Meet Release Notes 25.12

Release 25.12 introduces new features that enhance the Plataforma Aipix VAS product capabilities. It also brings modifications to the existing functionality and addresses issues to ensure more stable and reliable operation of the product.

Read on to learn more about the latest with the product.

Analytics in the Desktop app 

Desktop – another hub for Video Analytics management

Desktop brings advanced Video Analytics capabilities into video surveillance. Until now, powerful case creation and management Analytics tools were limited to the web. With this release, Video Analytics is fully integrated into the Desktop application, making it an essential hub for users who depend on the Desktop for everyday video surveillance and monitoring.

One seamless experience for setup and monitoring. The new Analytics section in the Desktop app brings the same powerful capabilities users know from the web. Create and configure Analytics cases, define system reactions, track events, and view them instantly in the player – all within the Desktop app. No matter the platform – web or desktop – your workflow with Analytics stays consistent and intuitive. For details, refer to the new Analytics in the Desktop client documentation section.

Platform‑optimized Analytics.

Our Analytics tools are designed to fit the way you work – whether in the web interface or the Desktop app. Each platform offers tailored management options, ensuring the most convenient and effective experience. With this release, the Desktop client supports Analytics case creation and editing for specific Analytics types, while still providing full access to viewing and monitoring all recorded events. It’s the perfect setup for fast, operational workflows — giving you clarity and control exactly where you need it. Learn more about the enhanced Video Analytics experience in Desktop in the dedicated new documentation.

The Desktop version introduces exclusive capabilities that expand user possibilities and make working with Analytics even more flexible and convenient.

• Set up Analytics at scale. Add Analytics cases to every camera in your layout with a single click. This feature transforms manual setup into a high-speed, scalable process – eliminating the need for individual configuration. Save time, reduce complexity, and maximize efficiency when managing large-scale video walls. Explore the full potential of Video Analytics in our new documentation section.
• Quick-launch Analytics on a single camera. The new Add videoanalytics to camera feature allows you to launch Analytics cases for any camera directly from its context menu. Skip the manual configuration – default parameters are applied automatically for a seamless, one-step setup. For more details on how to utilize this feature, navigate to our new documentation section.
• Intuitive visual indicators. Spot your Analytics-enabled cameras in seconds. Cameras with Analytics are now marked with a dedicated icon next to their name. This update makes navigation effortless, allowing users to instantly identify which cameras are running Analytics scenarios within their layout.

Bridge: advanced camera management features 

O mais recente Ponte update unlocks new possibilities: connecting and managing cameras is now faster, easier, and more adaptive

All enhancements are seamlessly integrated into the familiar Devices > Bridges section of the web interface. For comprehensive instructions on how to utilize new features, navigate to our updated Bridges documentation section.

Dedicated tools for ONVIF.

In the latest version, we’ve taken ONVIF camera integration to the next level by introducing a specialized toolkit right in the web interface of the video surveillance app. This feature streamlines the setup and management of cameras, cutting down integration time and offering advanced control over device configurations. For maximum navigation convenience, all cameras now feature clear visual indicators: resources associated with the RTSP protocol are marked with a dedicated tag, and ONVIF capabilities are highlighted in the same way. This approach makes working with cameras fully transparent and user‑friendly, allowing to quickly identify the connection protocol in use and efficiently manage configurations.

Streamlined camera connectivity and configuration.

We have maximized camera integration speed by combining the power of intelligent auto-discovery with smart ONVIF automation. How does it work? The moment you select a camera from the list of discovered devices, our system instantly populates all critical ONVIF parameters – including name, IP address, and port – eliminating the tedious routine and risk of manual entry errors. With just a single confirmation, your camera is ready for live surveillance. For complex network environments, the system still offers full manual configuration from within the new Add Camera Manually drop-down menu, providing the perfect synergy between automated speed and professional-grade control.

Extended support for ONVIF services.

