Anthias 2026.07.4
The Audio output setting decides where sound plays on PCs and boards like the Rock Pi 4, and upside-down landscape video plays smoothly on the Raspberry Pi 2 and Pi 3.
- Images added from a URL preview and download in the web interface, and other fixes The debug report lists every asset and whether Anthias can reach it, and the Anthias website answers whether Anthias is Screenly OSE.
- Video plays at full frame rate at 180° on Raspberry Pi 2 and 32-bit Pi 3 Video on an upside-down landscape screen on a Raspberry Pi 2 or 32-bit Pi 3 now plays as smoothly as unrotated video, instead of at about 2 frames per second. Portrait video on these boards is still slow.
- The Audio output setting decides where sound plays on x86 PCs and arm64 boards Choosing HDMI or 3.5mm jack in Settings now decides where video sound comes out on an x86 PC or a board running the arm64 image, instead of following whatever output the system had as its default.