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ExacqVision IP Plugin IDs

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 IDDescription
XDVAPI0004eDVR capture board
AXISIP0007IP camera
IQEYE0011IP camera
SONY0012IP camera
PANASONIC0015IP camera
ACTI0016IP camera
IPCAMDETECT0017General IP camera detection
ARECONT0018IP camera
VIVOTEK0019IP camera
ONVIFNVC001AIP camera
ARECONTTFTP0021IP camera
IOIMAGE0022IP camera
STARDOT0023IP camera
BOSCH0024IP camera
CANON0025IP camera
IPX0026IP camera
STRETCH0027Stretch and SDVR capture boards
BASLER0028IP camera
GANZ0029IP camera
EXACQRTSP0030IP camera
SANYO0031IP camera
PELCO0032IP camera
ILLUSTRA0034IP camera
HIKVISION0035IP camera
UDP0036IP camera
DAHUA0040Dahua capture board
HANWHA/SAMSUNG0041IP camera
PIXELPRO0042IP camera
ILLUSTRA_FLEX0045IP camera
ILLUSTRA30046IP camera
TDVR0047tDVR capture board
DAHUAIP0049IP camera
KANTECH004AAccess control
ITV2004BIntrusion panel
NEO004BIntrusion panel
DYNACOLOR004DM-series
HONEYWELL004EAccess control
BENTEL004FIntrusion panel
BOSCHSEC0050Access control
ANALYTIC0051Analytic appliance(s)
DMP0052Intrusion panel
CCURE0053Access control
AXISBW0057Bodycam
NAPCO0055Intrusion panel
BRIVO0059Access control
ILLUSTRAMULTI005AIP camera
ILLUSTRABW005BBodycam

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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. <br>

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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 is only an audio/video streaming plug-in. The device must be configured through its web page or other application provided by the manufacturer.

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Video Formats Supported

MJPEG
MPEG4
H.264

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Audio Formats Supported

L16: uncompressed 16-bit audio with 8000 sampling rate (ACTi)

G711-muLaw: compressed PCM audio into 8-bit samples with 8000 sampling rate (AD, IPX, Pelco)

AAC: single channel (AXIS)

G726-16,24,32,40: ADPCM encoded audio with 2, 3, 4, and 5 bits per sample with 8000 sampling rate (AD, Panasonic, AXIS, Sony)

You can find the address to choose for your camera model from a number of locations online or by referring to the manufacturer’s manuals and documentation.

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Exacq-Specific Controls

In the RTSP URL, control parameters provide additional control of the streaming functionality. These controls are used to override the default behaviors. The typical default behavior is to select the first video and audio stream available. The default transport protocol is TCP, and if the setup process failed with 461 or Unsupported Transport protocol, it switches to UDP and restarts the session. The usage of the override controls is to append the normal RTSP URL with # and follow with key word = value.

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Video Stream Index Override Control

The key word for this control is stream, and the expected value is one of the available video stream index numbers. The stream index is the index of video stream found within the described response. Thus, if two video streams and one audio stream are available, index 1 would refer to the first stream and index 2 would refer to the second video stream. For example:

rtsp://[user-name]:[password]@[ip-address]:[port]/[path]#stream=1

To select video stream number 2 from the ACTi camera:

rtsp://Admin:123456@192.168.3.61:7070#stream=2

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Video Track Index Override Control

The key word for this control is track, and the expected value is one of the available video track index numbers. The track index is the logical control path of a stream that is part of the the described response. Thus, a track with the value of 1 would refer to the the video stream with a control path of track1. For example:

rtsp://[user-name]:[password]@[ip-address]:[port]/[path]#track=1

To select video track number 2 from the ACTi camera:

rtsp://Admin:123456@192.168.3.61:7070#track=2

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Transport Protocol Override Control

The key word for this control is transport, and the expected values are tcp, udp, or http. TCP and UDP are used to control the RTP streaming transport method. HTTP is for RTSP tunneling over HTTP, such as with ONVIF cameras. For example:

rtsp://[user-name]:[password]@[ip-address]:[port]/[path]#transport=udp

To select UDP as the transport protocol for the ACTi camera:

rtsp://Admin:123456@192.168.3.61:7070#transport=udp

Also note that multiple additional control parameters could be appended to the URI. The following example would stream the first track in UDP mode:

rtsp://Admin:123456@192.168.3.61:7070#stream=1&transport=udp

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