Upgrade the app development environment to Xcode 26
Fixed an issue where saving videos containing unsupported audio formats would cause the app to crash.

Changed the design of operation buttons on the main screen

In the previous version (Ver. 2.82), “fixed the problem of not being able to save still images when running on a Mac,” but since I was not able to fix it, I have fixed it again.
In addition, fixed the problem of the 2D to 3D conversion function could not be used on Mac.

Fixed problem with saving still images when running on a Mac

Reduced image quality degradation after 2D3D conversion.

Added the ability to generate depth from 2D video/still images using AI and convert them to 3D.

Fixed an issue with uneven thumbnail size and layout on the file selection screen in iOS18.

Fixed a bug that caused saved still images to be blank on iOS18.

Fixed a problem with the "Pause" button appearing when switching between videos when playing videos in full screen mode.

Fix the problem that the album is not displayed in the file selection screen on iOS18.

Fixed a problem that spatial photos saved with this app were not recognized as spatial photos by Vision OS2.

Spatial photos taken with the iPhone 16 series can also be read with the left and right sides separated.

1. Addition of a function to display left/right SBS video/still images such as spatial video on Looking Glass.
Please note, however, that since there are two parallaxes (left and right), the image can only be seen in 3D from the front of Looking Glass.
2. Corrected left and right sides of spatial photos to be displayed correctly.

Looking Glass 16” (portrait, landscape) support added

Added "Use the Apple ProRes codec" option when saving Looking Glass videos.
"Use the Apple ProRes codec" will increase the file size considerably, but will improve the image quality.

This application allows 3D display of cinematic videos and portrait photos on the Looking Glass.
The new feature allows pinch-zooming and panning of the image displayed on Looking Glass on the connected USB-C iPhone/iPad screen. In line with this change, the conventional swiping to switch images has been replaced with a dedicated button.

Fixed a problem with the left and right edges of the screen not displaying properly when displayed on Looking Glass.

1.  When Looking Glass is not connected, the iPhone screen can display and save video/still images for LKG. Saved images can be displayed from LKG's built-in viewer or LKG connected PC.
2. Added "Save as SBS format" option on the save screen, although saving in the initial display mode (Parallel Mode) saves the file as two left and right files.

By creating an album named “Depth” and storing RGB-D video and still images in it, 3D conversion and Looking Glass display using Depth became possible.

VR mode is added to the stereo display format.
It displays 3D360 and VR180 videos and still images in equirectangular format on a flat surface. Motion sensors are also supported for an immersive video experience with VR glasses or VR goggles.

Calibration values for Looking Glass can now be read from a JSON file.
Press the JSON button added to the settings screen and select the JSON file containing the calibration values.

- Using a depth map extracted from a portrait photo or cinematic video, a multi-view video for Looking Glass can be created and displayed in real time on a Looking Glass connected to a USB-C iPhone15 or iPad.

- Swiping outside the image display area allows the user to switch between images in an album.

When smart glasses are connected, the display is now displayed at the maximum size of the monitor, instead of being one size smaller than the smart glasses monitor.

1.Added audio playback function for videos
2.Fixed crash when saving silent videos
3.Added "Play from Start" to the File menu during video playback.
4.Fixed an issue where resolution was not displayed correctly when smart glasses were connected

Added “Use Smartglasses” to the settings.
When this SW is turned on and Smartglasses are connected, images are displayed on the Smartglasses side.