v4.7.0

Vehicle history gets a "Play recording" button that opens the clip already stored on the camera, the same viewer used for live video, with its own status while it starts and a "Playback finished" message when it ends.

An alert that requests its video now shows a "View evidence" button right on the event, opening a view-only player. While the clip is on its way it shows "Waiting for the camera"; if it never arrives, the reason is spelled out — it did not finish uploading, it took too long, it could not be requested, or it was deleted by the storage schedule.

When the role of a camera channel — Driver, Front, Cabin, Rear... — is set on the web, live view, multi-camera and recordings show it next to the channel number instead of a plain "Channel 1".

Accident alerts get their own icon in the events list and the summary, instead of sharing the generic alert icon.

A device with a photo set as its icon on the web now shows it on the map as a circular pin, the same look already used on the web map.

Live view and multi-camera used to just spin when a stream failed to start. Now the message says why: the camera rejected the request, the platform failed, the format is not supported (H.265), it connected without image, or it stopped sending. Multi-camera shows the reason in each cell instead of trying to load a player that already failed.

The video download queue can now be paused and resumed, and a download still waiting can be cancelled — which also cancels it on the device — or removed. It shows elapsed time, tells an expired file apart from a rejected one, and the final size once it completes. The Download button no longer stays stuck after a failure.

If a device is not flagged as having a camera, the app stops offering camera commands the server would reject anyway.