Changelog

Technical details you can copy

• When CrossVoice cannot start, set up or remove its microphone support, check your beta access or reach the server, the message now shows the technical cause with a Copy details button, so you can paste it into an email to the CrossVoice team.
• Uninstalling no longer stops when CrossVoice cannot check or restore your microphones: it tells you what happened and finishes the uninstall.
• Your beta key is now saved even if CrossVoice was once run as administrator, and installing or uninstalling works again when a CrossVoice microphone file in Program Files was deleted.
• 0.12.07 replaces 0.12.06, which was withdrawn: microphones can be integrated when Windows always runs CrossVoice as administrator, and if CrossVoice can't use the Windows permissions it needs to change a microphone safely, it stops before touching it and explains why. Review Issues has a Copy details button.

Beta access by key

• During the beta, CrossVoice needs a valid beta key to open. The first start asks for it, and every start checks your access with the CrossVoice server, so an Internet connection is needed.
• Ask for a key with the form on the Ask for a beta test page: we review each request and send the key by email.
• Fixed the flicker when dragging a Slot onto Delete.
• When you uninstall CrossVoice and choose to delete your data, the beta access saved on your PC is now deleted too, so you will need a new key to use the beta again.
• You can recover your own Community publications when they are no longer on your PC, and keep publishing new versions of them.
• When CrossVoice cannot finish closing, it now asks right away whether to exit anyway.
• Profiles created with earlier versions of CrossVoice can be deleted again.

Public access

• The beta connects directly to over9th.com over HTTPS; the SSH tunnel is no longer needed.
• Your tester identity, your reports and your Community Profiles are kept.

First open beta

• New CrossVoice Overlay identity: application, taskbar, tray and installer icons, and a startup splash with rotating messages.
• The Overlay in four styles, Classic, Modern, Glass and Tactical, with Edit Appearance for font, colours, opacity, scale, orientation and position.
• The Workspace adapts to 1920 × 1080, ultra-wide and large screens.
• Microphone integration for any capture device, with Forget and recovery after updates.
• A Windows installer that sets up your microphones, and an uninstaller that restores them.
• Community: publish, preview, download and update complete Profiles, and report a Profile.
• Compressed audio for smaller Profiles.
• 30 languages.

Earlier builds were private tests.