Netgear PTV3000 Push2TV Wireless Display Adapter Firmware Upgrade 2.4.26

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Date Added: November 16, 2013 / Release Date: November 04, 2013 / Publisher:Netgear / File Size: 20.6 MB
OS: Windows 7 32-bit, Windows 7 64-bit, Windows 8 32-bit, Windows 8 64-bit

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Enhancements and Bug Fixes:

  1. Removed DNS highjack functionality which causes system reboot and connection issues in V2.4.25.
  2. Added Kindle Fire HDX icons onto flash screen.
  3. [HERA]NOA issue with PTV3000.
  4. Microsoft Surface Pro can cause AR9374 to freeze and become unresponsive.
  5. A new QCA driver 3.2.1.129 is included in this release.
  6. [Intel Widi Gen 4] Fast Cursor off by 3 to 4 inches.
  7. Fixed a minor issue with latency settings for Samsung devices.
  8. Added the new animated images for Kindle Fire HDX.
  9. Added error controls of scan AP and WFA test mode settings on WEB UI.
  10. Added manually wireless settings on WEB UI.
  11. New WEB UI layout.
  12. In 6.1.17a mode, PTV3000 encryption type set to both (TKIP and CCMP), it cannot connect with AP if AP’s encryption type is CCMP.
  13. Added DNS highjack to redirect all web UI to PTV3000 configuration page when the PC is associated with the "Push2TV" SSID when PTV3000 is in settings mode.
  14. Google Nexus 4 reconnection failures.
  15. Google Nexus 4 AV skips extremely with local playback. More improvements to SQoS.
  16. Windows 8.1 Blue b.9477 Fuzzy and Broken Text.
  17. [ASUS MeMO Pad HD7 ME173X] Mirrored text is fuzzy.
  18. [Widi, Gen 4] Resolution is changed from 1920 x 1080 to 800 x 600 after HDMI hot-plug.
  19. [WiDi Gen 2] After WiDi connection is established, TV screen shows black.
  20. [Widi gen4 cert] Fast cursor off by 3 to 4 inches.
  21. Fixed first line of debug log in debug.html, and fixed a log ordering issue.
  22. Fixed a RTSP sequence number issue when replying with a code other than 200 OK.
  23. System does not resume after entering power save mode.
  24. Modify text string for enable UI animation on web UI. Add description. Add translations (some still missing, so they are set to English only).
  25. Fixed issue of overscan control not activated right away when upgrading from an older FW version that does not contain the overscan config feature.
  26. [Google Nexus 4, skipping extremely with local playback] A new SQoS feature has been added to deal with devices that do not interleave encoded audio and video very well in poorer wifi conditions. By default this is enabled, but to disable, set SQOS_ENABLE=0 in /cavium/unsetdefaults, or uboot. Also, SQOS_MODE can be used to set the aggressiveness of the algorithm, SQOS_MODE=1 is less aggressive, while SQOS_MODE=2 will aggressively increase latency and only gradually reclaim latency. SQOS_MODE=2 is the default. SQoS is automatically disabled for Intel and Samsung source devices which have good interleaving, and their own special requirements for keeping latency.
  27. [Logging capability] A new hidden webpage is added for accessing logs and configuring debug output at 192.168.3.1/debug.html. This is accessed when the dongle is in firmware upgrade mode. It can also be accessed over p2p if you have the correct IP address. In general if an issue is found by a user, they should immediately enter firmware upgrade mode, and provide the Current Log along with any other information they could provide about the failure conditions. The webpage has the Current Log output (500 KB), and the Previous Reboot Log, which stores the previous 500 KB before the last reboot (not power cycle). If the adapter is power cycled without rebooting via webpage it will not save to the Previous Reboot Log. It also has configuration for various debug functions (default all OFF) WFD Log (all RTSP-related logs), NETHD Logs (all control logs), Decoder Latency Logs (latency, interleaving, and SQoS) , Output Syslog on serial console too (may be some performance hit if enabled), Syslog Level: Global control on level of logs stored in the log. Default ALL. Kernel Log Level: Control on driver and kernel logs stored in the log. Default Errors.
    NOTE: tail_8.21 is used instead of busybox’s "tail" command to handle syslogd’s moving of files."
  28. [Widi Gen 4] Failing to connect with BCM4352 wifi (2 cases).
  29. [widi Gen 4] Failing to scan with BCM4352.
  30. [Motorola Droid] Failure to connect to Motorola Droid Ultra and Moto X.
  31. [HDCP 2.2] connection failure with Windows.blue machine with AMD CPU.
  32. [QCA 3.2.128 driver] CR 01244861: Cannot reply Probe Response if incoming Probe Request size too big.
    • No CR: Prevent duplicated p2p device type.
    • No CR: Failure of reconnection with Surface RT 8.1, reported by QCA PC/OEM.
    • No CR: Update operation channel in p2p invitation phase.
  33. [MSFT Win.blue] This adds two new event trigger scripts, standbygui.sh and resumegui.sh, that are invoked when the source devices tells us to standby or resume respectively. The standbygui.sh script currently just fades the screen to black, while the resumegui.sh, clears the UI after a short delay.
  34. [MSFT Win.blu] Connect/disconnect long-duration stress causing PTV to lock up.
  35. Control to enable/disable EU power-save mode (English only) in web UI.
  36. When screen is in Ready for connection page and user presses push button, "Animation" disappears. PTV3000 shows connection failed message and animation reappears after 2mins.
  37. Fixed issue in 6.1.17a mode: STA can not connected with AP when the security is NONE.

Supported Intel Wireless Display platforms:

  • Windows 7, Intel Wireless Display V3.1, Wifi driver V15.1 and IGD V15.26
  • Windows 7, Intel Wireless Display V3.5, Wif driver V15.3 and IGD V15.26
  • Windows 7 and 8, Intel Wireless display, V3.5, Wifi driver V15.5 and IGD V15.28 (3rd GEN CPU)
  • Windows 7 and 8, Intel Wireless display, V4.0., Wifi driver V15.6 and IGD 15.28 (3rd GEN CPU) or V15.31 (4th GEN CPU)
  • Windows 7 and 8, Intel Wireless display, V4.1., Wifi driver V15.8 and IGD 15.28 (3rd GEN CPU) or V15.31 (4th GEN CPU)
  • Windows 7 and 8, Intel Wireless display, V4.2., Wifi driver V16.1 and IGD 15.28 (3rd GEN CPU) or V15.31 (4th GEN CPU)

Supported Miracast platforms:

  • Samsung Galaxy S3 (Android 4.1.1 or above)
  • Samsung Galaxy S4
  • Samsung Galaxy Note II
  • Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1
  • LG Optimus G (Android 4.0.4 or above)
  • Google Nexus 4 (Android 4.2.1)
  • Sony Xperia (various models with Android 4.0.4 or above)

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