This page contains information about recent changes in Larix mobile broadcasting SDK and Player SDKs.
Notice that SDK versions may skip numbers - this means that newer version accumulated changes from several intermediate releases. Each SDK version is mapped to corresponding version of Larix Broadcaster and SLDP Player application.
If you were a subscribed previously and want to get latest SDK, you can subscribe again to get update.
Please also check our mobile streaming SDK FAQ.
Larix SDK for Android version "2019-02" 15-Feb-2019
Larix SDK for iOS version "2019-02" 15-Feb-2019
SLDP Player SDK for Android version "2018-12" 3-Dec-2018
SLDP Player SDK for iOS version "2018-12" 3-Dec-2018
HTML5 Player SDK version "2.11.1" 3-Dec-2018
SLDP Player SDK for iOS version "2018-02" 05-Feb-2018
Larix SDK for Android 1.0.31 22-Aug-2017
Larix SDK for Android 1.0.29 12-May-2017
Android 1.0.28 30-Mar-2017
Android 1.0.27 27-Feb-2017
Android 1.0.25 10-Feb-2017
iOS 1.0.22 27-Dec-2017
iOS 1.0.19 03-Nov-2016
Windows Phone 1.0.0 10-Sep-2017
Notice that SDK versions may skip numbers - this means that newer version accumulated changes from several intermediate releases. Each SDK version is mapped to corresponding version of Larix Broadcaster and SLDP Player application.
If you were a subscribed previously and want to get latest SDK, you can subscribe again to get update.
Please also check our mobile streaming SDK FAQ.
Latest releases
Larix SDK for Android version "2019-02" 15-Feb-2019
- RTMPS and RTSPS support
Larix SDK for iOS version "2019-02" 15-Feb-2019
- RTMPS and RTSPS support
- Added switching audio streams for SLDP-based radio
SLDP Player SDK for iOS version "2018-12" 3-Dec-2018
- Fixed Adobe Media Server playback.
HTML5 Player SDK version "2.11.1" 3-Dec-2018
- Improvements and updates
Previous releases
Larix SDK for Android version "2018-12" 3-Dec-2018- Video stabilization is available for devices which support it.
- Fix for start-up frames loss
- UI improvements
- Preferred video stabilization method may now be set up
- Fixed publishing to Adobe FMS
- Pinch-to-zoom gesture
- FPS selection added - highly dependent on device' camera capabilities
- Pinch-to-zoom gesture
- Fix for AWS MediaLive
- XCode 12 support
- Screenshots added
- Minor improvements
- Minor improvements
- Added verbose errors codes
- HEVC (H.265) encoding support
- HEVC (H.265) encoding support
- 60fps support
- SRT library is now version 1.3.1
- SRT library is now version 1.3.1
- RTMP metadata support is added
- RTMP metadata support is added
- Added full screen preview mode to SDK
- New BackgroundCamera demo to continue streaming with no app in focus.
- SRT library is now under MPLv2.0
- SRT library is now under MPLv2.0
- Fixes and improvements
- Fixes and improvements
- Bugfixes and improvements
- Updated for XCode9.3
- Application buffer size can now be set
SLDP Player SDK for iOS version "2018-02" 05-Feb-2018
- Icecast playback support
- Minor updates
- Icecast playback support
- RTMP metadata injection
- minor bugfixes and improvements
- RTMP metadata injection
- minor bugfixes and improvements
- Bugfix for RTSP audio/video sync
Larix SDK for iOS version "2017-12" 28-Dec-2017
SLDP Player SDK for iOS version "2017-11" 27-Nov-2017- Set custom flashVer for RTMP protocol
- Bugfix for RTSP audio/video sync
- ABR support
- HEVC support
- MP3 support
- ABR support
- HEVC support
- VP8 and VP9 support
- MP3 support
- Audio callback added for custom audio processing
- Several improvements
Larix SDK for iOS version "1.0.32" 10-Nov-2017
SLDP Player SDK for iOS 1.0.0 15-Jun-2017- Updated to Swift 4 & XCode 9.1
- Several improvements
- Initial release of iOS SLDP Player SDK.
- Initial release of Android SLDP Player SDK.
- Periscope Producer support
- Minor changes and improvements
- Periscope Producer support
- Multiple cameras support
- Bluetooth audio support
- Recording over Bluetooth
- afreeca.tv publish fixed. It requires max bitrate as 2000 Kbps according to service requirements.
- afreeca.tv publish fixed. It requires max bitrate as 2000 Kbps accroding to service requirements.
- Connectivity improvements
- Minor bugfixes
- Limelight authentication is available. You can publish your streams directly into Limelight CDN for further delivery
- Multiple connections streaming is available. You can add several connections profiles and choose up to 3 connections for simultaneous streaming. You can stream to several destinations like your primary and secondary origin servers and also target it to some third-party service like YouTube Live or Twitch
- libmbl is no longer supported, libmbl2 is used instead
- Captured image proportions fixed for some devices (e.g. Samsung)
- Streaming improvements
Android 1.0.25 10-Feb-2017
- Multiple connections streaming is available. You can add several connections profiles and choose up to 3 connections for simultaneous streaming. You can stream to several destinations like your primary and secondary origin servers and also target it to some third-party service like YouTube Live or Twitch
- Limelight authentication is available. You can publish your streams directly into Limelight CDN for further delivery
iOS 1.0.22 27-Dec-2017
- Streaming library improvements
Android 1.0.23 27-Dec-2016
- Set custom white balance, exposure value, anti-flicker - capture control is a lot more flexible now
- Long press preview to focus lens to infinity, double tap to continuous auto focus
- User may use volume keys to start broadcasting and use a selfie stick for that as well
iOS 1.0.19 03-Nov-2016
- Swift 3 support
- Minor improvements
Windows Phone 1.0.0 10-Sep-2017
- Initial release
Older releases are not listed as they are not used by current subscribers.
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