Specifications

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• The ActiveX control has been updated to version 1,0,0,29 which allows a larger XVID

frame size, allowing for large index (all cameras) streams.

• H.264 streaming cameras that support the RTSP protocol may be added using the RTSP

stream network IP camera device option.

• It should now be possible to connect a camera to a Windows Media (ASF stream) server

by using the WM/ASF stream Network/IP camera device type. You must separate the

URL into two components, the IP/host name and the video path. For example,

http://abctest123.c123.a.bc.akamaistream.net/H/111/23222/v0001/reflector:23222.asf

would be host name = abctest123.c123.a.bc.akamaistream.net and video path =

/H/111/23222/v0001/reflector:23222.asf

• The mouse wheel was not working for certain mice/settings to digitally zoom video, and

this has been corrected

• The 4-up camera window layout no longer swaps out the camera in the 4th position for

the currently selected camera; this camera-swapping now only occurs in the 1-up

view. The camera "position#" setting controls the ordering of the cameras for now; in a

future release, a way to graphical arrange your camera windows will be offered.

2.39

• A significant change to the motion detection (See 7.3) "make time" algorithm has been

made. If you set the make time to 0, the detector will be triggered immediately just as

before. In order to trigger the detector with higher values, additional motion must

continue to occur without a time equal to half of the make time elapsing. The

advantage to this is that it's now easier to configure the rejection of ephemeral

motion. However, if you are triggering recording, you may miss some of the initial

motion in your recording. To compensate for that, you may use the "include pre-trigger

images" option on the Record tab.

2.38

• XVID bugs fixed in custom xvidcore.dll distribution

• The camera Post page now allows both "post to a folder" and "post to an FTP

server". Previously, it was one or the other.

• The Windows Media setup window now allows you to specify an audio stream offset

value with a range +/- 8 seconds. If your Windows Media audio recording or webcasting

is out of sync with the video, this will allow you to tweak it.

2.37

• XCast ActiveX control updated to use GDI+ drawing if DirectX is unable to obtain video

memory surfaces. This should eliminate drawing anomalies on remote viewing systems

with lower-end video cards.