In the new release, users gain even more capabilities when working with ONVIF cameras. From the new ONVIF services tab, they can easily activate and manage additional features provided by the camera manufacturer:

• Interactive PTZ (Pan‑Tilt‑Zoom) control. Take full control of your cameras with effortless precision. Bridge now supports real‑time remote pan, tilt, and zoom of connected cameras, allowing users to instantly adjust the viewing area without any extra software. Whether it’s expanding coverage or focusing on critical details, PTZ control is smooth, intuitive, and always at your fingertips.
• Built‑in events. Bridge now processes events generated directly by the camera – from motion detection to alarms and configuration changes. Users simply select which events they want to receive, and the system delivers them instantly. This streamlined approach ensures you never miss what matters most, while keeping event management simple and transparent.

Switching between connection protocols. Enjoy complete flexibility in how you connect and manage your cameras. With the new dedicated ONVIF tool set, we introduced a capability that was never available before – instant switching between connection protocols. Users can now choose the best option for each camera: stick with the classic RTSP for simplicity, or switch to advanced ONVIF on the fly to unlock the camera’s full intelligent feature set. Managing this functionality is effortless on the new Connection protocol tab, giving users confidence, speed, and control all in one place.

New features in the Mobile app 

This section highlights the key improvements delivered in this release. Additional details and minor updates are provided below on the page.

Video recording during playback. Never miss what matters most. With our latest update, recording video segments is as simple as a single tap. Whether it’s an important moment in a live stream or a valuable frame from archived footage, you can now control the recording process in real time – capture video segments of up to 10 minutes. Simply tap the new Record button in the player, then save your clip in the app, send it to your gallery, or share instantly via messengers or any available apps. As simple as that. Detailed instructions on how to record video segment during video playback is in the new Record video segments during playback documentation page of the Mobile app guide.

Buffering – guarantee of smooth video. We’re excited to introduce Buffering, a smart feature designed to keep your video playback smooth and uninterrupted. By pre‑loading content fragments into your device’s memory before you watch them, Buffering ensures continuous viewing – even if your network signal dips for a moment. With just a little extra RAM, the app delivers a flawless stream without interruptions. You can fine‑tune the perfect balance between stream quality and device resources in Settings→ IInternet and video settings → Buffering. For details, see the updated Setting section of documentation page of the Mobile app documentation.

Melhorias e atualizações em detalhes 

Cliente administrador

Autorização

• Administrators with expired passwords are now prompted at login to reset them right away, making the process faster and more convenient.

Câmeras

• In the Archive video section, the camera name is now a navigation element – a link that opens the selected camera’s player on the View in player tab.
• When downloading a camera archive, the file is assigned a name in the format: <Address><Camera Name><Start Date>_<End Date>.mp4.

Dispositivos

Intercoms. The intercom details page.

On the intercom information page, the following changes are now available:

• Empty – a new panel status that appears when an intercom panel is added without network settings.
• The sequence of tabs is updated to provide more convenient navigation.
• Login and password are no longer displayed in the header of the intercom page for all vendors. Access to these credentials remains available in the Settings tab.

The logic for displaying intercom control buttons is now improved:

• Restart intercom camera – will be inactive if the intercom is offline or if no camera is linked to the intercom.
• Restart panel and Replace panel – will be inactive if the intercom is offline or not connected (no IP assigned).

On the General data tab, the following changes are now available:

• Added new fields – MAC address and Model – to display the corresponding information. The intercom’s MAC address was previously shown on theSettings tab.
• A new indicator is introduced to show the method of adding the intercom: Manual, Auto, or Auto‑replace.
• Adding intercoms with identical names: the system now supports using the same intercom names in different locations.

On the Settings tab, the following changes are now available:

• It is now possible to modify the data – all fields are editable now.
• The Settings toggle is now available: Auto / Manual. This feature allows administrators to switch between automatic and manual input methods. The toggle is active only when the settings fields are initially empty.

