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v0.9
Fixed
- Stable long iOS sessions — live-view frames and HTTP chunks now drain
temporary Foundation, UIKit and ImageIO objects continuously instead of
retaining them for the lifetime of the monitor thread. Meter updates are
coalesced with video updates so a temporary UI slowdown cannot build a queue. - Safe stop and resume on Android and iOS — every monitor run has a unique
generation and owns an explicitly tracked stream. Going to the background,
opening the camera-card gallery or returning quickly can no longer leave an
older socket and rendering thread running alongside the new session. - Lower-cost focus peaking — iOS now reuses its full-resolution Sobel buffers
and uses 32-bit gradients; Android uses compact luminance and gradient buffers.
Both platforms sample peaking at about 8 fps while keeping the live view at its
normal frame rate, reducing allocation pressure, memory bandwidth and heat. - Faster iOS stream parsing — chunked HTTP data is appended directly from the
socket buffer, avoiding an extra temporaryDataallocation for every chunk.
Notes
- The grid and exposure meter remain available at the same quality. Focus
peaking still runs at full image resolution; only its refresh cadence changed. - The patched camera APK is unchanged. Installers are republished so every
downloadable asset remains available together under the same release.
Downloads
SonyLiveMonitor-Installer-v0.9-windows.exe— desktop installer (Windows).SonyLiveMonitor-Installer-v0.9-macos.dmg— desktop installer (macOS).SonyLiveMonitor-Installer-v0.9-linux— desktop installer (Linux).SonyLiveMonitor-v0.9.apk— Android phone app.SonyLiveMonitor-v0.9-unsigned.ipa— iOS, sideload with AltStore.SonyLiveMonitor-a6000-avcontent-ONLY-FOR-CAMERA.apk— unchanged patched
camera app (do not install it on the phone).SmartRemote-a6000-original-v4.30.apk— Sony's original camera app.