Updated Features in the Facebook Cinema App

The new Facebook release fixes the “fixed bug” that stopped users from being able to upload pictures on their Photostream. There was a bug that would make it so that when you selected an image to share, if you didn’t have Facebook access then the picture would not be uploaded. This means that you could only upload the picture if you had either Facebook or a password/PIN use to log into your account. This has now been corrected and Facebook has released an updated version of the Photostream app that is available to everyone on Facebook. It also includes a fix for the latest Facebook security updates.

The Facebook Cinema updates also includes some more desktop audio streaming performance improvements that should improve the general video streaming experience on the Facebook platform. Desktop audio streaming is now improved by adding a microphone icon to the Video tab, which allows users to turn the feature on and off to improve video sound quality. The feature also makes it possible to use Windows Media Player to stream the movie because of the integrated WMM file support.

The Facebook cinema application has received several major visual updates, including: a new interface that better accommodates navigation and provides faster and more reliable performance. The addition of the Photostream functionality gives internet users greater flexibility and control over how they stream the picture. The browser now features a built-in download manager to help users manage their downloads. Finally, a new feature called the rapid app installer helps users get the most out of the Facebook cinema streaming app.