Version History

September 2009 :Relay 1.2

V1.2.0 Minor Release

General:

• Added support for WebDAV publishing
• Updated Real Media encoding

Admin Website:

• Added support for Microsoft Windows 2008 64-bit servers
• Optimized MP4 file output format for smaller file sizes
• Improved file publishing to remove spaces and commas from file names
• Improved LDAP support for OpenLDAP
• Improved publishing URL entry to allow for manual input of URL
• Failed publishing jobs due to not being able to reach the media server will now automatically retry
• Fixed an issue where some recordings would not be able to upload to the server

Recorder:

• Added support for Apple Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard)
• Added support for Microsoft Windows 7
• Modified Windows PowerPoint plug-in to not pause at end of presentation
• Fixed an issue where some audio drivers would cause an error on startup.

May 2009 :Relay 1.1

V1.1.0 Minor Release

General:

• Added Real Media support
• Output media files now keep aspect ratio of original recording without black bars

Admin Website:

• Added support for multiple Camtasia Relay servers
• Added support to use external database server
• Improved web site performance
• Improved management of user accounts
• Automatically add user accounts on successful LDAP login
• Ability to copy a profile
• Automatically add profiles to new user accounts
• Option to require minimum password complexity
• Option for account lockout based on failed logins
• Option for self password reset

Recorder:

• New Portable Recorder
• Added ability for installed recorder client to upload stored presentations
• Added thumbnails to help identify recordings stored on external media devices
• Ability for presenters to save username and password
• Plug-in for Windows PowerPoint to prompt to start recording
• Moved settings to toolbar to increase visibility for users
• Added ability for presenters to trim beginning and end of their recording

V1.0.1

• Improved LDAP implementation for more flexibility
• Added in support to modify how SSL certificates are trusted
• Fix for support of international time & date formats