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RoscoLive v2.38.0 Feature Snapshot 

Here is what we have coming in RoscoLive v2.38.0!

✨New Features & Enhancements 

Camera Alignment Alerts (CH1 & CH2)

RoscoLive now detects when either the road-facing (CH1) or driver-facing (CH2) camera becomes misaligned and notifies users proactively.

  • If the driver-facing camera (CH2) shifts out of alignment and no longer captures the driver correctly, RoscoLive triggers a “CH2 Misalignment” alert.

  • If the road-facing camera (CH1) is unable to maintain its calibrated view of the road, a “CH1 Misalignment” alert is generated.

What’s new

  • Automatic monitoring of camera alignment

  • Alerts now appear on the Vehicles page under the Channel Status section.

  • Optional Email/SMS notification when a misalignment occurs

These alerts help users identify when a camera needs adjustment so it can continue capturing accurate video and events without interruption. 

Audio Options for Event Alerts

Users now have more control over how in-cab alerts sound. Instead of only using voice prompts or chimes, you can now choose one of three audio options for supported driving events:

  • Voice Prompt – Plays a verbal alert 

  • Chime – Plays a simple tone instead of a voice message

  • Disable Audio – No sound; event is logged silently in RoscoLive

This gives more control over alert behavior and helps reduce unnecessary passenger disturbance.

Applies to:
Harsh Braking, Harsh Acceleration, Potential CH2 Obstruction, Seatbelt, Distraction, Tailgating, Headway Monitoring, Max Speed.

Where to configure:

Vehicles -> Settings Profile -> Select Profile -> Edit -> Event Settings   

This change also applies to the Power Off event under General Settings. 

Partial Video Upload & Resume 

RoscoLive now supports partial video availability. If an event video upload is interrupted, the portion that was successfully uploaded will still be viewable in RoscoLive.

What’s new

  • If only part of the video uploads, the clip will appear in RoscoLive with a new status: Partial Video

  • Users can play the uploaded portion in the Event Viewer

  • When connection resumes, the device continues uploading from where it left off

  • Once complete, the partial video is automatically replaced by the full version

Why this matters
Even if connectivity is lost during an event, users still get immediate visibility into critical footage instead of waiting for a full upload or ending up with no video at all.

Profile Update Progress Tracking

You can now track the status of profile updates pushed to cameras in real time. RoscoLive shows exactly which cameras are pending, receiving, applying, or have completed the update - eliminating guesswork and reducing troubleshooting time.

What’s new

  • Clear update status for every camera:

    • Pending Update - Camera is offline; update will send when it comes online

    • Receiving Update - Update file is downloading

    • Applying Update - Update is being applied (on ignition or immediately if online)

    • Done - Update completed successfully

    • Done (with warnings) - Update completed but with device/SD card warnings

  • Visual dashboard showing:

    • Overall progress (percentage of cameras updated)

    • Breakdown of cameras by status

  • Data export available for reporting or tracking

Benefit
Users get full visibility of update progress across all cameras, making rollout faster and reducing the need to manually verify device updates.

    Asset/Device Restructuring 

    This is a broader structural change across RoscoLive, and at a high level, what you’ll notice is that we’ve introduced a clear separation between two core concepts in the platform:

    • Assets - the equipment the customer owns and operates
    • Devices - the cameras or connected hardware installed on those assets

    This shift allows RoscoLive to support non-vehicle assets, multiple device types, and future hardware products under one unified, scalable framework.

    As part of this change, RoscoLive will now use the term Asset instead of Vehicle across several UI pages, reflecting support for additional asset and device types.

    What’s new

    • All references to ‘Vehicle’ in the UI have been updated to reflect that it is now a subset of "Asset."

    • DV6/DV7 (camera devices) are treated as the primary device associated with an asset

    Updates across RoscoLive

    • Home Page:

      • “Status” under Sort By → Device Status

    • Events Page:

      • “Vehicle” column → Asset

      • New Filter dropdown replaces the Columns dropdown

      • Events dropdown merged into All Filters

    • Reports Page:

      • Vehicle Activity → Asset Activity

      • Vehicle Event Breakdown → Asset Event Breakdown

      • “Vehicle Name” column → Asset

    • Assets Page (formerly Vehicles Page):

      • Page renamed to Assets

      • “At a Glance” tab → Assets

      • “Settings” tab → Profile Settings

      • “Camera Health” tab → Device Health

      • New Fleet Overview tab added (Fleet Activity Status, Fleet Data Usage and Device Health)

    Benefit
    This implementation provides a more accurate and scalable structure as RoscoLive expands beyond vehicles to support additional asset types and devices.