Starting today you’ll notice a number of improvements to Ditto performance, security capabilities and even how it looks.
Jump ahead to get a complete breakdown of each Ditto Connect and Ditto Receiver update.
Ditto now performs better while using less power. Traditional screen mirroring puts a lot of strain on a computer’s CPU, which can degrade performance and create lag. We’ve off-loaded capture and encoding processes from the CPU to the GPU, which means your devices can better handle intensive tasks. This makes screen mirroring with Ditto more efficient: less latency, better frame rates.
Ditto is now compatible with corporate proxies.
Organizations that need high-level security often use proxies to route network traffic. A proxy acts like a gateway on your network: the right traffic gets to its destination and harmful traffic is blocked. Ditto securely shares content on even the most restrictive corporate networks.
Android devices look better than ever. There’s no more empty space around your mirrored content — Ditto makes the most of every available screen.
A Note About the Ditto tvOS Receiver:
This release includes a Ditto tvOS Receiver update. Users can manually install the update or deploy it via an MDM solution if applicable.
Apple TVs set to auto-update apps will install this update soon. Please note that you will need to reopen the Ditto Receiver app after updating if the Apple TV is not in single-app mode.
Visit the Ditto download page to get the most recent Ditto Connect and Ditto Receiver apps.