Intercom tree

• Automation of the intercom addition process. An auto‑provisioning mechanism is implemented to optimize equipment integration into the system.
• Automatic intercom tree creation. A new feature is added that fully automates the process of creating the intercom tree. The system now builds the intercom tree structure automatically using the customer’s address codifier.
• Manual intercom addition. Administrators can now add an intercom directly from the Intercom tree section – the Add intercom option is available at the end node of a branch (location). It is accessible on the Intercoms page of the selected location and from the actions menu of the location. Network settings are now optional during intercom creation and can be filled in later. Previously, intercoms were added through the Intercom list section.
• Search within the intercom tree now supports queries by intercom name.
• Intercom location updates:

• Administrators can now add an intercom directly at the final location node via the new Add intercom button.
• The function to remove an intercom from the branch is no longer supported for intercoms and is removed from the intercom management interface. Previously, it was available in the Intercom tree and Intercom list sections.
• The function to move an intercom to another branch is now available in the final location for the selected intercom, where the Transfer intercom to branch button appears in the context menu. Previously, this function was located in the Intercom list section.

Lista de intercomunicadores

No Intercom list section, the following changes are now available:

1. The Add intercom function is no longer available in the Intercom list section. This function is moved to the Intercom tree section, where the Add intercom button now appears at the final location.
2. The function to transfer an intercom to another branch is no longer available in the Intercom list section. This function is moved to the Intercom tree section, where the Transfer intercom button now appears in the context menu of the selected intercom at the final location.
3. The function to remove an intercom from the branch is no longer supported for intercoms and is removed from the intercom management interface. Previously, it was available in the Intercom tree and Intercom list sections.
4. The options Add address and Delete address are no longer supported for intercoms and removed from the intercom management interface.
5. The new Model section is now added to the Intercom list, displaying the model of each device.
6. The new List of models filter is now implemented to make it easier to search for devices by their models.

Administração

Administrators

• Password expiration management and mass reset. A new feature allows administrators to set a password expiration period when creating or managing an administrator account. This option is available on the Change password tab as a new Password lifetime toggle. For centralized password management, a new Reset passwords button is now added to the top‑right corner of the Administrators page. This button enables simultaneous password resets for all administrators. Visibility of the Reset passwords button is controlled by a new permission Administrators > Reset administrator passwords, added in this release.
• Administrator access to mediaserver groups. On the Administrators page, when creating or managing an administrator account, a new option is available under Cameras for administration > Available MSE groups. Administrators can now be assigned access to specific mediaserver groups. Based on the selected media servers, the administrator automatically gains access to the corresponding cameras connected to those servers. This provides flexible access control and ensures precise alignment between assigned servers and the available video surveillance devices.
• Push notifications now ensure the camera and intercom list is kept up to date automatically.

Usuários

• Password expiration management and mass reset:

• Administrators can now configure password expiration when managing a user account created by an administrator. This option is available on the Change password tab as a new Password lifetime toggle. The configuration applies to both the primary user and all their sub‑users, providing consistent and centralized control.
• For centralized password management, a new Reset password button is now added to the top‑right corner of the Users page. This button enables simultaneous password resets for all users. Visibility of the Reset password button is controlled by a new permission for the administrator Special users > Reset system user passwords, added in this release.

• Configuration of individual session limit. When creating or updating a user account (created by an administrator), a new section Individual session limit is available on the General information tab. This option allows the administrator to manage the number of sessions for video surveillance and intercoms assigned to the selected user. The individual session limit overrides the global default settings for all users.
• Configuration of individual session limit for billing users. When managing a user account created through billing, a new section Individual session limit is available on the Access settings tab. This option allows the administrator to manage the number of sessions for video surveillance and intercoms assigned to the selected user. The individual session limit overrides the global default settings for all users.
• The account expiration period set for a system user is automatically applied to their sub‑users.

Provisionamento 

• In the Media Servers section, the new Servidor de mídia type filter is added on the Cameras tab in the media server details, enabling more precise filtering of connected cameras.

