Introduction

These are the latest release notes for Enable Enterprise on our H200. This contains information relating to exciting new and updated features, bug fixes, and open issues.

Subcomponent Bill of Materials

This software contains the following bill of materials on subcomponents:

• This software contains the following bill of materials on subcomponents
  • Android: 10 (29)
  • Security Patch Level: 2023-02-05
  • Amino Browser (v1.9.0)
  • Amino System Service (v1.4.0)
  • Enable Enterprise Local Management (EELM) (v3.0.0)
  • Amino Engage System service (v1.2.1)
  • Amino Resolve (v2.3.6-Q)
  • Amino System Update (v2.3.2)
  • Amino Optimize (v2.3.0)
  • Amino Customizer (v1.2.0)
  • Amino RCU Service (v2.6.0)
  • EnableJS (v1.3.0)

Security Updates

• Android Security Bulletin—February 2023  

What’s new?

• ENAFR-193 - Exoplayer is updated to version 2.18.6

Notice

• Nil

Highlights

New and updated features

ENAFR-62 - We’ve added support for 802.1x MAC Authentication. In this version we support PEAP-MSCHAPv2 Authentication method. We will look to add support for other authentication methods in future releases. User’s will be prompted for credentials automatically when the H200 detects a request to authenticate.

ENAFR-78 - The firmware version will now be displayed on the screen during bootup.

ENAFR-116 - EELM APIs have been added that allow control of the device’s volume setting programmatically.

ENAFR-124 - Support for RTMP stream types has been added.

ENAFR-152 - For non-Orchestrate users, we’ve added the ability to install multiple applications from a single INI URL.

ENAFR-183 - We’ve made the Orchestrate connectivity tester available through the Amino Settings menu for easier access.

ENAFR-188 - New EELM API was introduced to allow changing the standby power state of the H200 programmatically.

ENAFR-215 - An application parameter was introduced to allow disabling of HDCP for HDMI outputs. system.hdcp.enable

ENAFR-217 - we’ve added some information about the life cycle of the internal eMMC flash chip to the Orchestrate Resolve diagnostics screen. Users can see information such as the Lifetime Estimation and Pre-EOL Information to get an idea of the lifespan of the internal Flash.

ENAFR-230 - We’ve added support for HID/Touchscreen devices on Android UI and Android APP. A list of certified compliant devices will be made available on our help site.

ENASP-49 - We’ve added the ability to be able to see unencrypted video through Orchestrate’s Resolve session. If the device is decoding encrypted video, a green screen will be shown in the remote view window.

Bug fixes

ENASP-47 - We fixed an issue where some WebRTC streams would have distorted audio. If this issue is encountered, an application parameter can be set audio.playback_period_count=3 to resolve. It is not recommended to set this parameter by default.

ENASP-58 - We fixed an issue where when the application parameter default.system_language was set, the user would still be prompted to set the language during the setup wizard.

ENASP-60 - We fixed an issue where multiple audio tracks would result in a popup asking the user to select the audio track. This fix selects the first audio track by default.

ENASP-63 - We fixed an instability issue encountered when using SRT streams that would cause the zapper application to crash.

ENAFR-208 - An issue was resolved where the audio from the zapper application would continue in the background after switching to another application.

Known issues

ENA-1195 - Video freeze after unplugging and reconnecting HDMI cable on channels with AC3 audio. A channel change can resume video playback.

ENA-1798 - Long URLs are cropped and the user cannot see the full URL in the channel editor.

ENA-1799 - Pressing TAB on the last row of channel editor will not traverse back to first row as expected.

ENA-1959 - Some WebRTC streams may present distorted audio when the zapper is put in the background. normal audio returns when the zapper is put to the foreground.

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