Changelog

v0.0.99

New Features

Camera and Image Controls

• Image Presets: Added the option to determine whether recalling a preset restores both the saved camera position and image settings, or restores the position while preserving the camera’s current image settings. Image Presets are enabled by default and can be configured from the OSD menu or Web UI.

• Anti-Flicker can now be adjusted in all supported exposure modes: Auto, AAE/Iris Priority, Bright, and One Push.

Dante Audio

• Added compatibility for embedding decoded Dante Audio across all supported Link 4K outputs, including SDI, HDMI, Line Out, USB, and network streams (RTSP, RTMP, and SRT).

API Command Additions and Updates

• HTTP Reboot, Privacy, and Standby Commands: Added native HTTP commands for rebooting the camera and enabling Privacy or Standby mode.

POST /api/v2/advanced/reset/{option}
Supported option values:
reboot
standby
privacy

Example: POST http://192.168.100.88/api/v2/advanced/reset/standby
A successful request returns an HTTP 200 response.

• UVC Privacy Control Support: Added support for the standard UVC Camera Terminal Privacy control, allowing the privacy state to be accessed through UVC CT commands and/or managed by V4L2.

Security

• Firmware updates now require authentication using the camera’s login credentials. This helps prevent unauthorized users from uploading firmware to the camera.

Bug Fixes

• Addressed an issue that prevented the completion notification from appearing after a Focus Calibration was performed through the Web UI.

• Corrected an issue that could cause the camera to overshoot the target position and drift before settling when manual pan or tilt commands were issued immediately after recalling a preset with Motion Sync enabled.

• Corrected an issue that required two reboots for USB Audio changes made through the Web UI to take effect.

• MIDI Logout Fix: Corrected an issue that caused the Web UI to log out after a mapped MIDI command was sent. MIDI commands can now be sent without interrupting the active session, and MIDI mappings now persist after a reboot. Note: MIDI mappings are stored in the browser cache. Previously configured mappings will not be available if the browser cache is cleared or a different browser is used.

• UVC Absolute Position Behavior: Corrected an issue where the camera did not accurately report its absolute position when responding to UVC absolute position inquiries in Windows and macOS.

• Corrected the “Target Timeout” description in the Web UI. The displayed range now correctly indicates that supported values are 6–60 seconds.

• Fixed an issue that could cause the OSD menu to freeze when cycling through White Balance modes after a firmware update.

• Corrected an issue that caused the camera to revert to the default NTP server, time.windows.com, after a reboot.

• Fixed a forced logout issue that would occur approximately 1 minute and 20 seconds after accessing the Web UI post reboot.

• Changed the default resolution of Stream 2 to 640x360 to improve compatibility with certain web browsers, including Safari.

• Corrected an issue that caused the Anti-Flicker setting to return to its default value after the One Push Exposure trigger was activated.

Known Issues

1. FreeD Stream Activation: While FreeD data output and checksum formatting have been corrected and verified with Unreal Engine’s LiveLink plugin, the FreeD stream does not automatically start from the web interface. Users must select the desired stream option in the web interface and manually enable the stream using the Hex command (e.g., via Packet Sender): Enable Stream Command: D0 01 01 D2

2. Multi-Target Select – Identification Persistence: When using Auto-Tracking with Multi-Target Select, identification numbers may not consistently stay assigned to the same individual when multiple people are present or cross paths. The Home button does not currently refresh or reassign bounding boxes as described, and a reboot may be required to restore numbering.

3. Audio Input Volume adjustments (via the Web UI or HTTP commands) may not take effect as expected. As a workaround, adjust the volume from the connected input source.

4. When performing a Network Reset, some network parameters, such as fallback addresses and TCP/UDP ports, may not return to their default values. These settings can be reset manually, or a Factory Reset can be performed to restore all options to their defaults.