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AnalogTVはどんなアプリ？
AnalogTVは、放送技術の物理法則を再現してアナログ放送の質感を再現するアプリです。
単なる映像フィルターとは異なり、カメラ管の特性や信号の符号化、ブラウン管の特性まで計算式に基づいてシミュレートします。複数のカメラモデルから選ぶと、それぞれの機材特有の遅延や光の広がりを反映した映像が映し出されます。さらに、独自の計算で生成されるテストパターンや、使用感の変化を再現する機能も備わっています。
古いテレビ番組の独特な空気感を映像に作り込みたいクリエイターや、当時の技術的なこだわりを追求したい方に適したツールです。ヴィンテージな質感の映像を制作する際に、意図した通りの質感を追い込めるため、こだわり派の制作現場で活躍します。
アノアプリによる紹介文です。デベロッパー公式の説明はApp Storeでご確認いただけます。
AnalogTVの注目ポイント
物理法則に基づく放送技術の再現
単なる加工で質感を出すのではなく、放送技術の物理的な原理を計算式に落とし込んで再現しています。映像制作において意図した質感へ正確に近づけるため、こだわりたい場面で助けになります。
カメラ管の特性による映像の変化
選ぶカメラのモデルによって、特有の遅延や光の広がりを反映した映り方が変化します。特定の機材が持つ独特な挙動をシミュレートするため、当時の機材に近い空気感を演出できます。
複数の規格に対応した信号処理
ＮＴＳＣやＰＡＬなど複数の規格に合わせて、信号の符号化と復号を正確に行います。当時の放送規格に準拠した処理を通すことで、時代特有のノイズや質感の変化を再現できます。
計算で生成されるテストパターン
独自の計算式を用いて、カラーバーなどのテストパターンをリアルタイムで生成します。映像の調整や制作の合間に、当時の放送現場のような風景を画面に映し出せます。
価格履歴
現在は800円です。記録を始めた53日前から、価格は変わっていません。
アノアプリが独自に収集した価格履歴をもとに分析しています。
- 買い時判定
- 通常価格
- 記録期間
- 53日
- 最頻価格
- ¥800
- 記録上の最安値
- ¥800
価格更新履歴
| 日付 | 価格 |
|---|---|
| 2026-07-29 | ¥800 |
ランキング推移
写真／ビデオ（有料）：最終圏内 92位（2026年09月15日）
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アプリ更新履歴 活発に更新中
Ver 2.9.4 2026-09-09
This version requires iOS 17 or later (previously iOS 16.6), because of a new SSH library dependency.
If your device can't update, you're on iOS 16 or earlier and this update won't appear for you.
New: play video from an SFTP or SMB server
Play Stream URL now accepts sftp:// and smb:// addresses alongside the existing http and rtsp support, so you can play a file straight off a NAS or server reachable over SSH.
New: Audio Effect toggle
A new switch turns the full analog audio processing (bandwidth limit, hum, buzz, tape wow and flutter) on or off independently of the picture, for clean program audio when you want it.
Fixed: MAC, D2-MAC, MUSE and HD-MAC video exported through Convert Video was squeezed into a 4 by 3 frame instead of its real 16 by 9 shape. Now correct.
Fixed a bug where the Apollo Field-Sequential Colour and SIT camera modes lost their colour when exported through Convert Video.
Fixed: Teletext weather pages now show Fahrenheit and miles per hour for US viewers, instead of always using Celsius and km/h.
Plus a more accurate Image Orthicon camera halo effect and other small fixes.
If your device can't update, you're on iOS 16 or earlier and this update won't appear for you.
New: play video from an SFTP or SMB server
Play Stream URL now accepts sftp:// and smb:// addresses alongside the existing http and rtsp support, so you can play a file straight off a NAS or server reachable over SSH.
New: Audio Effect toggle
A new switch turns the full analog audio processing (bandwidth limit, hum, buzz, tape wow and flutter) on or off independently of the picture, for clean program audio when you want it.
Fixed: MAC, D2-MAC, MUSE and HD-MAC video exported through Convert Video was squeezed into a 4 by 3 frame instead of its real 16 by 9 shape. Now correct.
