tDVR %1 driver %2 bootloader %3
Description
%1 = the capture board number starting with 0. %BR%%2 = The version of firmware running. %BR%%3 = The bootloader version running on the card itself.
Notes
This is a normal message.
tDVR %1 driver %2 bootloader %3
%1 = the capture board number starting with 0. %BR%%2 = The version of firmware running. %BR%%3 = The bootloader version running on the card itself.
This is a normal message.
tDVR %1 video|audio %2 drop %3
%1 = The number of capture card in the system starting with 0. %BR% %2 = The analog input channel starting with 0. %BR%%3 = The amount of frames dropped. %BR% This log tells how many frames of audio or video were dropped and which board channel it occurred on.
If only 1 frame was dropped, it is likely due to poor quality video.If a group of frames is dropped. The frame buffer is filling up; check for resource limitations or anti-virus.
Skipping, failed to load /mnt/edvr/%1/%2/%3/%4/%5/%6 – error opening file – -2
%1 = Drive Number %BR%
%2 = Year %BR%
%3 = Month %BR%
%4 = Day %BR%
%5 = Hour %BR%
%6 = File Name %BR%
The archive job cannot find file specified, likely because it has been removed.
This can happen if there is a short retention period for recorded video. When the archive job starts, the file is present and queued up for processing, but by the time the job actually gets to that file, it has been removed.
EBADRESP – 110
Invalid ping response.
This error occurs during xn_ping if an invalid response to a ping request is received. An invalid response is detected if the sequence number or the source IP address in the response is incorrect.
Input (%1) : Opening RTSP stream – %2.
%1 = the camera name or ip address. %BR% %2 = the URI stream requested from the device. This indicates that the video/audio stream has been requested from the device.
This is a normal message.
Hardware monitoring port address = %1
This is the communication port used to monitor the system’s hardware.
This is a normal message.
No controllers found
No RAID controllers were found on the system
This is a normal message. Unless the system has a RAID controller.
Successful logout – %1 from address %2 (socket %3).
%1 = the user name used to connect to the Server. %BR% %2 = the IP address of the Client. %BR% %3 = the network socket used to connect. The Client was closed, or the system disabled.
This is a normal message.
Successful re-auth|re-authorization – %1 from address %2 (socket %3).
%1 = the user name used to connect to the Server. %BR% %2 = the IP address of the Client. %BR% %3 = the network socket used to connect.%BR% The credentials were re-verified.
This is a normal message.
Successful login – %1 from address %2 (socket %3).
%1 = the user name used to connect to the Server. %BR% %2 = the IP address of the Client. %BR% %3 = the network socket used to connect. %BR% The credentials were verified.
This is a normal message.