DSP and microphone performance improvements

Improvements

• DSP changes
• Enhanced microphone performance
• Message log enhancements

Fixed Issues

• Disconnecting and reconnecting VB1 via USB, users experience no interruption in mic functionality.
• UI messaging when applying profiles and rebooting when connected to VBA or VBC
• Bluetooth volume sync
• SNMP password request bug
• Scheduling FW updates
• Camera status after reboot
• Certificate Signing Requets after factory reset
• IP address consistency in VBA when adding device manually
• Other minor bug fixes

Known Issues

• Audio issues with Dell laptops with the Intel® Smart Sound Technology (SST) driver can make VB1 freeze and/or crash. To resolve this, use the Windows Device Manager to disable the driver and reboot VB1.
• Videobar devices with old firmware (v1.0–v1.3) cannot be added to the Device List by entering their IP addresses manually in the Videobar Administration app.
• Videobar device names cannot use special characters. Acceptable characters include letters (uppercase and lowercase), numbers, and hyphens (-).
• To set a Videobar VB1 to use a wireless EAP connection and disable its wired connection, use the Videobar Configuration app rather than Videobar Administration app (which relies on a network connection to modify secured network settings). This will ensure all data remains in sync.
• On rare occasions, after 2 hours of inactivity and no network or USB connection, Videobar may not exit its low-power/standby mode after connecting a macOS device to its USB port.
• If this occurs, reboot or power-cycle the Videobar and reconnect the macOS device. To prevent the issue in the future, use the Videobar Configuration app or WebUI to disable the low-power mode (click the Configuration tab, click System, and set the Low Power Mode switch to Disabled). An error message may appear in the Videobar Configuration app or WebUI but will disappear after connecting to a new device