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#Mobil apps for microseven software#
While the M7 PC/Mac software displays it in 4:3 ratio, this app displays it in an exact pixel mapping.
This creates an image that is about 720x240 pixels. We have a set-up that uses half-D1 recording settings. While for most users, I would think this to be a 4-star app, however, I have to rate it for myself.
The app is fairly stable and seems to connect much quicker to cameras than when it was first released.
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