The lastest version of Capture is packed with improvements focused mainly on paperwork and documentation.

Among the most outstanding changes are the new look of trusses in Paper mode and plots that can greatly improve readability, the ability to place and finetune labels for trusses (or any object) and last but not least the ability to insert a "stand-alone" symbol into the drawing (a 2D symbol without any 3D object).

Another notable change is full support for CITP/FPTC-based patch exchange. While few controllers still support this at the moment, we're hoping that this will change soon.

There is also a long list of smaller features, such as the ability to automatically color fixtures in a plot by their filter, more information in reports, remembering fixture list column widths and plot duplication. For the full list, see the reference manual!

Following an intense period of development we're releasing Capture 2.5, with major improvements in the department of video content visualization!

Based on Apple's proven QuickTime technology you can now visualize a wide variety of video formats [1] directly in Capture, without the need of a media server. Version 2.5 allows you to create any number of "video players", each containing a playlist of video files for playback, which can be hooked into materials as well as video projectors!

In addition to this, we have made it possible to edit the exact placement of any material so you can easily reposition, rotate and stretch it into its correct place. Using our innovative "map to extents" approach, applying a material to a collection of set pieces as if they were just one is easier than ever! Click the "Video" tab, to watch a video on these new features.