Lightning TV Live
Changelog
A plain-English history of improvements to the viewing and match-night experience.
Current version
v1.5.0-beta.9
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- Match stoppages can now be captured from the live event feed and sent through a dedicated review workflow.
- Reviewers can inspect replay clips, correct the stoppage reason, and safely retry failed exports.
- Operators have clearer queue states and controls for handling stoppages during a broadcast.
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- The scoreboard now presents active penalties, team penalty minutes, team branding, and reviewed game statistics in one place.
- Timeline events from the external game feed are combined with locally reviewed events so supporters see a more complete account of the game.
- The scoreboard becomes a compact, sticky panel while scrolling and moves smoothly between its full and compact layouts.
- Team logos are delivered through a reliable application endpoint, with management controls available to administrators.
- Login and account confirmation screens have been refined for better clarity on both desktop and mobile devices.
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- Faceoff maps can be filtered more precisely and now include clearer summary statistics.
- Player-level faceoff performance makes it easier to understand who is succeeding in each area of the ice.
- The deployment workflow now includes the documented Portainer redeployment step used by the production service.
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- Shot and faceoff reviews share a clearer queue, giving specialist reviewers one place to find outstanding work.
- Faceoff timing is more stable when a scoreboard feed only reports values that have changed.
- Failed replay clips can be retried without recreating the original event.
- Penalty events are synchronised with the match feed, and approved clips can be opened from public game pages.
- Team styling and review validation were simplified to prevent stale or conflicting match data.
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- Game lists now include filters, pagination, and consistent navigation between match tools.
- Live game handling and engagement controls have been tightened for busy match-night use.
- Scoreboard ingest, vMix worker, Docker, and Portainer settings are documented and configurable for different venues.
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- Replay exports use fixed clip windows and stronger processing safeguards so clips are more consistent.
- Approved supporter messages can be delivered to the vMix social feed with clearer delivery status for moderators.
- Viewer watermarks, responsive data tables, and safer environment-file handling improve the public and operational experience.
- A live replay operations guide was added for match-night teams.
