Category: exacqVision Client

Deciding to Store AI Bounding Boxes

The expansion of the market for security cameras equipped with AI features has led to a substantial increase in the volume of metadata transmitted from these devices. While this growth opens up valuable opportunities for enhancing the usability of stored video—such as enabling searches for specific objects (like people and vehicles) and their attributes (such… Continue reading Deciding to Store AI Bounding Boxes

Legacy Arecont Camera Frame Rates

Description  Arecont Legacy cameras are limited to the amount of Frames Per Second they send when using Full Resolution vs Half Resolution.Example of Cameras:Arecont AV12176DN-NLArecont AV2455DN-FArecont AV5555DN-S Product  If you find that the Received Frames Per Second or Decoded Frames Per Second are Half the FPS it is due to the limitations of the cameras… Continue reading Legacy Arecont Camera Frame Rates

Remote Connections node not visible in ExacqVision Client

Some ExacqVision Client users report being unable to see the “Remote Connections” tab in some Environments. NOTE: This is typically an Operating System or Domain permissions issue. Products  Steps to Reproduce  In a restricted environment, or with a restricted user, launch the ExacqVision Client from the Desktop Icon, or folder. Expected Results  When signed in… Continue reading Remote Connections node not visible in ExacqVision Client

Allibi Camera ALI-PZ40-UZAI PTZ is disabled by default on 23.06-24.03

Description  Cameras are not able to switch to Serial IP under Mechanical tab.Looking at the Onvif plugin the PTZ for the camera was set to “0”We could not enable it in the client. When attempting to set the serial to IP in the mechanical PTZ tab, it would flip back to the Serial Port to… Continue reading Allibi Camera ALI-PZ40-UZAI PTZ is disabled by default on 23.06-24.03

Motion Event PTZ Presets with the Axis M5000-G in exacqVision

Overview The Axis M5000-G PTZ camera is a multi-sensor camera containing three stationary wide-angle lenses around the circumference of the camera body and one center-mounted PTZ lens. This guide is intended to help users automate the positioning of the PTZ lens upon events, such as motion detection. Requirements NOTE: While this article is written specifically… Continue reading Motion Event PTZ Presets with the Axis M5000-G in exacqVision