On the heels of the previous release, Dayturn 2.7.2 for macOS is a release that is focused on updating the viewer with the switch from automatic to manual Voice Activity Detection (VAD) settings for Vivox voice connections as released in the Secondlife v 6.4.21.561414 viewer.
These settings have proved to significantly reduce dropouts on voice connections, but depending on your microphone could pick up more noise if it does not have modern noise cancellation features.
For a thorough overview of the new settings, please refer to the Release Notes for the 6.4.21.561414 viewer.
You can switch the viewer back to use the old automatic VAD settings by setting the VivoxVadAudio setting to 1 from the Advanced->Show Debug Settings menu item.
In addition this version of the viewer has received refinements of existing optimizations.
The details of all changes can as always be found in the commit log.
The viewer is signed with an Apple Developer ID, but not notarized.
It has also been tested on both Intel and Apple Silicon hardware on macOS 11.4 (Big Sur). On Apple Silicon, it runs under Rosetta 2 translation.
It has also been verified to run on the latest macOS 12 (Monterey) developer beta on Apple Silicon.
These settings have proved to significantly reduce dropouts on voice connections, but depending on your microphone could pick up more noise if it does not have modern noise cancellation features.
For a thorough overview of the new settings, please refer to the Release Notes for the 6.4.21.561414 viewer.
You can switch the viewer back to use the old automatic VAD settings by setting the VivoxVadAudio setting to 1 from the Advanced->Show Debug Settings menu item.
In addition this version of the viewer has received refinements of existing optimizations.
The details of all changes can as always be found in the commit log.
The viewer is signed with an Apple Developer ID, but not notarized.
It has also been tested on both Intel and Apple Silicon hardware on macOS 11.4 (Big Sur). On Apple Silicon, it runs under Rosetta 2 translation.
It has also been verified to run on the latest macOS 12 (Monterey) developer beta on Apple Silicon.
