Blackmagic Camera App 3.2 Update 

Blackmagic just released version 3.2 of the Blackmagic Camera App and while this update focuses mainly on stability improvements, iPhone filmmakers still get three important new features that improve speed, workflow, and broadcast capability. Let’s break down what’s new.


 Live Streaming

iOS finally gets native live streaming.

You can now go live directly from the Blackmagic Camera App to:

  • YouTube
  • Twitch
  • Vimeo

How to set it up:

1️⃣ Go to Settings → Live Streaming

2️⃣ Copy your stream key from YouTube/Twitch/Vimeo desktop

3️⃣ Paste into the app

4️⃣ Choose server: Primary / Secondary / Automatic

5️⃣ Pick your quality preset (High, Medium, or Low)

When streaming:

  • You’ll see an On-Air indicator
  • A data rate counter displays real-time bitrate

Important limitations:

  1. Title, description, and thumbnail must be updated on desktop
  2. Streams pause if you minimize or leave the app
  3. Live streaming cannot run with Remote Camera Control

Still — huge step for mobile broadcasting workflows.


New Quick Access to Media Storage

You can now tap the drive icon at the bottom of the screen to jump directly to Media Settings.

No more digging through menus.

And the app is better at detecting external drives:

  1. Instant recognition when plugging in
  2. Automatic switch to internal storage if drive disconnects
  3. Remembers your last chosen drive when reconnected


Multi-View Monitoring in Remote Mode

Remote camera users get a great upgrade:

Multi-view split-screen monitoring for multiple camera feeds.

Perfect for:

  • Multi-camera interviews
  • Live performance setups
  • Solo cinematographers monitoring B-cams


Final Thoughts

While the Blackmagic Camera App 3.2 Update isn’t a giant feature overhaul…

It delivers three meaningful improvements:

  1. Live streaming to major platforms
  2. Faster external SSD workflow
  3. Professional multi-camera monitoring

Blackmagic continues to push the iPhone closer to a true cinema camera — one update at a time.

Check out the. iPhone Filmmaking Settings You Need to Know This guide walks you step-by-step through the most important settings inside the Blackmagic Camera App

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