A while back Audinate made a new feature that was long overdue. Themes. We used to have the light theme as the only theme and now we got a dark theme. Maybe a small change but so great!
Today they released another excellent one.
For some reason Audinate at some point in time decided to put the transmitters on top and receivers at to the left. It has always felt wrong. This is how it has looked for as long as I can remember:
When I read something I start to the left and read across the page.
Like this:
This was a new feature in todays release of Dante Controller and it’s really easy to enable.
But is it to late? Can we really get comfortable with this change? Or will it just feel weird 🙂
Of course, there are other changes in the 4.16.0.5 release, the full release notes can be read here: https://my.audinate.com/content/dante-controller-v41605-package-windows
In case the link breaks, these are the news in this release:
New Features in Dante Controller v4.16.0
- UI Enhancements:
- Swap Routing View axes (available in the View menu)
- Network View size can be customised by the user (available in the View menu)
- Ability to copy and paste channel names and subscriptions from one device to another, or to a text file (in Device View)
- Improve compatibility with Dante Director:
- Persistent Login to Dante Director from Dante Controller
- Improved communication between Dante Controller and Dante Director (reduced firewall configuration requirements, plus compatibility with standard security software)
- Encryption status reporting – additional status reporting for encrypted flows
- Improved support for Dante AV Ultra – new Video Config tabs for AV Ultra devices. HDMI input and output status tabs, TX Video processing tab for configuring video flow bandwidth, and RX Video processing tab for enabling fast-switching and configuring output video resolution
- Support for Dante AV-A USB, AV-A IR and AV-A serial ancillary data types in the Advanced Filter
- Support for serial configuration for compatible devices
- Improved translations