Fixed: We corrected an occasional issue with audio playback.

We simplified the process for streaming to Apple TV.

When connecting to Apple TV, you can allow automatic reconnections to the room.

Room owners can remove Apple TV users from the room with the End session option in the Admin menu, or with the Remove from room dropdown in the People panel.

We improved how the Apple TV app interacts with our servers.

Visible watermarking now includes the user’s email address.

We improved our in-app messaging.

Fixed: Drawings made on a stream appear correctly in full-screen mode.

We now support forensic watermarking on all streams (including those in thumbnails or grid view). This feature is available on Evercast for Apple TV version 1.5.0 and higher.

HDR streams can now use HLG and PQ10 formats.

We improved the accuracy of color rendering.

You can disable HDR if you’re streaming to a television that doesn’t support it.

Fixed: Drawings show correctly for Apple TV viewers.

Fixed: Apple TV users do not appear in the stream list.

Fixed: We improved the process of connecting to Apple TV.

As of June 10, 2025, we support forensic watermarking on streams to Apple TV. This feature is available on Evercast for Apple TV version 1.4.2 and higher.

Fixed: You can view a Premiere Pro stream on Apple TV.

Fixed: We fixed some bugs with streaming to Apple TV from the web app.

Fixed: We corrected issues with audio and the screen saver on version 1.4.0 of the app.

We updated the UI to increase app efficiency and stability.

You can now use Apple TV with On-Prem workflows.

We added support for 5.1 and 7.1 multi-channel audio.

While you are connecting Evercast to your Apple TV, you can refresh the connection code by pressing Menu on your Apple TV remote. Holding down on the Menu button will exit the app and return you to the Home Screen.

When you're in a live room, if multiple streams are being sent, you can use the Menu button on your Apple TV remote to switch between the streams.

Apple TV users can make drawings on a stream using the pointer tool and Apple TV remote (2nd generation remote and above).

Fixed: During a screenshare, the audio was sometimes incorrectly muted.

Fixed: The Clear all drawings button wasn’t always working for Apple TV streams.

Fixed: HDR streams from a DeckLink source were washed out when viewed on Apple TV.

Enterprise clients can now enable client-side watermarking in the Admin Portal, for streams displaying on the desktop app or on Apple TV.

Fixed: We corrected a bug that was preventing higher color depths from displaying. The Evercast for Apple TV now supports 8-bit (4:2:0, 4:2:2, and 4:4:4) and 10-bit (4:2:0, 4:2:2, and 4:4:4).

Fixed: The AppleTV app was not correctly displaying the full tonal range of HDR streams.

Now when your Apple TV Evercast app has been granted access to a room, you can enable it to automatically rejoin that room for future sessions, without needing a new connection code.

We added limited support for 10-bit HDR streams in specific configurations.

Color: Added support for signal formats in 8-bit (4:2:2 and 4:4:4) and 10-bit (4:2:0, 4:2:2, and 4:4:4) in the Rec.709 color space.

Decoding of streams of quality above 8 bit 4:2:0 requires strong CPU resources. Because of this, we've added a message warning users when video playback is slow due to CPU resources.

Added a new configuration option that allows organizations to choose whether or not to allow high accuracy color streams (8-bit (4:2:2 and 4:4:4) and 10-bit (4:2:0, 4:2:2, and 4:4:4)) in the app. If the setting is turned off, a message appears on the screen warning users that the stream is blocked.

Now the app shows streams coming from the Evercast for Mac or Windows apps and from Evercast for Chrome.

If there are multiple streams in a room, Apple TV will now show the last one that was started.

Performance optimizations were made for when the stream isn't currently displayed.

Fixed: Drawings made on the Evercast for Mac or Windows apps weren't showing on Apple TV.

Special characters are now interpreted correctly.