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Decoder version 3.2.0.8 is a Debian decoder update that meaningfully improves efficiency — so the decoders already in your rack work less hard to do the same job.

What it does:

• Lowers processing utilization across the board
• Improves thermal efficiency for cooler, steadier operation
• Extends the runway on existing hardware as your multisite footprint grows

Debian decoders below 3.2.0.8 will show an update available. Click the red flag icon in the decoder interface to start — it takes a few minutes, then reboots.

Decoder version 2.10.5.32 is a CentOS update that brings your server-grade decoders up to the current release — worth doing before your next service, not during it.

What it does:

• Brings CentOS decoders to the current release
• Keeps every campus on the same decoder version
• Installs in a few minutes with a single reboot

All CentOS decoders below 2.10.5.32 will show an update available — click the red flag icon in the decoder interface to start.

The D4310 is Resi’s new flagship server-grade decoder — built to push 4K at a higher frame rate and hold steady in the racks feeding your multisite campuses.

What’s new:

• Maximum output raised from 4K30 to 4K60
• Redundant power supplies and genlock, carried forward from the D2211 and D2212
• More robust internal components with headroom for heavier workloads

Studio AI just got a model upgrade — transcription and suggestions both run faster and land sharper, with nothing to change in your workflow. Upload as usual in Resi Studio and you’ll see it on your next file.

What’s better:

• Faster transcription with higher accuracy, even when the source audio is rough
• Suggestions that follow the actual structure of your message instead of generic themes
• Specific details pulled straight from your content — real references, not vague summaries

Decoder version 3.1.1.26 is a Debian decoder update focused on playback quality — steadier video at every multisite campus, service after service.

What it does:

• Delivers smoother, more consistent playback
• Improves frame timing for steadier video output
• Installs in a few minutes with a single reboot

Debian decoders below 3.1.1.26 will show an update available — click the red flag icon in the decoder interface to start.

Encoder version 2.0.2.20 is a Debian update that keeps your server-grade encoders current, supported, and ready for what’s coming to the hardware lineup.

What it does:

• Updates hardware drivers to support newer components
• Refreshes software images so encoders stay ready for future releases
• Keeps your fleet on a current, fully supported version

You’ll see the update option for your encoders in Resi Studio.

The Onboarding Checklist is a new widget on your Resi Studio dashboard that walks a new team from first login to first stream — twelve steps, grouped so nothing gets missed.

What it does:

• Organizes setup into three stages, so you always know what’s next
• Checks off each step automatically and shares progress across your organization
• Jumps you straight to the right spot in Studio — useful long after setup is done

You’ll find it on the Studio dashboard if you have a Live subscription.

Encoder version 1.15.8.44 is a Mini-only update focused on audio reliability — one less thing to double-check before you go live.

What it does:

• Makes audio come up with your stream consistently, without manual intervention
• Applies to both Mini with HDMI and Mini with SDI
• Installs in a few minutes from Resi Studio

Encoder version 1.15.7.39 is a Ray-only update that strengthens performance at higher encoding frame rates — steadier audio and video when you’re running 50 or 60 fps.

What it does:

• Improves stability at 50 and 60 fps encoding
• Applies to Ray encoders only — no action needed on Mini or server-grade units
• Installs from Resi Studio