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The calculation is based on module’s CSV reports. Cross-Line Detector: Added a new option to display crossing statistics for a specified period.GPIO: Added the option to configure and use multiple pins at once.As always, these reports can be used for analysis, graphs building, or integration with third-party systems. Eye Tracking: Added the option to save CSV reports that will have a date and time of triggering events.This is available in all dialogs where there are hidden passwords, both for the Administrator and for operators who have access to settings.

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In order to hide the password back, click on the icon again (in the password display mode, the “crossed eye” changes its look to just “eye”). In order to view such a hidden password, click on the “crossed eye” icon in the right corner of the field.

Added the option to view passwords hidden by asterisks.

Select the option in the module and use Xeoma’s self-signed certificate – or place your own SSL certificate in the path indicated next to the option (the path itself is not editable).

Now secure connection can be selected directly in the settings, there is no need to configure it outside Xeoma, as before.

Secure connection: The “Enable secure https connection” option has been added to the “Web Server” module to enable connection encryption through the browser.

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Archive player: Improved smoothness when dragging the slider on the timeline by ensuring all frames are displayed.Now moving around has become more smooth and stable.

Archive player: Improved frame-by-frame scrolling of recordings in Xeoma archive player.

If this is not done, then the automatically set value recommended by the program will be used. Now, if the value of this setting has been changed manually, the newly set value will be used.

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Archive: Improved auto-selection of remaining free disk space for records set with the global “Always leave free disk space” setting.This format will help you export an extract with just sound, no video. Export: Added a new format – wav – to the Export dialog of the Xeoma’s archive player.Reading information about records from the database has been accelerated, so you can now enter the archive player much faster after restarting the server. Archive player: Fixed long loading of records after restarting the server.Now you can use the keyboard’s “+” to engage regular forward playback, or “-” to enable reverse playback. Archive player: Added hotkeys for the new reverse playback function.Available for both MJPEG and H264 recordings, including the “smaller” archive (lower quality saved with parallel recording) and simultaneous view of several archives. Archive player: Added reverse playback of recordings in Xeoma’s archive player.USB Joystick: A new joystick mode has been added, where you can set a button that will switch cameras in turn on the selected tab and return to the tab overview.Connect the filter module from this list before the Cross-Line detector to keep counting only the required objects.

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Cross-Line Detector: Added the ability to work in conjunction with the “Face Recognition”, the “QR code recognition” and the “Text Recognition” modules.

Now, by clicking on the incoming notification, Xeoma opens the archive player directly on the event that triggered the notification.

Mobile Notifications: Improved sending of mobile notifications on Android.

LDAP: Added LDAP integration with FreeIPA, a Linux-based identity management system similar to Microsoft’s Active Directory.

Like with logging in through a web browser with a Xeoma’s user profile data, the LDAP user will see the cameras and features configured for their profile.

LDAP: Added an option to log in with LDAP user profile credentials through Xeoma’s web interface.

To open the “ONVIF archive” for a camera, connect it to Xeoma, go to Xeoma’s archive viewer by clicking the “Play” button for this camera, and select the “Play ONVIF archive” option in the archive viewer menu. This new feature only works for ONVIF-compliant devices, of which we recommend ones made by HikVision.

Xeoma Pro: Added a unique feature to open recordings that are stored in a DVR or a camera’s SD card and play them in the Xeoma player.

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