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LED Panels Config UI - add "Auto Layout" button to make initial setup easier. Twinkly Channel Output to control Twinkly lights over WiFi. #SIMPLEIMAGE 6.3.1 DRIVER#
Raspberry Pi - DPI Pixel Output - new pixel driver for the Raspberry Pi that allows up to 24 strings. This will allow the HDMI monitor to be divided into areas that can display different content. Framebuffer devices will now be configured as Pixel Overlay Models and users of framebuffers (Virtual Display, etc.) will then operated against the model. 
Overlay models can now be sub-divided into smaller models which can allow effects to run on just a part of the model.Pixel Overlay Model/Framebuffer updates.The BBB Strings will light up the first number of pixels white equal to the port number. For example, the LED Panels will put the Output/Panel number on each panel. Certain outputs (LED Panels, BBB String outputs) now have a "Test Pattern" button on the output configuration page to enable a specific test pattern for that output to help diagnose issues specific to that type of output.As an FPP command, it can also be multisynced out to all remotes allowing testing of the entire display. This does provide a Command that can be invoked via Big Buttons plugin or scripts or similar. The display testing functionality has been completely re-written to use FPP Command.Configuration of IP Masquerade/NAT to allow devices to access the internet more securely/easily.Enable DHCP Server to provide IP addresses to other devices.Networking - the change to Debian Bullseye has allowed for some new features:.This does require USB sound device that can support multichannel output.
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Audio - for sound produced directly by FPP's sound code (not via VLC's which is used to play videos to HDMI), there is now configurable support for multichannel sound instead of just stereo.
On the initial setup, you can select an appropriate virtual eeprom for your cape.
Cape/Hat Selection - If the Cape/Hat does not have a valid physical eeprom for FPP to pull information from, Cape/Hat selection is now done via virtual eeproms which can provide enhanced functionality and information. If you require these services, you must enable them on the System page in settings. Samba, Rsyncd, and ftpd services are disabled by default. Advanced UI level setting to allow uploading SSH public keys. You can choose insecure settings to match previous versions of FPP, but that is your choice. #SIMPLEIMAGE 6.3.1 PASSWORD#
To comply with various laws targeting security in IOT devices, on first boot, FPP will now require you to choose to use a UI Password or not and to set an OS level password. This is an entire new version of the underlying Linux Operating System Upgraded from Debian Buster (10.x) to Debian Bullseye (11.x). The entire FPP team is proud to announce that FPP 6.0 is now released! This represents more than 7 months of development effort to bring the underlying OS image up to the latest Debian release, add a bunch of new features, fix a bunch of bugs, and start preparing for the show season.
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