#BLUE IRIS 3.0 MICROSEVEN CAMERAS ANDROID#
#BLUE IRIS 3.0 MICROSEVEN CAMERAS SOFTWARE#

But if you need an inexpensive wide-angle cam, this one seems to work fine. I have this virtual camera set to record. This is meant to document the current weather conditions (see attachment below). I use Blue Iris Tools to capture a weatherunderground station near me and display it as overlay text in a virtual camera. It's sharp and clear and doesn't have a lot of 'speckle-noise' or snow like I see in some cameras. Screen Capture (Blackness) virtual camera wont record. The night vision is actually pretty good. The cams will be placed on the other side of the house, giving me a 300° view of the back and other side. I'm planning on getting a couple more and mounting them together in a small enclosure, also at 90-degree angles to each other. I have some higher resolution cams in a few specific areas but I wanted these so I would have full-area coverage at a glance. It's not a high-res camera (1080p but the view is excellent- sharp, crisp, and with pretty good color accuracy. : MICROSEVEN 1080P/30fps HD 1/2. I have one mounted and another will be installed this week- mounting them at 90-degree angles to each other will let me cover a huge area without installing loads of cameras. Stream Example: rtsp://192.168.1.210:554/LiveChannel/0/media.smpĮxample URL - rtsp://192.168.1.Here's a pic from a MicroSeven Wide-Angle cam with 150° field of view. Note: LiveChannel/0/ where “0” equals the channel number. They sometimes use the Hikvision APIsĮxample URL: rtsp://192.168.1.210/h264.sdp You may have to contact support for your specific model.

#BLUE IRIS 3.0 MICROSEVEN CAMERAS SOFTWARE#

Note: Swann uses various lines of hardware and software and RTSP streams. Swann camera RTSP where 0 = mainstream and 1 = substream If this box is checked, there will be a steady stream of requests in the CodeProject.AI Server log, because Blue Iris is constantly checking for static objects.

Samsung / Hanwha Techwin Camera RTSP - stream type either 1 for mainstream or 2 for substreamĮxample URL: will bring up mainstream for a camera on 192.168.1.210 Within Blue Iris there is an option within the AI tab in the camera settings panel called 'Detect/Ignore static objects' where Blue Iris checks for static objects. c1 would be channel 1, c2 channel 2, etcĮxample URL: will bring up substream for channel 2.Įxample URL rtsp://192.168.1.210/axis-media/media.ampĪvigilon RTSP RTSP streams must be generated in the web UI of the camera under compression and image rate. You can also encode credentials into the URL by entering it prior to the IP address - for example.Įxample URL: will bring up mainstream for channel 1, where admin is the username and 12345 is the password. This RTSP stream would mainstream channel 1 on an NVR at 192.168.1.210. 201 would produce the channel #2 of the NVR and mainstream and 202 would produce channel #2 and substream.Įxample: rtsp://192.168.1.210:554/Streaming/Channels/101

#BLUE IRIS 3.0 MICROSEVEN CAMERAS ANDROID#

My only (small) complaint these days is that the Blue Iris Android app gets a little finicky now and then. This has eliminated consistent dropped signals I was seeing in Blue Iris. Changing the to 102 would create channel 1 and stream #2. At this point in time I am using three M7B57 cameras, and have installed a pair of Netgear WiFi extenders so they get a better WiFi signal. streaming channel - for example “101” would be channel 1 and stream #1 (mainstream).

The of main stream is 0, extra stream 1 is 1, extra stream 2 is 2.Įxample URL: will bring up substream for channel 1 Some Common RTSP URLS: Dahua RTSP stream (Cameras & - the IP address of the IP Camera. This will indicate if the camera is having a bandwidth issue and is dropping packets.

When we are testing for packet loss you will select 'Tools' and then 'Codec Information'. If all is successful it will display the RTSP stream. Enter the Camera specific RTSP stream.Īfter entering in the URL and pressing Play you should be prompted to put in the cameras Username and Password. You must test it with VLC because the way the software pulls the stream in is through RTSP on port 554.ģ. Navigating to the cameras web interface does not mean that the camera will work. If a camera cannot connect using VLC it will give us a better idea of what is going on with the camera. This is to test the RTSP stream and make sure it is connecting. You will have to test the camera using VLC media player. You may run into issues with a camera connecting or after setting up a camera you may see a red X.

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