Secpar 3.6.0

Windows now supports three simultaneous remote video streams. The previous release admitted multiple devices but Windows refused a second capture of the same monitor. Secpar now shares one capture while retaining independent encoders and connections. Verified with three hardware streams, fourth-device rejection and disconnect/reconnect.

Desktop:

• Client settings for resolution, frame rate, bitrate, audio and mouse capture.
• Ctrl+Alt+G captures/releases input by default; alternatives are in Settings.
• Smaller 540×400 default window and version beside the logo.
• Compact Hosting settings. Quality limits show their resolution/FPS and are enforced on Windows.

Android:

• Black launcher background restored; triangle padding preserved.
• Ctrl+Alt+G default, plus Ctrl+Shift+G and Ctrl+Alt+Z choices. Existing explicit choices and the Moonlight shortcut remain supported.

Linux client decoding is still software H.264 in this release. Hardware decoding and the account-wide automatic pairing flow are still in development. Desktop gamepad forwarding remains unfinished.

Optimized release packages only. Android retains its package identity and signing certificate. Installing the Windows update briefly disconnects Secpar sessions while its service restarts.