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What's new in v4

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Section titled “More”

We have been working on Ontime for over 5 years. Thousands of users are leveraging Ontime in different fields, from streaming to conferences, festivals and churches.
Ontime is, at this point, an impactful project in the space, empowering users with professional-level tools at no cost.

Over time, we have learned more about how we can make Ontime solve real-world user cases on-site.

The newest release (v4) focuses on improving the user’s ability to detail the rundown and leverage timers to make decisions on it. \

  • Allow users to group events and keep track of the time to group completion.
  • Allow users to create a timer to any upcoming event by leveraging flags.
  • Introduce detailing of the rundown by adding of the milestone rundown entry type.
  • Improve collaboration and safety with granular read and write permissions for cuesheet share links.
  • Improve view configuration and sharing leveraging presets.
  • Allow a single project to contain multiple (non-concurrent) rundowns.
  • Added more auxiliary timers for enhanced functionality.
  • Implemented several UI design changes and improvements to user experience.

… and many more.

Removals and breaking changes

Section titled “Removals and breaking changes”
  • Removed minimal and clock views in favour of extra customization of the timer view.
  • Removed lower thirds.
  • Removed public data in favour of filtering based on custom fields.
  • Removed support for some languages in favour of user-defined translations.
  • Removed CSV export in favour of xlsx (Excel) export.
  • Breaking Deprecated offset in favour of the more common over/under.
API documentation If you manage an integration to Ontime that leverages WebSockets, check out the API docs