Releases: voxeet/iapi-sdk-desktop
v1.0.1
v1.0.0
Features
Introduced the new Desktop SDK platform that allows creating native desktop applications for video conferencing using any JavaScript framework. Combined with the Dolby.io Communications SDK for Web, this modified Electron open-source framework allows you to create native desktop applications that offer:
- The Dolby Voice Client codec that provides high audio quality and clarity by adjusting the participants' volumes, reducing echoes, and offering spatial sound that plays participants' audio from specific directions. The codec also offers DNN-based Noise Reduction (DNR) that improves voice clarity by reducing background noises, such as keyboard typing noises and breathing sounds. This feature is based on a deep neural network and provides an improved noise reduction to make virtual meetings more productive and pleasant.
- Video filters that allow blurring the participants' backgrounds or replacing the participants' backgrounds with selected images.
- The video denoising option that improves video quality.
- An ability to use the application without an internet connection.
- An option to use all native APIs available in a computer's operating system.
- An option to check the comfort noise level and set the level to the desired value.
For more information about Desktop SDK and its features, see the Desktop SDK document.
v1.0.0-beta.7
Bug Fixes
Fixed the list of dependencies to enable the proper Desktop SDK installation.
v1.0.0-beta.6
Features
Desktop SDK 1.0.0 now uses Web SDK 3.3.0.
v1.0.0-beta.5
Features
Introduced a DNN-based Noise Reduction (DNR) that improves voice clarity by reducing background noises, such as keyboard typing noises and breathing sounds. This feature is based on a deep neural network and offers an improved noise reduction to make virtual meetings more productive and pleasant.
v1.0.0-beta.4
Bug Fixes
- Fixed an issue where images with odd width or height can not be set as a virtual background.
- Fixed an issue where a participant who uses the stopAudio method to mute themself is kicked out of a conference.
- Fixed an issue where a participant who tries to join a conference without audio cannot join the conference and receives an error.
- Fixed an issue where a conference participant who reconnects headset a few times is kicked out of a conference.
- Fixed an issue where a conference participant cannot successfully call the stopAudio method and receives an error.
- Fixed an issue where a conference participant, who loses audio permission while joining a conference, is kicked out of the conference.
Note: The mentioned bug fixes are available only when Desktop SDK 1.0.0-beta.4 is used together with Web SDK 3.3.0-beta.5.
v1.0.0-beta.3
Features
- Introduced a new video denoising option to improve video quality.
- Modified video filters to improve their accuracy and lower CPU usage.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed an issue where a participant who uses Windows 10 is not able to join a non-Dolby Voice conference.
- Fixed an issue where a participant who uses Windows 10 is not able to join a conference as a listener.
v1.0.0-beta.2
Features
Native Desktop SDK 1.0.0 functions on Macs with the Apple M1 chip using x86 emulation.
v1.0.0-beta.1
Features
Introduced the new Native Desktop SDK platform that allows creating native desktop applications for video conferencing using any JavaScript framework. The platform includes the Dolby Interactivity APIs Web SDK and the modified Electron open-source framework for creating desktop applications that can use the Web SDK. Desktop applications created using Native Desktop SDK offer:
- Access to the file system
- Offline mode
- The Dolby Voice Client codec that provides high audio quality and clarity by adjusting the participants' volumes, reducing background sounds and echoes, and offering a spatial sound that plays participants' audio from specific directions
- Video filters that allow blurring the participants' backgrounds or replacing the participants' backgrounds with selected images
- An option to check the comfort noise level and set the level to the desired value
For more information about Native Desktop SDK and its features, see the Native Desktop SDK document.