Grandstream GXV3504 IP Encoder Firmware 1.0.4.56 Download

Posted at April 28, 2024 by PCI-DB Team

Grandstream GXV3504 IP Encoder Firmware 1.0.4.56 Description

BUG FIXES:

- Fixed failure to modify 1st stream with 30FPS via ONVIF channel management.
- Fixed GXV3504 constantly reboot with ONVIF 12.12_Media-2-3-11 testing kits.
- Fixed GXV3504 CPU high usage and XML configuration file with unsupported resolution cause device constantly reboot.
- Fixed GS_Search Tool cannot find device name.
- Fixed GXV3601HD using G.726 the SIP call is noisy.
- Fixed TELNET security issue that user with viewer privileges able to factory reset the device.
- Fixed ONVIF Profile0 and Profile1 include false fixed token.
- Fixed cameras failed to use ONVIF Channel Management if username has more than 20 Chinese characters.
- Fixed ONVIF “GetSystemDateTime” returned error value.
- Fixed SIP number got truncated when adding more than 15 alphanumeric.
- Fixed cannot configure static IP without DNS.
- Fixed GXV3504 failed to detect SD related information after running after a period of time.
- Fixed GXV3504 via VLC will lose connection after a period of time.
- Fixed bit rate at 2M the preview image would be disconnected frequently.
- Fixed Alarm Configuration the unreasonable “Region Config”.

ENHANCEMENTS:

- Disable TELNET by default.
- Added option to upload JPEG image into subfolder by date.
- Improved ONVIF system time setting, system webpage, added WebGUI for ONVIF time zone.
- Added prefix “GXV” to HIS product model name when using search function of GS_Search and GXV3550 NVR.
- Added ONVIF support of set Preset name include “’”.
- Revision WebGUI wording at SMTP/FTP setting pages.
- Delete the word “Remove” in SIP web setting page.

KNOWN ISSUE:

- It takes long time to register sip account when “Unregister On Reboot” is checked
- Insert Wi-Fi adapter, click the scan to search Wi-Fi channel but then unplug the Wi-Fi adapter, the device will be restarted.
- GXV3504 recording file using same name among 1st stream and 2nd stream.

  It is highly recommended to always use the most recent driver version available.

Try to set a system restore point before installing a device driver. This will help if you installed an incorrect or mismatched driver. Problems can arise when your hardware device is too old or not supported any longer.

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