Fixed a bug where the Apollo Field-Sequential Colour and SIT camera modes lost their colour when exported through Convert Video.
Fixed: Teletext weather pages now show Fahrenheit and miles per hour for US viewers, instead of always using Celsius and km/h.
Plus a more accurate Image Orthicon camera halo effect and other small fixes.
Ver 2.9.3 2026-08-25
Bypass Mode: a clean passthrough that shows any source, most usefully an NDI feed, with the whole simulated broadcast chain switched off.
Four new Ceefax-style weather Teletext pages: a condition-icon page, a 24-hour temperature chart, a precipitation bar chart, and a local map with city markers.
Fixed a bug where video recording could fail silently with no file and no error shown. A failed recording now tells you.
The audio test tone now only plays under actual colour bars, not every test card. Camera sources now model a real Plumbicon tube by default. Plus NDI stability fixes and a picture sharpness improvement for high-detail sources.
Four new Ceefax-style weather Teletext pages: a condition-icon page, a 24-hour temperature chart, a precipitation bar chart, and a local map with city markers.
Fixed a bug where video recording could fail silently with no file and no error shown. A failed recording now tells you.
The audio test tone now only plays under actual colour bars, not every test card. Camera sources now model a real Plumbicon tube by default. Plus NDI stability fixes and a picture sharpness improvement for high-detail sources.
Ver 2.9.2 2026-08-13
NTSC-A impulse-noise polarity fix
Ver 2.9.1 2026-08-11
Decoder and CRT refinements
A mono decoder on a colour signal now shows the real cross-hatch from an unrejected subcarrier, instead of the clean picture the control never actually produced. CAUSAL IF no longer reads as on while doing nothing.
The HANOVER and DL ERR sliders (PAL comb artefacts) now survive the picture pipeline instead of being silently averaged away.
AnalogCam: a point-and-shoot mode with an effects pedal board
Nine stompbox pedals you can play while you shoot: Tune, V-Hold, Snow, Impulse, Scramble, Power, Degauss, Magnet and Ghost. Tap to latch, hold for momentary. The ones with a knob remember where you left them.
Videos now record sound, and record it at a much higher quality. Analogue noise is punishing for a video encoder, and the old setting was starving it, so snow and grain no longer break up into blocks.
Flipping between the front and rear cameras now plays a proper channel change: the picture drops into monochrome snow, the raster tears and rolls, and the colour comes back a moment after the picture.
A rebuilt CRT display
Phosphor persistence, halation, bloom, the shadow mask and the vignette now all work in light rather than on signal values, which is where a real tube does them. Trails fade the way phosphor fades, and a bright highlight dims its own core as it blooms instead of simply getting brighter.
Looks you have already saved are unaffected. Each one records the version of the simulator it was made against and is rendered that way.
NTSC-A: 405-line colour
Britain trialled colour on its 405-line system between 1955 and 1960 and never shipped it. Now you can watch it.
The Decoder control works properly
Choosing a decoder that does not match the signal now behaves like a receiver tuned to the wrong system: the colour beats against the picture and crawls, a set that cannot lock both rolls and tears, and a SECAM decoder kills the colour while the abandoned subcarrier cross-hatches the picture, because a colour killer removes the colour and not the carrier. PAL-M and PAL-60 lock cleanly to NTSC and differ only in colour, exactly as the real sets did.
Tape emulation is more accurate too. VHS records colour on a carrier below the picture, and those figures are now taken per television standard instead of from two rough groups. PAL, PAL-N, SECAM and NTSC-4.43 tape looks slightly different as a result.
Teletext
A real SAA5050-series character set, and nineteen international alphabets.
Saved Looks
Looks now keep a stable identity as they sync, so editing one on a Mac no longer makes an iPhone treat it as a brand new Look and keep both. If duplicates have already built up, Presets offers to merge them.
Also
FTP and stream URL video sources. The recording timer now shows the real elapsed time. Plus fixes to recording, preset syncing and vertical hold.
