New Features:
FIPS SKU cameras now support Enterprise Controlled Encryption (ECE).
Verkada cameras now advertise the customer-specified device name in the DHCP and LLDP hostname.
Improvements and Bug Fixes:
Improvements to adaptive quality.
Improvements to video quality, especially when there is movement in the scene.
Improvements to stability on low-bandwidth networks.
Improvements to history streaming latency.
Improvements to history streaming reliability.
Improvements to people and vehicle detection.
Improvements to SD card stability.
Improvements to storage reliability.
Improvements to recent history reliability.
Improvements to support tooling for updating camera firmware.
Improvements to focus after initial install.
Improvements to focus at night for CP52-E.
Improvements to streaming stability on PTZs.
Improvements to hyperzoom cropping.
Improvements to POI recall.
Improvements to motion thumbnails loading time.
Improvements to balanced focus mode.
Improvements to network compatibility via dynamic packet size adjustment.
Improvements to RAM memory utilization.
Fixed issue where CF81-E can flicker in specific scenarios.
Fixed issue where some cameras experienced a reboot after a long run time.
Fixed issue where some CP52-E cameras could not move after initial setup.
Fixed issue where RTSP streams could fail if repeatably enabled and disabled.
Fixed issue where CM42 can flicker in specific scenarios when WDR is enabled.
Fixed issue where devices may incorrectly show “offline” in specific networking configurations.
Fixed issue where Q focus key can cause CP52-E-F to freeze.
Fixed issue where cameras on low-bandwidth networks had a poor history viewing experience.
Fixed issue where CF81-E image can become overexposed after bright light is present in the scene.
Fixed issue where a camera fails to recover from a streaming error.
Implemented security patches.
General bug fixes.