Osiris Monitor

Osiris Monitor

Wireless Monitor for Osiris

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  • Released
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  • April 15, 2026
  • July 14, 2026

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Osiris Monitor is the companion viewer for Osiris and Osiris Field, the professional video assist platform built for film and television production. Designed for script supervisors, directors, producers, and anyone who needs to see what the camera sees without being tethered to video village. Osiris Monitor delivers a clean, low-latency wireless feed directly to your iPhone or iPad. Purpose-Built for On-Set Professionals: Osiris Monitor isn't a general-purpose streaming app. It's engineered for the specific demands of a working film set: reliable connections, minimal setup, and a clean interface that stays out of the way. Seamless Integration with Osiris and Osiris Field: Osiris Monitor pairs directly with Osiris running on Mac or Osiris Field on iPad. Once connected, you're live. No accounts, no cloud routing, no subscriptions. Key Features • Wireless monitoring from Osiris and Osiris Field video assist systems • Clean, distraction-free viewing interface • Optimized for iPhone and iPad • Free with your Osiris setup with no in-app purchases or fees Osiris Monitor is free and requires an active Osiris installation on macOS or Osiris Field for iPad to function.
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What's New in Osiris Monitor

1.0.8

July 14, 2026

* Advanced stills capture — full-res + proxy dual saving with configurable quality/width/subfolder, a user-choosable storage folder (iCloud/third-party safe), timed and auto ("rotisserie") capture wired to record state, a finger-friendly capture strip with drag-out and multi-select copy for notes, in-app folder reveal, and Save to Photos. Settings split into a simple Frame Capture section plus an Advanced Stills sub-page; all destinations off until you opt in, with inline warnings. * Skip rehearsals setting — monitors can skip auto-capture on rehearsal takes (on by default) and show a REH tag instead of treating them as normal takes.

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