Release notes
Videorc 0.9.108 Beta 1
The Stream Manager's stats now fit in one thin bar, with your stream time, viewers and stream health side by side, and the window says less so your eyes can stay on chat.
The Stream Manager puts chat first
- One thin stats bar gives chat more room, with the ON AIR clock, viewers and stream health up front at every window size.
- Stream health shows your bitrate while all is well and names the problem the moment something goes wrong.
- Drag a stat to rearrange the bar, or right-click it to hide the stats you don't watch.
- Less to read mid-stream, from shorter activity lines to chat times that wait for your pointer.
The Stream Manager showed everything at once. Now it shows what matters first: more room for chat, and less to read while you are live.
One thin stats bar
The row of stat tiles above chat was tall and mostly empty. It is now one thin bar. How long you have been live, how many people are watching and your stream health sit together at the left, at every window size, including the narrow sidebar size where stream health used to be missing.
Followers, subs, tips and chat pace follow as plain numbers, and drop off the end when the window is narrow. Point at any stat for the details: the split per platform, your peak, frame rate, dropped frames and the state of each destination.
Stream health stays quiet while everything is fine and shows your bitrate. When a destination fails, frames drop or the bitrate sags, it says so right there instead.
Make the bar yours
Drag a stat to move it. Right-click the bar to hide the stats you don't watch, move one left or right, or reset it. The clock and the viewer count always stay up front.
Less to read
- A chat message shows its time when you point at it, not on every row.
- Replies read "↳ @name", a message that mentions you shows "@you", and the paused chip just says how many messages are new.
- The message box no longer repeats where a message goes. It speaks up only when a destination can't receive it, and a message that sends leaves nothing behind.
- Activity rows read at a glance, like "Resub · 14 months" or "Raid · 142 viewers". The highlight card your viewers see keeps the full sentence.
- The status bar shows each platform as its icon and a green dot while chat works, and adds words only when something is wrong.
Chat also stays on the newest message after you resize the window or a message grows as its emotes load.