Embedded Files
Current Release (v1.4.1)
Applications
Applications have the server and user interface wrapped into one application. Applications are easy to install and update by running the latest version of the installer.
Servers
Server only versions run as a web server and will need to be accessed on that device through a web browser on localhost:8000 or through the device's IP address on another LAN device if connecting remotely.
Release Notes
Built October 16th, 2020
Bugfixes
Frontend
License input screen will not become unresponsive
Mobile apps will not register a tap as two button presses
Modals in portrait mode have been centered correctly
Backend
ETP session will handle re-transmission of missed packets
Linux server versions will retain proper permissions
Improvements
Frontend
Settings page only redirects when necessary
Saving settings will only disconnect clients when necessary
Remote connection information will be moved to Info page
Back arrow added for improved navigation
Backend
Proper Aux Input Status Enable Command Response error handling
Integration of aux input status type 2 enable with automatic and manual assignment
Other
Function Instance 1-31 will disable aux functions correctly
Known Issues
Aux control may not fully work with some devices
Minor mobile UI issues
Windows Test Client
This executable will allow for testing of VT Anywhere with a sample test client. This client should run on Windows without additional installation, and it will feature more capabilities than the integrated demo.
Note that VT Anywhere will need to be run in the "Virtual Bus" / "UDP" mode, not "PCAN". See the Configuration page for more information.
Contact Us
Please Contact Us if you encounter any issues -- your email will be reviewed by our development team, which will get back to you as soon as possible.
Past Releases
Previous versions of VT Anywhere are available on the Past Releases page.
Setup Instructions
Instructions for setting up VT Anywhere can be found on the Setup Instructions page.
Versioning Nomenclature
VT Anywhere release numbers use the traditional sequence-based software versioning method, which utilizes major, minor, and revision numbers to designate the level of changes in a new release. For example, "v1.2.3" refers to revision 3 of minor version 2 of major version 1.
Major releases include large feature and interface changes, while minor releases focus on modest feature updates and overall improvements. Revision releases often include minor bug-fixes. Users are recommended to update when new major and minor versions are released.
Development focuses on the latest branch, which means that bugs reported using older versions of VT Anywhere will be fixed in the next release.
BETA versions are early builds that are released in order to obtain user feedback that will be incorporated into the stable version. These builds focus primarily on functionality, and BETA versions will be polished into stable releases. All versions of VT Anywhere are implied to be stable unless the label "BETA" is used, as in "v1.3.0 BETA".
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