 Capturly 2.8.11Capturly 2.8.11 |
Studio sessions now scale to 8 participants with automatic preview-quality adaptation so weak connections no longer stall a call. Desktop gains Library v2 and magic-link guest joins, Windows updates are now seamless, and several nagging bugs — from studio camera permission errors to a stuck sign-out flow — are fixed. • Studio sessions now support up to 8 participants (host + 7 guests) • Live preview automatically adapts to weak connections, with on-screen indicators • Desktop app gets Library v2: rename, delete, quota bar, and unfinished-upload recovery • Windows installer now updates seamlessly without breaking your taskbar shortcut • Fixed camera/microphone permission errors when entering the studio lobby |
New 8-participant studio sessions Studio sessions now support up to 8 people (host + 7 guests), up from 4. The lobby counter, invite gate, and video grid all reflect the higher capacity. |
Adaptive preview quality with on-screen indicators When a participant's connection struggles, their live preview steps down automatically (and can drop to audio-only) instead of freezing, and affected tiles show a small "weak connection" badge. Recordings always stay full quality — only the live preview is affected. |
Library v2 on desktop Desktop now matches web: save recordings to your library, rename or delete them, see expiry badges, track storage with a quota bar, and recover unfinished uploads if a session is interrupted. |
Studio guest join via magic link (desktop) Guests can now join a desktop studio session directly from a magic-link invite, matching the web flow. |
Full plan catalog on Android Android users can now view and purchase the complete Capturly plan lineup through Google Play, matching what's already available on iOS. |
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Improved Seamless Windows auto-updates The Windows installer now updates in place and relaunches automatically, without breaking your pinned taskbar shortcut. |
Scheduled session invites now include recording tips for everyone All invitees to a scheduled session now receive lighting, microphone, and resolution tips in their invite email, not just first-time studio guests. |
Smarter bandwidth use in larger studio sessions Each participant's outbound video bitrate now scales down automatically as more people join, keeping upload bandwidth manageable without touching the recorded footage. |
Clearer subscription status on desktop Desktop now surfaces license expiry, trial, and past-due subscription states directly in the app. |
More reliable recording stop and save Improved stop/save reliability on macOS and Windows, including crash-safe recording files and fixes for issues that could truncate a take. |
Friendlier handling of temporary purchase glitches If Google Play billing briefly drops during a purchase or restore, the app now shows a "Store temporarily unavailable, try again" message and reconnects automatically instead of surfacing an error. |
Strengthened desktop security and licensing Desktop entitlements are now more tightly bound to your machine and account, with hardened update, licensing, and permission checks under the hood. |
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Fixed Fixed camera/microphone permission errors in the studio lobby Entering the studio lobby via in-app navigation no longer triggers "not allowed in this document" errors for camera or microphone access. |
Fixed desktop studio tiles clipping on tall screens Participant tiles now scroll instead of overflowing the window on tall displays. |
Fixed account deletion on expired sessions (mobile) Deleting your account with an expired session now prompts re-authentication instead of showing a generic connection error. |
Fixed stuck sign-out on web Signing out now redirects you even if a network hiccup interrupts the process, instead of leaving a stuck, signed-in-looking page. |
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Where it's live Web — live Desktop — failure Android — in progress Chrome extension — released
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