ExacqVision data files are stored with a specific file naming format. The format includes a four-hex-digit plug-in ID associated with the recording device. Following is a list of device and integration plug-in IDs: Access Control, Capture Boards and Cameras/Encoders NamePlugin IDDescriptionXDVAPI0004eDVR capture boardAXISIP0007IP cameraIQEYE0011IP cameraSONY0012IP cameraPANASONIC0015IP cameraACTI0016IP cameraIPCAMDETECT0017General IP camera detectionARECONT0018IP cameraVIVOTEK0019IP cameraONVIFNVC001AIP cameraARECONTTFTP0021IP cameraIOIMAGE0022IP… Continue reading ExacqVision IP Plugin IDs
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exacqServer Server Crash with Illustra3 Camera Plug-in
exacqVision Server versions earlier than 5.10.3 can crash if you select Apply Defaults on the Camera Settings page of an Illustra camera that does not have a motion mask configured. <br> To avoid this issue, upgrade to exacqVision Server 5.10.3 or later. As a workaround on earlier versions, create a motion mask on the camera.… Continue reading exacqServer Server Crash with Illustra3 Camera Plug-in
RTSP Plug-in used with ExacqVision Software
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