This update brings consistent touchback functionality to all shared screens, enhancing the in-room experience. At the same time, IT admins can now disable receiver updates via device management platforms, ensuring version control across large-scale deployments.
Touchback Control for all connected displays
Users sharing a secondary display from the desktop client can now maintain full touchback control, just like when sharing their primary screen. This enhancement ensures seamless interactivity, allowing users to present with privacy while still engaging with their shared content. By aligning touchback functionality across all shared screens, this update removes confusion around primary display settings and improves the overall sharing experience.
Device Management: Disable Updates on Receivers
IT admins using remote management systems, such as Radix, can now disable updates on receivers. When enabled, the receiver will not check for updates or display update notifications. This ensures consistent software versions across organisations or districts, giving IT admins full control over when updates are applied. Note: This setting is only available through device management and cannot be disabled directly on the receiver.
Other fixes + improvements
Bugs fixes and improvements
Fixed an issue with an expired certificate on port 8443.
fixed an issue where network conditions could disrupt the license check.
Fixed an issue where a shared video file from a connected client wasn’t available on the receiver.
Fixed a UI issue where a client controlling a session was told they had to be invited to share.
Fixed a UI issue where a client previously controlling a session saw a message to set themselves as moderator.
Fixed an issue where a new unlimited connections meeting couldn’t be created after network disruptions.
Fixed an issue where broadcast to participants wouldn’t start.