Android doesn't necessarily support multiple usb devices depending on the version

Success

Already possible using IDCAs

Seems like the apple app store has some issues (again..)

Contacted user

All routing options are available in the app main menu

Not possible due to protocol limitation

This is not possible due to apple policy. Every wifi connection gets terminated when the screen turns off

Well that's the unofficial workaround but there are known cases where apple deleted the apple deleted the app due to violation of guidelines

This is not possible to implement. Mixing station requires a constant connection to the mixer

See https://dev-core.org/ms-docs/getting-started/

Working on it

Will verify this issue today with a bfc controller

The logs showed that the crash is caused by the gpu driver lib, so there is sadly nothing I can do about it

I'm still investigating the Chromebook issues. As of now it seems like google broke something on their end.
I'll continue investigating

The names of the mutegroups is an app specific thing. The names are saved with the app settings

The layout is not resolution dependent but physical screen size

Not possible due to mixer limitation

Just add a button for muting LR without a mutegroup

3.11 is fully supported, might be related to the network setup

Offline scenes are already available

Already available via custom layout

Either too many devices or bad wifi

Yes it's working fine in an emulator with the XM32 series

Testers say this is working fine

I'm still investigating if this is possible at all with the UI framework

Yes it does work with the XR series

Sorry, but the iLive is too old and most of the users are switching to dLive or GLD.
it would way too resource consuming supporting the iLive in all variations

What android version are you using?

See manual. You have to restore the purchase if you've switched devices. Just press the "connect" button and select "restore purchase" at the bottom of the page

Chromebooks are not fully supported. Reason is that each chromebook from different manufacturer seems to behave differently when it comes to networking.

Waiting for testers to reply

This has been added a couple of versions back

Running in an emulator is not working with the Qu protocol

Das ist nicht möglich da der Mixer die info eines "ausgewählen" Kanals nicht weitergibt

I agree to some extend. The reason this page doesn't contain more content is simply that it doesn't fit on a small device.
As of now mixing station shows the same content on all screen sizes. If this feature gets implemented it's required to only show these items for large enough screens.

Not possible as sending midi via network is not supported by the mixer

Nevermind, I figured it out

Ignore will ignore all timeouts until you reconnect to the mixer. Ok just closes the popup

If the app didn't receive any data from the mixer in ~6 seconds. Depending on the protocol this means that the app might be out of sync as it didn't even receive metering data

See https://dev-core.org/ms-docs/known-issues/

What action is assigned to the slider and what is the sensitivity setting (setup, app, mixer, knob sensitivity)?
I'll take a look at it

Sliders do not behave like faders, they use the same sensitivity option as knobs do. Therefore they are not affected by fine mode at all

See changelog https://bugs.dev-core.org/w/ms/si/changelog/v1.0.4/

-> This mixer has no FX master sends
-> Mutegroups are not accessible due to protocol limitations

first of all, the app complies with all rules of the app store.
As written in the app description the app itself is free to download and test in offline mode.
As soon as you want to connect to a mixer you have to pay the in app purchase. These purchases are clearly labeled as such and require you to input your iTunes password as well as a confirmation that you want to purchase that feature for a certain price.