What's New in This Release

Here's what's new in this release:

• Changes to the Permission Pop-ups
  
  • VidyoWeb now displays a pop-up that asks the user for permission to access their microphone in addition to their camera. In previous releases, the pop-up only asked about the camera.
  • The VidyoClientForWeb application now indicates to Chrome™ that it’s using both the camera and microphone. In previous releases, VidyoClientForWeb indicated that only the camera was being used.
  • We have modified our permission mechanism on Chrome to leverage the native mechanism only; therefore, all the issues that were related to the “Save” checkbox are no longer applicable.
  • When the pop-up that requests permission from the user to join a conference appears (when using the NPAPI plugins), the application receives the following:
    
    • PrivateOutEventGetJoinApproval events with the “joinStatus: true” value when the user selects “Allow”.
    • PrivateOutEventGetJoinApproval events with the “joinStatus: false” value when the user selects “Deny”.
      
      
• New and Updated Features
  
  • New APIs allow you to modify the number of log files and the size of each one. Here are some usage examples:
    
    

    var msg = messages.requestSetMaxLogFiles({maxLogFiles:10});
    proxyWrapper.sendRequest(msg, function(response){console.log(response);});
    var msg = messages.requestSetMaxLogSize({maxLogSize:5000}); // maxLogSize in byte
    proxyWrapper.sendRequest(msg, function(response){console.log(response);});
    

  • We now have a JavaScript equivalent API call for the native function VidyoClientConsoleLogConfigure(). You can use it as shown here:
    
    

    vidyoClient.setConsoleLogConfiguration({consoleLogConfiguration:'All'}); // (for NPAPI)
    var msg = messages.requestSetConsoleLogConfiguration({consoleLogConfiguration:'All'});
    proxyWrapper.sendRequest(msg, function(response){console.log(response);}); // (for NON-NPAPI)
    

  • A new out event, OutEventInitialVideoFrameSent, enables a window to appear as soon as the camera starts sending frames.
  • Vidyo now delivers the requireJS and non-requireJS files that work with the sample application.
  • We’ve updated the certificate bundle stored within the NPAPI plugins. This update applies mainly to Internet Explorer® users who have selected the “Enable Protected Mode” checkbox.
    
    
• Resolved Issue
  
  • If a domain name is long, the “Allow <domain name> to use your camera and microphone?” pop-up message now scales to fit all of the text within the pop-up box.

Compatibility

If you need to determine which version of the VidyoPortal™ your VidyoWeb version is compatible with, refer to the Vidyo Compatibility Matrix.

The following table lists which OS platforms and browsers this version of VidyoWeb is compatible with. 

In order for VidyoWeb to work properly with Chrome:

• The VidyoWebConnector Chrome Extension must be enabled.
• The minimum requirement is OpenGL 2.0, and the latest GPU/Graphics driver should be installed (with OpenGL 2.0 support).

Resolved and Known Issues

Resolved Issues

The following table lists the resolved issues in VidyoWeb version 1.3.24 (0001):

Known Issue

The following table lists the known issues in VidyoWeb version 1.3.24 (0001):