Availability of LuxRiot 1.6.9 BETA
A beta version of LuxRiot is available for download.
NOTE: This is a beta version of LuxRiot DVR software published as a preview and intended to ensure compatibility with other software and hardware and as a preview of updated functionality.
Download links
What’s new in this release?
- New: AVI/JPEG export wizard and exported video frame subtitles are also available from standalone archive viewer application
- New: Support for several ProVideo MPEG-4 camera models
- Updated: LuxRiot DVR Server warns on unsupported operating system
- New: Added support for StarDot Express 6 video server (including fast non-HTTP M-JPEG video streaming)
- Fixed: LuxRiot DVR Server may partially deadlock on client application activation of a camera
- Updated: RTSP client implementation to better conform specification
- New: Support for several Panasonic MPEG-4 camera models
- Updated: Support for auto zoom and auto iris for Axis cameras
- Fixed: LuxRiot DVR Client may stop showing video from camera while still update video footer with video feed details
- New: Support for several Aviosys MPEG-4 camera models
- Updated: Better handling recording errors to avoid excessive processing and possible freeze of LuxRiot DVR Server
- Fixed: After daylight saving time (DST) switch LuxRiot DVR Client application might show incorrect date/time for footage recorded before DST switch
- Updated: Added PTZF control for Vivotek VS3102 video server
- New: Support for several Pixord MPEG-4 camera models (warning: support depends on firmware version)
- Updated: Added new shortcuts to LuxRiot DVR Server system tray icon menu
- Fixed: LuxRiot might show unexpectedly low video frame rates with Toshiba IK-WB15A and IK-WB21A camera models
- Fixed: Unstable DVR operation with Comart XeCap capture boards
- Updated: Better support for ACTi MPEG-4 camera models
- New: LuxRiot DVR Client “Away Mode” to save network bandwidth while client application is inactive
- New: LuxRiot DVR Client may be configured to prevent system from going into screen saver mode (which sometimes causes DirectShow errors - depending on video adapter)
- Updated: Improved support for Toshiba IK-WR01A camera
- New: MPEG-4 support introduced by LuxRiot 1.6.8 BETA
- Fixed: Arecont network cameras might unexpectedly lose their settings on server restart
- Fixed: CD/DVD recording issues in LuxRiot DVR Server Archive Backup Wizard
- New: LuxRiot DVR Video Widget
- Updated: Support for Vivotek VS7100 video server PTZ control
- Fixed: Change of video subtitle properties is ignored and causes access violation problem inside LuxRiot DVR Client
- New: Support for Vivotek VS7100 video server
- Fixed: Disabled motion detection may leave last detected motion persistent for the following video frames
- New: Support for Vivotek IP51×2, IP51×4, D-Link DCS-3220, DCS-3220G MPEG-4 devices in slow compatiblity mode (using JPEG format)
- Fixed: LuxRiot DVR Server might unexpectedly invalidate correct license key
- Fixed: Proper handling presets with Axis 233D camera
- Fixed: LuxRiot DVR Server might excessively load operating system while recording to video archive
- Fixed: Arecont network cameras configured with LuxRiot DVR might stop or fail with error 0×81060016
Known Problems
While being installed, setup can show the following error message attempting to install one of the dependency files:
The error may be safely ignored to allow setup to complete installation.
See changle log for more information on latest updates.
You go over version 1.6.8, does this version will be the version who will support the mpeg4 codec. I’m a registred 16 cam user. Is it possible to test the 1.6.9 with all my 15 cam on an other testing server and continue to have in parallele the 1.6.6 production server ? I can not take a chance to test in production because the camera software is necessary. I’m curius to see if the luriot software will work best with mpeg4. The problem is the cam work best with mpeg4 so I expect Luxriot will do a better job to.
Comment by vbreton — May 27, 2008 @ 8:04 pm