New Features, Enhancements, and Bug Fixes for Poly VideoOS 3.4.0
New Features:
- Support for Presenter Mode: Dynamic tracking of the main speaker, available on Studio X50 and Studio X30 (preview feature).
- Support for Zoom Rooms 5.6.3: Compatibility with Zoom Rooms and Controller for G7500, Studio X50, and Studio X30.
- Support for New USB Cameras: Added compatibility with Vaddio Conference SHOT AV and Huddly IQ Conference Camera.
- Support for INOGENI 4K2USB3 4K HDMI to USB 3.0 Capture Device: Convert HDMI cameras into USB cameras for Zoom Rooms and Poly Video mode.
Enhancements:
- Wi-Fi Enhancements: Manual configuration during initial setup; supports both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz.
- Provisioning Enhancements: New parameters to redirect systems and set conferencing providers.
- Switching Conferencing Providers: No factory reset required when switching providers; configuration changes persist.
- Removal of 8x8: No longer available as a conferencing provider.
- USB Mouse Support: Ability to connect wired or wireless USB mice as input devices.
Fixed Bugs:
- API commands 'button #' and 'button \'* issues resolved.
- Zoom application logs are now correctly included after downloading.
- Teams controller launch issue on Trio C60 fixed.
- System connection and application launch hang issues for unsupported Wi-Fi providers resolved.
- Audio distortion when using a Trio C60 as an audio device in Poly Video Mode corrected.
- Various peripheral and content display issues fixed for Studio X30 and X50 systems.
Open Issues:
- Application: Studio X30 loses Wi-Fi connection after a couple of hours with Ubee DVW232CB router.
- Audio: Downloading logs during calls can disconnect Poly Microphone IP Adapter.
- Configuration Issue: Country-setting changes can cause failures in connecting secondary Wi-Fi networks.
- Peripherals: Call history persists on TC8 device despite clearing recent calls in the paired system.
Update Instructions:
- Ensure the INOGENI 4K2USB3 device firmware is updated to 8.39 or higher.
- Use INOGENI Control App v2.81 or higher to configure maximum resolution. Match HDMI source resolution to prevent video issues.

