: send the clean, processed picture to a second screen or projector with none of the on-screen controls. • New "Original" app icon to choose from. • Stability and bug fixes, including a crash when playing the built-in space game on certain TV standards.

• Play live streams & video URLs - pipe any HLS or MP4 stream straight through the analog TV pipeline. • Community preset gallery - browse, search, and download looks shared by others, or publish your own with "Add to Gallery." • Smoother NDI over Wi‑Fi - a new output‑resolution control cuts bandwidth so network receivers stop stuttering. • Fresh "Live Signal" app icon - now with a Black‑and‑White variant you can choose. • AnalogCam Apollo looks - dial in "One Small Step" and "Moonwalk." • More convincing CRT magnet - the beam swirl now behaves like a real, imperfect field. Plus stability fixes and refinements throughout.

Signal & CRT Fidelity Improvements: - Causal IIR IF filter, multi-octave fBm signal noise, chroma vertical blend + fBm edge wave. - Chroma loss control; geometric/hue-preserving vcrEdgeWave. Apollo & AnalogCam: - Apollo lunar-TV looks in AnalogCam (B&W SSTV + colour FSC), named One Small Step / Moonwalk; FSC colour fix. - Apollo modes now enable Ground Station NTSC Convert by default Presets & sharing: - Auto-generated machine-readable preset-schema.json. - Preset look-file format spec + samples (groundwork for a community gallery).

What's new in 2.50 NASA Apollo television (new) Television as it actually came back from space in 1968–72 — a complete, self-contained Apollo mode reconstructed entirely in the signal domain from the primary engineering record (NASA TN D-7476, NASA TN D-6723, and the RCA Ground-Commanded Television Assembly manual). • Lunar SSTV - the lunar-surface monochrome camera: 320 lines, 10 fps progressive, ~500 kHz, with the real 409.6 kHz burst sync and a properly lockable serrated field-sync. • Field-sequential colour - the command-module/Lunar Rover colour camera: colour from a 6-segment RGB wheel spinning at 9.99 rev/s in front of a single tube (no subcarrier), recombined on the ground, with the colour band-limited to the real ~2 MHz. • Two real camera tubes - the Westinghouse SEC vidicon (sensitive, blooms, burns, with the fixed fiber-optic faceplate specks documented in TN D-7476) and the RCA SIT vidicon from the Rover (intensifier, burn-immune, cleaner, 600-line, 32 dB). • RCA ground scan converter - the optical 10->30 fps re-scan that made the slow-scan picture broadcastable, with its contrast/brightness/resolution loss and the famous white spots - plus a raw/converted toggle. • Earth–Moon distance - a distance slider that delays the live picture by the real one-way light-time (~1.28 s at the Moon) and, near lunar range, breaks into the impulsive FM-threshold "clicks" the 85-ft dishes produced below threshold (only Goldstone's 210-ft stayed above it). A "Send to the Moon" button jumps to mean distance. Black-and-white standards fixed • 405-line (System A) and 819-line now finally emit the correct broad field-sync pulse (CCIR Report 624-2, 1982). • The 819-line standard is now correctly named "System E" • 819-line horizontal sync width corrected to 2.5 µs. D2-MAC is sharp again D2-MAC now renders at full resolution, picture-identical to D-MAC. It had been sampled at half the picture rate by mistake; in reality only its sound/data is half-rate, not its picture (ETSI ETS 300 250). MUSE / Hi-Vision Static Hi-Vision scenes now reconstruct through NHK's reference-decoder filter (ITU-R BO.786) using true 4-field quincunx interleave, so still detail "focus-pumps" crisper (genuine super-resolution rather than a frame average) - while a motion detector keeps moving areas authentically soft. Pay-TV & copy protection - broader and more accurate • New: Discret 11 (Canal+) - the French terrestrial system's per-line horizontal delay, snapping to the real Canal+ sequence; sync untouched, so the picture stays locked and keeps its colour while tearing horizontally. • New: Eurocrypt / D2-MAC - component cut-and-rotate on the MAC time slots (the first non-composite scrambler in the set). • Nagravision (Syster) uses the real 32-line sliding-window shuffle (locally shredded, globally ordered) instead of a full-field scramble. • Videocrypt cut-and-rotate snaps to the real 256-step grid. • Macrovision pulse cycling is encoded into the signal with patent-verified geometry. • Video inversion now decides per-field, as the real systems did. Signal-derived audio Intercarrier "buzz" now tracks picture brightness and sync energy - bright scenes buzz louder, just like a real set. VCR Dropouts are modelled as FM carrier loss with an authentic dropout compensator (previous-line substitution), toggleable. More physics, fewer fudges • Co-channel beat and fine-tuning derive from real frequency offsets. • MAC/MUSE lines carry true duobinary/data-burst waveforms with the correct frame-sync words and clock run-in. • Colour is band-limited before time-compression, cutting false-colour shimmer on fine detail. • Portrait (rotated) camera input now band-limits along the scan line, matching landscape sharpness. Bug fixes • iOS clips no longer record silently — audio is taken from the app's output, not the microphone. • iOS auto-hides the video transport overlay during playback, matching macOS. • Many other little minor fixes Find a bug? Use in-app feedback form.

We love feedback! 1) User 'Marker478' suggested adding Overscan, which we just did (check it out in the CRT section) 2) We've also added a feedback form to send anonymous (or not anonymous if you want a reply) feedback on bugs or feature requests 3) Fixed a very subtle bug to do with the magnet / degauss function which could cause a crash in rare circumstances