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Xangle Camera Server

Multi-camera software: control up to 1000 cameras from a single user interface

Xangle Camera Server

XangleCS is a set of software created to run a complete multi-camera system: connect, control, trigger, calibrate, preview, publish, share. It is currently used by many of the top bullet-time agencies and photogrammetry studios around the world. It is the simplest solution to get started (no trigger system required), and can easily scale over 1000 cameras. Camera support includes Canon, Sony, GoPro, iPhone, Android and Picam. Triggering is made by USB, and yes, it is super accurate!

Upgrading to the new XangleCS (2026) ? Start here: https://xangleapps.com/products/cameraserver/doc/whats-new

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Recent changes

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v26.10.14

October 14th, 2026

Dashboard: new help assistant module: ask any question!
Splat player: new assistant. Chat with the assistant to prompt your camera movements, effects, etc
Rules and sequences: New assistant! Chat with the assistant to prompt your camera sequences, settings change per iteration, LED lights effects, etc
Splat player: New camera-flash red-carpet style effect

v26.10.12

October 12th, 2026

Improved web page navigation on smartphones, improved /device module, unified cloud credits and cloud splat training at render-farm scale

Improved web page rendering on tablet and smartphones for easier navigation.
Improved the /device module with much better handling of smartphones, tablets, TVs and computers.
Use one cloud-credit balance for email delivery, cloud sharing, camera calibration, and splat training.
Choose between new corporate and friendly email templates.
Simplify splat-ready delivery with automatic registration and a final email when the splat is ready to share, replacing the separate waiting workflow.
Scale cloud splat training across larger render farms.

v26.10.09

October 9th, 2026

Major improvement/simplification for bullet-time photobooths

Make bullet-time rig calibration and image stabilization easier to manage. Choose a capture as the rig calibration, preview and switch between saved calibrations, and use clearer controls to connect calibration with image stabilization.
Android cameras: clearer USB diagnostics for connected phones, including more helpful USB debugging messages.
Canon cameras: better diagnostics for local camera connections and clearer port-conflict errors.
Dataset camera layouts and review previews are handled in processing.
Processing dashboard tiles and camera controls adapt better to different window sizes.