ProCall Meetings 1.0.2 Release Notes

ProCall Meetings 1.0.2 was released on 04.12.2020 as Maintenance Release for the field test.

Fixed a bug that after a meeting the camera was still blocked by ProCall Meetings until the tab of the Feedback dialog is closed.
Entering meeting rooms with mobile devices (especially iOS) that are password protected is possible again.
Fixed a problem where the client could not correctly connect to the server via the load balancer. This fixes the problem that meeting participants were in the same meeting room but could not see each other.
Improvements have been made so that when joining a meeting the user is not in an undefined state, being partly in a meeting and partly outside of a meeting.

Preparations were made for a new view in meetings: Portrait Mode.
In preparation for further ProCall integration, a new URL route was created that leads the user directly to his personal meeting room.

The page with the device selection before a meeting has been improved on mobile devices: The icons are now correctly centered.
An animation for the hint as to where to allow access to the devices in the browser has been removed.
Guests are now better guided through the login process on mobile devices.
Improvements have been made so that when joining a meeting the user is not in an undefined state, being partly in a meeting and partly outside of a meeting.
Improved design within a meeting when the user is using a camera that uses a 4:3 aspect ratio.
The alias when creating meeting rooms has been removed.
The description text for "My rooms" has been updated.
The text for PIN-protected meeting rooms at create/edit room has been adjusted.
Improvements have been made to logging before a meeting to allow a faster analysis of problems when joining.
When ProCall Meetings users call up an incorrect meeting link, they are now notified that it is incorrect.
The user with a mobile device now receives a message informing them to switch from landscape mode to portrait mode (portrait). This message disappears after 3 seconds and can be clicked away using the (X).

Fixed a problem with Firefox browser not being able to connect to a conference server.
Fixed a problem where the client could not correctly connect to the server via the load balancer.
Entering meeting rooms with mobile devices (especially iOS) that are password protected is possible again.
Fixed an error when the user opens multiple meeting rooms in a new tab.
An error has been fixed regarding the token for user login to the UCServer in connection with expiring licenses.
Fixed a problem where an error message was displayed in the browser console each time the user logged in stating that the personal meeting room could not be created because it already existed.
In the Pre-Meeting dialog, there were overlapping input fields of username, password and UCConnect ID. Headings were difficult to read for these fields.
Fixed a bug that the camera was still blocked by ProCall Meetings after a meeting until the tab of the Feedback dialog was closed.

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