Relatórios

• You can now export the About users report as an Excel file.

Configurações do sistema

In the Access rights settings, the following changes are now available:

• A message now alerts admins that custom session limits for a user take priority over system defaults.
• Administrators can now set “0” as the minimum number of sessions when managing user sessions.

Cliente web

Autorização

• Concurrent session limit during authorization. If a user reaches the limit of concurrent sessions during authorization, the system now notifies them and informs about restricted access to certain functions. The user can end extra sessions right from the notification to regain full access.
• New password reset feature during authorization. If a user’s password is expired, they will see a notification at login and be able to set a new password immediately.
• The account expiration setting for a system user now also applies to all of their sub‑users.

Câmeras

• A new status filter is now added to the All cameras section.
• In the All cameras section, a new Show in tree action button is now available from the context menu of the selected camera. This feature allows you to navigate directly to the selected camera in the Camera tree, making it much easier to locate and manage devices in complex system hierarchies.
• In the Video recordings section, the camera name is now a navigation element (link). Selecting it opens the player for the chosen camera.
• Camera player: improved access logic. Camera playback is now permission-dependent. For example, if a user has access to video surveillance but not intercoms, intercom-based camera feeds will remain unavailable.
• Camera player: when downloading a camera archive, the file is assigned a name in the format:
  <Address><Camera Name><Start Date>_<End Date>.mp4.
• Layouts: When viewing cameras in a layout, a new Pin/Unpin the names of all cameras button is available. This feature allows users to manage the display of names for all cameras in the selected layout simultaneously.

Dispositivos

Pontes

The following updates are made to Bridge device operations and associated camera management.

Bridge device functionality and connected camera management are improved with the following updates.

• Enhanced management of ONVIF-cameras:

• Dedicated tools for managing cameras via the ONVIF protocol are now introduced. Visual indicators for RTSP and ONVIF protocols are added for easier operation.
• Automatic data population: when connecting ONVIF cameras, key parameters – name, IP address, and port – are automatically filled in the binding fields. If automatic discovery is unavailable or special settings are required, all data can still be entered manually.
• On the new ONVIF services tab, users can manage the PTZ option and built‑in events implemented by the camera manufacturer.
• A new Connection protocol tab is added, allowing users to change how a camera connects to the Bridge – via RTSP or ONVIF.

• Discover cameras is a new button allowing users to manually refresh the list of cameras currently available for binding to the Bridge device.
• Users can manually add a camera to the bridge via a separate Add Camera Manually drop-down, with protocol selection – RTSP or ONVIF.
• The General information tab now feature the IP address of the Bridge.
• The Add bridge button is moved to the context menu of the Bridge section.

Configurações

Perfil

• The General information section now includes password expiration information set by the administrator.
• On the Sessions count tab, the logic for displaying available sessions is updated. The system now automatically determines which limit to show: the default number of sessions from global settings or the individual limit set by the administrator for the user.
• On the Active sessions tab, a new column Available components displays which components are accessible within the session (intercom, video surveillance).

Área de trabalho

Autorização

• Concurrent session limit during authorization. If a user reaches the limit of concurrent sessions during authorization, the system now notifies them and informs about restricted access to certain functions. The user can end extra sessions right from the notification to regain full access.

Live and Archive tabs

• TheAll cameras section now includes a status filter for cameras.
• The new Add videoanalytics to camera action is now available in the camera context menu, allowing users to quickly create an Analytics case for the selected camera.
• Cameras involved in Analytics cases are marked with a dedicated icon. The icon appears next to the camera name and is also visible in the active layout for the corresponding camera.

Jogador

• Archive playback now supports new timeline intervals: 10 min (1‑min step), 30 min (5‑min step), 1 hr (10‑min step).
• Camera archive playback now includes a tag filter to choose which Analytics events appear on the timeline.
• Stream quality handling improved: when a live stream is interrupted, the player shows a relevant message and retries connection.