And there is now an Apple TV app, AnalogTV for TV, sold separately.
A mono decoder on a colour signal now shows the real cross-hatch from an unrejected subcarrier, instead of the clean picture the control never actually produced. CAUSAL IF no longer reads as on while doing nothing.
The HANOVER and DL ERR sliders (PAL comb artefacts) now survive the picture pipeline instead of being silently averaged away.
AnalogCam: a point-and-shoot mode with an effects pedal board
Nine stompbox pedals you can play while you shoot: Tune, V-Hold, Snow, Impulse, Scramble, Power, Degauss, Magnet and Ghost. Tap to latch, hold for momentary. The ones with a knob remember where you left them.
Videos now record sound, and record it at a much higher quality. Analogue noise is punishing for a video encoder, and the old setting was starving it, so snow and grain no longer break up into blocks.
Flipping between the front and rear cameras now plays a proper channel change: the picture drops into monochrome snow, the raster tears and rolls, and the colour comes back a moment after the picture.
A rebuilt CRT display
Phosphor persistence, halation, bloom, the shadow mask and the vignette now all work in light rather than on signal values, which is where a real tube does them. Trails fade the way phosphor fades, and a bright highlight dims its own core as it blooms instead of simply getting brighter.
Looks you have already saved are unaffected. Each one records the version of the simulator it was made against and is rendered that way.
NTSC-A: 405-line colour
Britain trialled colour on its 405-line system between 1955 and 1960 and never shipped it. Now you can watch it.
The Decoder control works properly
Choosing a decoder that does not match the signal now behaves like a receiver tuned to the wrong system: the colour beats against the picture and crawls, a set that cannot lock both rolls and tears, and a SECAM decoder kills the colour while the abandoned subcarrier cross-hatches the picture, because a colour killer removes the colour and not the carrier. PAL-M and PAL-60 lock cleanly to NTSC and differ only in colour, exactly as the real sets did.
Tape emulation is more accurate too. VHS records colour on a carrier below the picture, and those figures are now taken per television standard instead of from two rough groups. PAL, PAL-N, SECAM and NTSC-4.43 tape looks slightly different as a result.
Teletext
A real SAA5050-series character set, and nineteen international alphabets.
Saved Looks
Looks now keep a stable identity as they sync, so editing one on a Mac no longer makes an iPhone treat it as a brand new Look and keep both. If duplicates have already built up, Presets offers to merge them.
Also
FTP and stream URL video sources. The recording timer now shows the real elapsed time. Plus fixes to recording, preset syncing and vertical hold.
And there is now an Apple TV app, AnalogTV for TV, sold separately.
Ver 2.9 2026-08-10
AnalogCam: a point-and-shoot mode with an effects pedal board
Nine stompbox pedals you can play while you shoot: Tune, V-Hold, Snow, Impulse, Scramble, Power, Degauss, Magnet and Ghost. Tap to latch, hold for momentary. The ones with a knob remember where you left them.
Videos now record sound, and record it at a much higher quality. Analogue noise is punishing for a video encoder, and the old setting was starving it, so snow and grain no longer break up into blocks.
Flipping between the front and rear cameras now plays a proper channel change: the picture drops into monochrome snow, the raster tears and rolls, and the colour comes back a moment after the picture.
A rebuilt CRT display
Phosphor persistence, halation, bloom, the shadow mask and the vignette now all work in light rather than on signal values, which is where a real tube does them. Trails fade the way phosphor fades, and a bright highlight dims its own core as it blooms instead of simply getting brighter.
Looks you have already saved are unaffected. Each one records the version of the simulator it was made against and is rendered that way.
NTSC-A: 405-line colour
Britain trialled colour on its 405-line system between 1955 and 1960 and never shipped it. Now you can watch it.
The Decoder control works properly
Choosing a decoder that does not match the signal now behaves like a receiver tuned to the wrong system: the colour beats against the picture and crawls, a set that cannot lock both rolls and tears, and a SECAM decoder kills the colour while the abandoned subcarrier cross-hatches the picture, because a colour killer removes the colour and not the carrier. PAL-M and PAL-60 lock cleanly to NTSC and differ only in colour, exactly as the real sets did.
