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This camera is 802.11 b/g/n (at least b/g) | This camera is 802.11 b/g/n (at least b/g) | ||
It is also wired and the documents indicate is is PPoE | It is also wired and the documents indicate is is PPoE | ||
Cameras came with Channel 1 set to H.264, Channel 2 set to MJPEG | |||
out of the box. Check them prior to using them though You can access | |||
most of the settings from firefox, but if you want to see the video | |||
in the setup tool you have to use Windows as video display in the | |||
tool demands ActiveX. I just open a path to the raw video and watch | |||
it that way while I do changes in another browser window. | |||
Both mjpeg and mpeg4 work as indicated. | Both mjpeg and mpeg4 work as indicated. | ||
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It is also wired and the documents indicate is is PPoE | It is also wired and the documents indicate is is PPoE | ||
I have been using it on the a side | I have been using it on the a side | ||
Cameras came with Channel 1 set to H.264, Channel 2 set to MJPEG | |||
out of the box. Check them prior to using them though You can access | |||
most of the settings from firefox, but if you want to see the video | |||
in the setup tool you have to use Windows as video display in the | |||
tool demands ActiveX. I just open a path to the raw video and watch | |||
it that way while I do changes in another browser window. | |||
Both mjpeg and mpeg4 work as indicated. | Both mjpeg and mpeg4 work as indicated. | ||
Revision as of 23:19, 6 June 2011
WCB-100a
This camera is 802.11 b/g/n (at least b/g) It is also wired and the documents indicate is is PPoE Cameras came with Channel 1 set to H.264, Channel 2 set to MJPEG out of the box. Check them prior to using them though You can access most of the settings from firefox, but if you want to see the video in the setup tool you have to use Windows as video display in the tool demands ActiveX. I just open a path to the raw video and watch it that way while I do changes in another browser window.
Both mjpeg and mpeg4 work as indicated. format mjpeg for the cameras using channel 2 as the source is: http://camera_ip/channel2 Some of them may need the login and password: http://login:pwd@camera_ip/channel2
Format mpeg4 is as follows, this will be on channel 1 rtsp://camera_ip/channel1 I have not needed to use the login to access this stream.
ZM Source info for mjpeg stream
Tab
+ General
Name test1
Source Type remote
Function Whatever you have set
Enabled [] check it to start capture
Linked Monitors Whatever
Maximum FPS 5 (my setting)
Alarm Maximum FPS 10 (ditto)
Reference Image Blend %ge 7
Triggers none
+ Source
Remote Protocol http
Remote Method simple
Remote Host Name ip_address OR login:pwd@ip_address
Remote Host Port 80 (unless you have set something different)
Remote Host Path channel2 (unless you are using channel1)
Remote Image Colors 24 bit
Capture Width (pixels) 1280
Capture Height (pixels) 800
Preserve Aspect Ratio []
Orientation normal
ZM Source info for mpeg4 stream
Tab
+ General
Name test1
Source Type remote
Function Whatever you have set
Enabled [] check it to start capture
Linked Monitors Whatever
Maximum FPS 5 (my setting)
Alarm Maximum FPs 10 (ditto)
Reference Image Blend %ge 7
Triggers none
+ Source
Remote Protocol rtsp
Remote Method rtp/rtsp
Remote Host Name ip_address OR login:pwd@ip_address
Remote Host Port 554 (unless you have set something different)
Remote Host Path channel1 (unless you are using channel2)
Remote Image Colors 24 bit
Capture Width (pixels) 1280
Capture Height (pixels) 800
Preserve Aspect Ratio []
Orientation normal
Camera also does H.264, and VLC will display it just fine, but I had no luck with ZM.
WCB-100Ap-0c
This camera is 802.11 a/b/g/n (at least a/b/g) It is also wired and the documents indicate is is PPoE I have been using it on the a side Cameras came with Channel 1 set to H.264, Channel 2 set to MJPEG out of the box. Check them prior to using them though You can access most of the settings from firefox, but if you want to see the video in the setup tool you have to use Windows as video display in the tool demands ActiveX. I just open a path to the raw video and watch it that way while I do changes in another browser window.
Both mjpeg and mpeg4 work as indicated. format mjpeg for the cameras using channel 2 as the source is: http://camera_ip/channel2 All I tested needed the login and password: http://login:pwd@camera_ip/channel2
Format mpeg4 is as follows, this will be on channel 1 rtsp://camera_ip/channel1 I have not needed to use the login to access this stream.
ZM Source info for mjpeg stream
Tab
+ General
Name test1
Source Type remote
Function Whatever you have set
Enabled [] check it to start capture
Linked Monitors Whatever
Maximum FPS 5 (my setting)
Alarm Maximum FPS 10 (ditto)
Reference Image Blend %ge 7
Triggers none
+ Source
Remote Protocol http
Remote Method simple
Remote Host Name ip_address OR login:pwd@ip_address
Remote Host Port 80 (unless you have set something different)
Remote Host Path channel2 (unless you are using channel1)
Remote Image Colors 24 bit
Capture Width (pixels) 1280
Capture Height (pixels) 800
Preserve Aspect Ratio []
Orientation normal
ZM Source info for mpeg4 stream
Tab
+ General
Name test1
Source Type remote
Function Whatever you have set
Enabled [] check it to start capture
Linked Monitors Whatever
Maximum FPS 5 (my setting)
Alarm Maximum FPs 10 (ditto)
Reference Image Blend %ge 7
Triggers none
+ Source
Remote Protocol rtsp
Remote Method rtp/rtsp
Remote Host Name ip_address OR login:pwd@ip_address
Remote Host Port 554 (unless you have set something different)
Remote Host Path channel1 (unless you are using channel2)
Remote Image Colors 24 bit
Capture Width (pixels) 1280
Capture Height (pixels) 800
Preserve Aspect Ratio []
Orientation normal
Camera also does H.264, and VLC will display it just fine, but I had no luck with ZM.
