The Onvif plugin has always time-stamped frames as they arrive at the server. With issues of network latency and camera streaming problems, this could cause video to look jittery. An option was added to provide time-stamping with camera time. Adding #timestamp=camera in the hostname would use the presentation time provided by the camera. The default… Continue reading Onvif plugin now supports camera timestamping
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IP Plugin Overrides
The standard form for exacqVision camera addresses is as follows: {host}{?parameter_1=value_1}…{?parameter_n=value_n}{#override_1=value_1}…{#override_n=value_n} <br><br> Overrides PluginOptionUsageACTitransport=httpHTTP stream support for legacy platforms and user dataACTitransport=rtspRTSP stream with separate metadata socket for motion/input trigger/video loss/etc.Axiszoom=configBy default zoom only cameras support.Axiszoom=operationForce zoom only operation and controls as part of PTZ and live view.Axisblocksize=offOn by default, but could turn off blocksize… Continue reading IP Plugin Overrides
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Samsung SPE-100/400 Causes Server Crash
Symptom: exacqVision Server crashes when connecting to a Samsung SPE-100/400 using the native Samsung plugin. <br> Problem: This encoder is only supported for use with the Onvif plugin (device type). Additionally, the device firmware only supports HTTP version 1.0 but Live555 defaults to 1.1. <br> Solution: Connect to the device with the Onvif device type… Continue reading Samsung SPE-100/400 Causes Server Crash