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11 Sep 2026
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9 years old
485 releases · first in 2017
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This release adds support for a new L2 Arbitrum Rinkeby contract deployment used for the Confluence testnet. If you are planning on participating in t
January 24th 2022
This release adds support for a new L2 Arbitrum Rinkeby contract deployment used for the Confluence testnet. If you are planning on participating in the testnet you should upgrade to this release.
This release also includes a small update for the node to fail fast if the config file specified is invalid.
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This release adds support for a new L1 Rinkeby contract deployment used for the Confluence testnet. If you are planning on participating in the testne
January 12th 2022
This release adds support for a new L1 Rinkeby contract deployment used for the Confluence testnet. If you are planning on participating in the testnet you should upgrade to this release. This release does not contain any updates for mainnet.
-network rinkeby flag is used. Instead the node will connect to the new L1 Rinkeby contract deployment when the -network rinkeby flag is used using a new hardcoded Controller contract address at 0x9a9827455911a858E55f07911904fACC0D66027E.Nothing published for this version
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This is a fast follow patch release for v0.5.24 to fix a bug that caused orchestrators to return errors right after a transaction is submitted resulti
January 5th 2022
This is a fast follow patch release for v0.5.24 to fix a bug that caused orchestrators to return errors right after a transaction is submitted resulting in the previously active streams to be re-routed from the orchestrators. If you are running an orchestrator you should upgrade to this release as soon as possible.
In order to fix this bug, the feature from v0.5.24 that set the maxFeePerGas of transactions to -maxGasPrice is temporarily disabled and will be re-enabled in the next release. The node will continue not submitting transactions if the current expected gas price for a transaction exceeds -maxGasPrice, but due to the disabling of the aforementioned feature, it is possible for a transaction to be mined at a gas price higher than -maxGasPrice if the gas price increases quickly after the node performs its -maxGasPrice check. The next release will ensure that a transaction cannot be mined at a gas price higher than -maxGasPrice.
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This release includes an important fix for a memory leak that can be triggered when using the CUDA MPEG-7 video signature capability (when using a Nvi
December 20th 2021
This release includes an important fix for a memory leak that can be triggered when using the CUDA MPEG-7 video signature capability (when using a Nvidia GPU), which is used for fast verification, for orchestrators/transcoders. If you are running an orchestrator or transcoder you should upgrade to this release as soon as possible.
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livepeer using a file. See the docs for instructions on using a configuration file-maxGasPriceThanks to everyone that submitted bug reports and assisted in testing!
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This release includes an important MPEG-7 video signature capability fix, which is used for fast verification, for orchestrators/transcoders running o
October 28 2021
This release includes an important MPEG-7 video signature capability fix, which is used for fast verification, for orchestrators/transcoders running on Windows. If you are running an orchestrator or transcoder on Windows you should upgrade to this release as soon as possible.
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Thanks to everyone that submitted bug reports and assisted in testing!
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Orchestrators and transcoders should also make note of the breaking change in this release that drops support for Nvidia GPUs from the Kepler series.
September 29 2021
This release includes a new orchestrator/transcoder MPEG-7 video signature capability which is required for broadcasters to run transcoding verification. The MPEG-7 video signatures are used as perceptual hashes in a "fast verification" algorithm that is described in the Fast and Full Transcoding Verification design. If a CPU is used for transcoding, the video signature computation will occur on the CPU. If a GPU is used for transcoding (i.e. the -nvidia flag is used), the video signature computation will occur on the GPU. Orchestrators and transcoders should upgrade to this release as soon as possible to ensure that they will be able to continue serving broadcasters that run fast verification (the complete broadcaster implementation will be shipped at a later date).
Orchestrators and transcoders should also make note of the breaking change in this release that drops support for Nvidia GPUs from the Kepler series.
Thanks to everyone that submitted bug reports and assisted in testing!
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