Video and Audio Streaming Improvements: Upgraded core streaming components to the latest version, supporting:
H.264 passthrough mode. (This mode uses port forwarding or NAT traversal to directly obtain video streams.)
Remote microphone functionality.
Tailscale Enhancements: Added support for setting Tailscale exit nodes.
Static IP Functionality: New static IP setting feature.
USB Brand Update: Changed the default USB brand to Glinet.
Crontab Fix: Fixed an issue where crontab was not working.
Persistent TLS Certificates: Modified the default TLS certificate storage location to ensure certificates are not regenerated after firmware upgrades or reboots.
Configurable Hostname: Hostname can now be configured by modifying /etc/hostname.
Enhanced Version Display: Version number display now includes device model.
Time Zone Setting: Added time zone setting functionality.
User Settings Server-Side Storage: Changed user settings storage from browser-side to device-side.
Default Shortcut Key Modification: Modified the default shortcut key settings.
Image Quality Switching Fix: Fixed an occasional issue where switching image quality would endlessly show a loading state.
gave this a go today, couple issues to note, mouse jiggle no longer working, app center for tailscale that was previously online and working no longer loads, it just spins and as such no longer connected to my network.
Cracking noise still there and the mic is unusable as the latency between when you speak and when you are heard is 2 to 3 sec more than in pikvm. Tested both with same settings and machines.
was the error I was getting, timezone was set correctly however the date in the console showed: Wed Dec 31 17:04:45 MST 1969 that was after several reboots. I performed a reset and it cleared all the bad, time is now correct and the app center issue went away.
The only issue I will say I suffer from with the newer version is lag, previously it was near real time, using the webrtc there is lag now
You can try rolling back to the old firmware version. As for me, I tested it and didn't feel any difference.I was testing within the local area network.
I checked again after resetting the device. The video latency is excellent, but the microphone has a delay of about 1.5 to 2 seconds. You can verify this using any recording and playback software. The mic latency is significant enough to make it impractical for real-time use. Additionally, the mic playback contains noticeable crackling, possibly indicating that the processor may not be powerful enough to handle it properly
"Microphone Access Denied" from controlled Win 11 and then it gets reset to "Mute".
The microphone is recognized as "Microsoft (Source/Sink)".
Other than this, the rest of the experience is the same to 1.3.1 rel 2. "Device Identity" works great. Tailscale reconnected. It has a new option for Exit Node.
Keep up the good work guys. The microphone feature is really needed.
After testing with different models of computers, we found that the microphone noise may be caused by the built-in audio enhancement feature. You might try turning this feature off.
As shown in the image, select the KVM microphone on the controlled computer , locate the "Enable audio enhancements" option, and disable it.
