BUG FIXES:
- Fixed FTP user name truncated when exceeding specific character length.
- Fixed GXV3651FHD will not return actual snapshot from 1st request when maximum resolution used.
- Fixed ONVIF profile creation with wrong token name.
- Fixed GXV3500 POST command to request the output audio talk.
- Fixed critical Telnet security exploit that password can be revised using special string.
- Fixed GVR355x talk function failed when IP camera audio configuration set to disable.
- Fixed Chrome browser tips “page no response” when using Playback function to playback video files.
- Fixed using Playback Tools at the local configuration webpage would crash Firefox browser.
ENHANCEMENTS:
- Added Motion Detection Trigger Control Settings for GXV3662_HD and GXV3662_FHD.
About Surveillance/Network Cameras:
Applying the appropriate software for your network camera helps computers properly connect with the device, and adds support for various surveillance features that the camera benefits from (such as monitoring specific areas).
If you’re considering a software upgrade, you should know that this process might improve the unit’s overall performance and stability, add support for new features (or enhance existing ones), or include fixes for various issues. However, bear in mind that not all software updates bring significant changes.
As for the installation method, the steps vary depending on the type of software that you are about to apply; so, make sure you carefully read and understand the installation steps so that you don’t end up with a broken device.
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