Tape emulation is more accurate too. VHS records colour on a carrier below the picture, and those figures are now taken per television standard instead of from two rough groups. PAL, PAL-N, SECAM and NTSC-4.43 tape looks slightly different as a result.
Teletext
A real SAA5050-series character set, and nineteen international alphabets.
Saved Looks
Looks now keep a stable identity as they sync, so editing one on a Mac no longer makes an iPhone treat it as a brand new Look and keep both. If duplicates have already built up, Presets offers to merge them.
Also
FTP and stream URL video sources. The recording timer now shows the real elapsed time. Plus fixes to recording, preset syncing and vertical hold.
And there is now an Apple TV app, AnalogTV for TV, sold separately.
Nine stompbox pedals you can play while you shoot: Tune, V-Hold, Snow, Impulse, Scramble, Power, Degauss, Magnet and Ghost. Tap to latch, hold for momentary. The ones with a knob remember where you left them.
Videos now record sound, and record it at a much higher quality. Analogue noise is punishing for a video encoder, and the old setting was starving it, so snow and grain no longer break up into blocks.
Flipping between the front and rear cameras now plays a proper channel change: the picture drops into monochrome snow, the raster tears and rolls, and the colour comes back a moment after the picture.
A rebuilt CRT display
Phosphor persistence, halation, bloom, the shadow mask and the vignette now all work in light rather than on signal values, which is where a real tube does them. Trails fade the way phosphor fades, and a bright highlight dims its own core as it blooms instead of simply getting brighter.
Looks you have already saved are unaffected. Each one records the version of the simulator it was made against and is rendered that way.
NTSC-A: 405-line colour
Britain trialled colour on its 405-line system between 1955 and 1960 and never shipped it. Now you can watch it.
The Decoder control works properly
Choosing a decoder that does not match the signal now behaves like a receiver tuned to the wrong system: the colour beats against the picture and crawls, a set that cannot lock both rolls and tears, and a SECAM decoder kills the colour while the abandoned subcarrier cross-hatches the picture, because a colour killer removes the colour and not the carrier. PAL-M and PAL-60 lock cleanly to NTSC and differ only in colour, exactly as the real sets did.
Tape emulation is more accurate too. VHS records colour on a carrier below the picture, and those figures are now taken per television standard instead of from two rough groups. PAL, PAL-N, SECAM and NTSC-4.43 tape looks slightly different as a result.
Teletext
A real SAA5050-series character set, and nineteen international alphabets.
Saved Looks
Looks now keep a stable identity as they sync, so editing one on a Mac no longer makes an iPhone treat it as a brand new Look and keep both. If duplicates have already built up, Presets offers to merge them.
Also
FTP and stream URL video sources. The recording timer now shows the real elapsed time. Plus fixes to recording, preset syncing and vertical hold.
And there is now an Apple TV app, AnalogTV for TV, sold separately.
Ver 2.8 2026-07-23
• Community Looks gallery: browse, search, and download presets shared by other users, and publish your own with one tap.
• Live streams & video URLs: pipe an HLS or MP4 stream straight through the analog pipeline and watch it the way it would've looked on the tube.
• iCloud sync: your saved Looks now follow you across your devices.
• New built-in game: Turbo Track, a Sprint-style overhead racer (very much beta still)
• External display output: send the clean, processed picture to a second screen or projector with none of the on-screen controls.
• New "Original" app icon to choose from.
• Stability and bug fixes, including a crash when playing the built-in space game on certain TV standards.
• Live streams & video URLs: pipe an HLS or MP4 stream straight through the analog pipeline and watch it the way it would've looked on the tube.
• iCloud sync: your saved Looks now follow you across your devices.
• New built-in game: Turbo Track, a Sprint-style overhead racer (very much beta still)
• External display output: send the clean, processed picture to a second screen or projector with none of the on-screen controls.
• New "Original" app icon to choose from.
• Stability and bug fixes, including a crash when playing the built-in space game on certain TV standards.
