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What's New

• Your Drive folder now follows your event name — new events start with a Drive folder named after them, and renaming an event renames the folder to match. Type your own name and it switches to Custom; the badge by the field shows which mode you're in, and "Use event name" puts it back in sync

Fixes

• No more duplicate photos in Google Drive — an automatic upload and a manual "Sync Now" firing at the same moment could send the same photo twice. Uploads now run one at a time, and Drive is checked for an existing copy first
• Renaming an event no longer re-uploads your whole folder — the folder is renamed in place instead of being rebuilt, so photos already in Drive stay put and a renamed folder is no longer mistaken for a deleted one
• Event names with apostrophes now sync correctly — a name like "Bob's Wedding" used to make the Drive folder lookup fail
• DSLR cameras set to RAW+JPEG can capture again — with both formats selected, every shot failed and left the viewfinder frozen. The app now selects a JPEG setting for you
• The viewfinder recovers from a failed capture — live view restarts on its own instead of staying frozen

What's New

• DSLR staged recovery boot sequence — when digiCamControl crashes or the camera disconnects, the viewfinder now shows a friendly step-by-step progress checklist ("Opening digiCamControl..." → "Waiting for server..." → "Hiding window..." → "Opening live view..." → "Live view ready") instead of a raw OS device path. Each completed step shows a green checkmark so you always know what's happening

Improvements

• DSLR live view is smoother and snappier — the frame polling engine now uses a steady 25ms cadence with up to 2 concurrent HTTP requests, so a slow frame doesn't stall the pipeline. The effective frame rate has nearly doubled, reaching much closer to the camera's native 30fps
• DSLR camera can now wake from sleep automatically — if your camera goes to sleep, auto-powers off its LCD, or the live view freezes while the camera is still connected, the app now detects it and seamlessly wakes the camera by cycling the live view window. You'll see a brief "Camera is idle — waking live view…" notice while the last frame stays on screen, no stream teardown or full reconnect needed. After 3 failed wake attempts, the app escalates to PTP re-enumeration before falling back to a full reconnect
• Faster disconnect detection when a camera is truly unplugged — if a camera was sleeping and then gets unplugged, the app now detects the real disconnect in about 3 seconds instead of waiting for the generic 150-frame timeout
• digiCamControl main window monitored for unexpected closure — if the digiCamControl main window is closed (even if the process stays alive), the app now clears the cached camera list and re-enumerates from scratch, preventing reconnection to stale device IDs that no longer work

Fixes

• DSLR first-frame timeout no longer fires during staged recovery — the recovery sequence can take longer than 30 seconds on slow devices, which previously caused a confusing timeout error while the stepper was still showing progress. The first-frame timeout is now suppressed during active recovery and only surfaces if recovery actually stalls
• DSLR live view resume notifications no longer spam on flickering streams — cameras whose stream flickers between a cached frame and a fresh frame no longer fire repeated "resumed" notifications or flicker the waking state on and off

Fixes

• Auto-print timer no longer restarts after viewing the share screen — navigating to the share screen and back to review used to reset the auto-print countdown, meaning photos could print twice (or print unexpectedly after returning). The countdown now correctly remembers it's already been triggered, even after leaving and coming back
• Free generation count no longer lost when switching AI modes — switching from Free to Off or Paid used to reset your configured free-generation limit to the default. Going back to Free mode now restores the exact number you had set