The RTSP plug-in supports generic streaming of audio and video using the RTSP/RTCP/RTP protocol. The plug-in automatically configures the streaming transport to either UDP or TCP. The default when the device is connected is TCP; if it fails to connect, it tries to connect through UDP. The plug-in does not support any configuration — it… Continue reading RTSP Plug-in used with ExacqVision Software
Month: February 2011
Changing the Automatic Login User in Linux (Legacy)
To change the automatic login user in Linux, complete the steps provided for your Linux version. <br> Ubuntu 18.04 and higher On systems built by Exacq with Ubuntu version 18.04 and higher, the ability to use the operating system to configure automatic logins has been removed as a security measure. You may, however, utilize the… Continue reading Changing the Automatic Login User in Linux (Legacy)
Set iSCSI Storage to Start Before ExacqVision Server in Windows
If you are recording video to an iSCSI target in Windows, it is important to ensure the iSCSI device is available in the operating system before the ExacqVision Server starts. Please follow the instructions from the Microsoft iSCSI Software Initiator Version 2.x Users Guide: Note: The following information was written and published by Microsoft Corporation,… Continue reading Set iSCSI Storage to Start Before ExacqVision Server in Windows
exacqVision SDK Compatibility with exacqVision Server Versions
The exacqVision SDK is designed to be compatible with all versions of exacqVision Server. However, individual features in certain versions of the server and SDK might not be compatible. For more details about the features available in a each version of the server or SDK, see the readme.txt file available in their install packages. It… Continue reading exacqVision SDK Compatibility with exacqVision Server Versions
How do I apply a license to an exacqVision Server?
Only one license key may be applied on each system at a time. This license key includes information on the number of licensed IP Cameras the system is permitted to use as well as the specific system it is assigned to. For information on increasing your licensed number of cameras or changing your license level,… Continue reading How do I apply a license to an exacqVision Server?
exacqVision Video File Naming Format
2040–00160380.ps min/sec manufacturer device id storage rule <br> exacqVision files are stored on each drive enabled for recording in a directory structure as follows: <br> Within each directory, video is stored in files with duration of five minutes. Each device (IP camera, compression board, encoder) has its own files. The file naming convention is as follows: MMSS-XXXXYYZZ.ps and MMSS-XXXXYYZZ.psi.… Continue reading exacqVision Video File Naming Format
Assigning a Default Printer to the Windows User (Restricted) Account
If you want to print images from the ExacqVision software on an ExacqVision server, you might need to change the default printer. Because Windows is locked down when you log in as a User, you must perform the following steps to configure the default printer: <br>
Where are ExacqVision Groups and Views Stored?
Views and Groups are stored on the the relevant ExacqVision servers. For example, if you create a view named “East Side Entrances” that has Camera A from Server 1 and Camera B from Server 2, the group ID and name are stored on both Server 1 and Server 2. Also, Camera A’s membership in “East… Continue reading Where are ExacqVision Groups and Views Stored?