Layouts

• New button to add Analytics to cameras. In the Live layout, the new button allows adding Analytics cases either to a single camera or to all cameras in the layout, depending on its placement: when the button is located on a camera cell, Analytics is applied only to that camera, while the button on the layout control panel activates Analytics for all cameras simultaneously. In the Archive layout, this button adds Analytics exclusively to all cameras in the layout.

Guia de análise

• Users can now manage Analytics cases in the new dedicated Analytics section: create, configure, monitor, and view events.

Settings tab

• In the Account section, a new Session details tab is now available. This section displays session statistics for components accessible to the user (such as intercom and video surveillance), based on their rights and permissions.

Aplicativo móvel

General enhancements

• JPG preview support introduced.
• Mobile app now displays a notification if an administrator updates a user’s session limit.

Autorização

• Concurrent session limit during authorization. If a user reaches the limit of concurrent sessions during authorization, the system now notifies them and informs about restricted access to certain functions. The notification includes a direct link to the section where users can terminate unused sessions and resume full functionality.

Jogador

• A new Record function allows users to instantly start and stop recording from a camera while viewing either a live stream or archived video. To support this, a new Record button is added to the player function panel.
• Player improvements in Live, Archive, and layout views : faster stream loading with instant preview and a progress indicator during initialization.
• Event feed updates:

• Tile mode introduced for event display.
• The filter is enhanced with time‑based grouping options: month, day, or hour.
• Archive timeline optimization. Even if the archive isn’t generated up to the current Live timestamp, this segment is now shown as available, giving a clear view of the entire recording period. If the user switches to a range where archive data doesn’t exist, the system automatically switches to the Live stream to keep playback continuous. If the user moves to a range where archive data does not exist, the system automatically changes to the Live stream to keep playback continuous.

Eventos

• Tile mode introduced for event display
• The filter is enhanced with time‑based grouping options: month, day, or hour.

Intercomunicadores

• Viewing intercom events on the Devices > Intercom > Intercom information tab is improved. When the Door opened event is selected, a bottom panel now appears with additional data, including related images.
• Support for automatic locking and unlocking of intercom functionality is implemented for users with the Blocked status. The solution synchronizes with external system settings, ensuring access rights remain up to date in real time. When a user is blocked, access to intercom functions is restricted. When the user is unblocked, functionality is restored without additional actions from the administrator.

Outro

• The Active sessions section is now called Sessions and includes 2 tabs. The Active Sessions tab contains the familiar functions already available to the user. The new Number of sessions tab displays session statistics for components accessible to the user (such as intercom and video surveillance), based on their rights and permissions.
• Buffering – a new feature designed to keep your video playback smooth and uninterrupted. Accessible in Settings > Internet and video settings > Buffering. When buffering is enabled, video plays more smoothly but uses more memory and may have slight delays.

Análise

• Stability of the Analytics module is increased through optimization of key processes.
• The Analytics module now includes new capabilities: additional events and extended fields for objects, zones, and lines. These improvements make configuration more flexible and increase the accuracy of results.

Servidor de mídia

• Media server startup logic is optimized, providing smoother system operation.
• ONVIF event handling is more reliable and efficient, increasing overall system stability.
• RTSP is migrated to updated asynchronous sockets, improving reliability and performance.

Fixo

Cliente administrador

• The issue is now fixed, that previously caused camera IP addresses to be excluded from the Inactive cameras report.
• The issue is now fixed, that previously occurred when changing the administrator password.

Aplicativo móvel

• The issue is now fixed, that previously prevented notifications about the expiration of a temporary code.

Área de trabalho

• The issue is now fixed, that previously prevented event filters from working in the archive player when the user did not have permission for Camera events > View camera events or Tags > View tags. Instead of enabling filters, a constant notification about restricted access was shown. Filters now work correctly.
• The issue is now fixed, that previously muted audio when moving from Live view to Archive.

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