The last major release was in October 23, but smaller improvements are added almost weekly. Multi-input Nobe OmniScope (NOS for short) was already able to monitor multiple signal sources, but this became somewhat confusing over time. The new "Input Strip" has made operation and categorisation easier. You can immediately see the most important technical parameters of each source, change their settings and change the assignment to the scopes using drag-n-drop.In addition, a differently coloured frame immediately shows which of the scopes are being fed when you move the cursor over one of the sources in the strip. The QC recording is also colour-coded for each input. When starting, already defined sources, if available, are automatically connected. We could hardly find a useful signal source that could not be selected here, including common production codecs such as ProRes, CineForm, Grass Valley or DNxHD/HR. Video files in H.264, H.265, ProRes and DNxHR now also work in the MXF container...
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