Streamlight
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Changes in version 1.0.4:

• Auto mode now waits until another app uses Camo, and asks before Streamlight and Autotune turn on. This can be customized in Settings.
• Thunderbolt-connected Apple displays are now supported by Streamlight. This update also improves reliability on these displays.
• Added a small badge that appears when a new version of Streamlight is available, along with a quick shortcut to install it
• Fixed a few crashes that could occur during Autotune & Windows ML setup

Changes in version 1.0.3:

• Small compatibility fix related to using Snipping Tool while using Streamlight

Changes in version 1.0.2:

• Fixed a few issues when trying to use Snipping Tool window capture mode while using Streamlight
• Improvements to HDR detection when toggled outside of Streamlight
• Small interface adjustments to keyboard shortcut settings
• Added app icons to Streamlight windows

Changes in version 1.0.1:

• Fixed crashes when using contrast themes in Windows
• Fixed an issue where Snipping Tool window capture could not select windows while using Streamlight
• Improved reliability when retrieving monitor information

Welcome to Camo Streamlight! Streamlight transforms your Windows display into a virtual ring light with full HDR support, customizable presets, light shapes and colors, as well as AI Autotune, designed to intelligently adjust and enhance lighting in real-time, working alongside Camo Studio and WinML. Give it a try and let us know what you think.

Changes in version 1.0.0:

• Fixed an issue that caused a blank window to appear when attempting to share the screen while Streamlight is open
• Fixed an issue with the tray icon that could cause a crash on startup
• Fixed Do not disturb in Windows automatically turning on when launching the app
• Fixed a few rendering-related crashes
• Improved Autotune compatibility on devices with AMD XDNA2 NPUs
• On external displays, the Screen brightness slider can now be used to adjust SDR content brightness when HDR is enabled

The previous update to Streamlight included AI Autotune, designed to intelligently adjust and enhance lighting in real-time, working alongside Camo Studio and WinML. Our fifth update to Streamlight improves the reliability of Streamlight and AI Autotune.

Changes in version 0.9.15:

• Fixed a Streamlight crash that could occur at startup when Camo Studio was installed for the first time
• Fixed a crash that could occur while checking for updates in Settings
• Fixed AI Autotune unintentionally turning off while the lighting is being covered by the mouse cursor
• Fixed an error message that would persist and prevent AI Autotune from being re-enabled until an app restart
• Improved the detection of camera access being granted while Streamlight is running
• Release notes for previous versions of Streamlight will now list more versions when an update is available in Settings

Our fourth update to Streamlight includes AI Autotune, designed to intelligently adjust and enhance lighting in real-time, working alongside Camo Studio and WinML.

Changes in version 0.9.13:

• AI Autotune & Camo Studio integration
• Fixed an issue where Streamlight would stop responding to light adjustments until an app restart
• Small bug fixes & improvements

Our third beta release of Streamlight includes a handful of fixes for uncommon crashes and errors. Give it a try and let us know what you think.

Changes in version 0.9.10:

• Fixed various crashes related to display configuration errors
• Fixed a crash that would happen on Windows 10 when launching Streamlight with HDR-capable displays
• Fixed an issue where some UI elements would display incorrectly when Transparency effects were disabled in Windows
• Fixed an error that would appear in Streamlight Settings when an update was available

Our second beta release of Streamlight includes a handful of fixes for uncommon crashes and errors. Give it a try and let us know what you think.

Changes in version 0.9.9:

• Fixed an issue that allowed access to some features before completing the first-run experience
• Fixed an issue where the virtual light wasn't configured properly if enabled before opening Streamlight after system startup
• Fixed an issue where editing keyboard shortcuts would sometimes incorrectly report an error
• Fixed a crash that would occasionally occur when moving Streamlight between displays
• Fixed some crashes related to PCs waking from sleep or hibernation
• Fixed various errors related to displays with hardware brightness control (DDC/CI-capable) being re-connected

• Fixed crashes related to Apple displays (ProDisplay XDR & Studio Display support is experimental)

• Streamlight now opens Windows Settings on the Display > HDR page if it is unable to automatically enable HDR on your display

• Streamlight can now reach higher brightness levels on built-in laptop displays. For external displays, we've stopped adjusting SDR content brightness to preserve contrast with the virtual light.

Welcome to the first beta of Camo Streamlight! Streamlight transforms your Windows display into a virtual ring light with full HDR support, customizable presets, light shapes and colors; with more features coming soon. Give it a try and let us know what you think.