Android UI Kit — Release Notes

This page lists all Android UI Kit releases with details of new features, improvements, and bug fixes. Releases are shown in reverse chronological order — latest first.

v2.2.2 introduces an improved UI specifically for 1-to-1 audio-only calls. When a participant joins without video, the kit now renders a purpose-built calling screen showing the remote participant's name and avatar over a gradient background, with overlay buttons for microphone toggle and exit. This replaces the generic video grid with an experience designed for voice calls.

Audio View Mode — 1-to-1 Audio Calls

Enable the audio call UI with overlay mic-toggle and exit controls by calling isAudioViewMode(false) on the EnxSetting singleton before the session connects:

EnxSetting.getInstance(this).isAudioViewMode(false);

Customise the visual appearance of the calling screen using configureAudioViewConfig() with an EnxAudioViewConfig object. All colour parameters accept standard Android Color values:

EnxSetting.getInstance(this).configureAudioViewConfig(
    new EnxAudioViewConfig(
        Color.parseColor("#0A3733"),   // gradientLayer1   — top gradient colour
        Color.parseColor("#031412"),   // gradientLayer2   — bottom gradient colour
        Color.WHITE,                   // nameTextColor    — remote participant name
        Color.WHITE,                   // sortNameTextColor — initials text colour
        Color.parseColor("#128C7E")    // sortNameBGColor  — initials avatar background
    )
);

Refer to the Installation page for setup instructions.

v2.1.4 introduces significant UX improvements including PiP mode, richer animations, a drag-to-reposition self-view, log upload support, and chat message management.

• Picture-in-Picture (PiP) mode — Users can now switch the video session to a floating PiP window, allowing seamless multitasking without leaving the call.
• Slide animations — Panels and toolbar options now animate with smooth slide transitions. Toolbar options slide in from the right instead of appearing from the bottom, giving a more polished, native feel.
• Wired headset audio routing fix — Resolved an issue where audio was not correctly routed to wired headsets when plugged in during an active session.
• Drag-to-reposition local self-view — Participants can now drag their local self-view thumbnail to any position on screen, so it does not obscure remote participant video.
• Post-log UI — A new Room Settings option lets users upload their client-side session logs for diagnostics and support.
• Chat message management — Users can now edit or delete their own previously sent chat messages within a session.

v2.1.1 expanded the set of available join configuration options, giving developers finer control over how participants enter a session.

• Custom join button label — set a custom text string for the join button via EnxSetting
• Default camera selection — specify front or rear camera as the default before joining
• Camera preview before joining — optionally show the participant their own video feed before they enter the room
• Join with camera muted — participants can join with video disabled by default
• Join with mic muted — participants can join with audio disabled by default
• RTMP streaming auto-start on join — live streaming can begin automatically as soon as the moderator joins

v1.2.2 introduced a pre-join confirmation screen that gives participants more control over how they enter a session.

• Pre-join confirmation screen — Before entering the room, participants are presented with a screen where they can choose to join with video or audio only.
• Participants can also opt to join with their mic or camera muted from this screen.

v1.2 was a major feature release adding Low Code integration, file sharing, annotation, an improved participant list, screen share, and canvas streaming.

• Low Code integration — The UI Kit can now consume Visual Builder settings configured in the EnableX Portal, allowing no-code layout and feature configuration.
• File Share — Users can share files with all participants in a session or privately with a specific individual.
• Annotation — Participants can annotate on a shared screen in real time. Remote participants see live annotations as they are drawn.
• Participant List enhancements — Moderators gain new in-list actions including the ability to drop a participant and initiate a private chat.
• Screen Share — Participants can share their device screen with the room.
• Canvas Streaming — Stream a custom canvas source into the video session.