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AnyDesk 9.7.3 changelog:
New Features
- In the AnyDesk One Meeting feature, selecting different audio or video devices in the device settings now takes effect immediately, there is no need to unmute or re-enable them
- In the AnyDesk One Meeting feature, configuring an audio or video device by selecting it in the device settings configures it persistently so that when it is plugged in again at a later time, it will be switched to automatically
- All audio and video settings for the AnyDesk One Meeting feature have been moved from Preferences to the in-meeting device settings for easier access
- In the AnyDesk One Meeting feature, added a new slider that allows users to configure microphone boost, enabling precise control over microphone loudness
- During an AnyDesk One meeting that was initiated from the AnyDesk One Chat feature, a chat panel can now be shown by pressing the chat button in the meeting panel
- The AnyDesk One Meeting supports more webcams
- In the AnyDesk One Meeting feature, improved automatic webcam resolution and frame rate selection to better match 720p at 30 FPS
Fixed Bugs
- Fixed a crash that occurred during installation when a printer driver was present
- Fixed a typo in a permission name used in command-line options
- Fixed a user interface issue in AnyDesk One settings
- Fixed an issue in the AnyDesk One Meeting where unplugging audio or video devices caused them to become unusable
- Fixed a bug in the AnyDesk One Meeting where connecting a second webcam could disable the active one
- Fixed inconsistent theming in the meeting sidebar when dark mode was enabled
Other Changes
- Full-screen mode is now enabled by default
Download: AnyDesk 9.7.3 | 8.0 MB (Free for private use, paid upgrade available)
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