- XEOMA ENTRY POINT NOT FOUND FULL
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Problem is every two or three days the C17S camera hangs and needs to be reset (power up - power down) sometimes even this is not enough and the configuration has to be reset. The C17S has also been used with motion taking a snapshot every second. The Vstarcam C18S failed a few weeks after I got it went back for a replacement but the local dealers did not have any in stock, so I traded it in for a Vstarcam C17S and an SD card. (I should have revisited this thread earlier) I might end up paying for Xeoma if nothing else works as easily and well.
I am still searching for the right one for me, and hope to get a good look at Shinobi in the near term. It currently does motion detection and recording of the motion clips for me.
XEOMA ENTRY POINT NOT FOUND SOFTWARE
This shows how simple and comprehensive the Xeoma software is viewer only, but handles more than just ONVIF compliant cameras. I had used zoneminder many years ago for multiple USB cams, but am looking about for a more user friendly software which is GUI all the way, and will do what I want! There is now a GUI front end available for motion. motion detection, alerting, recording, storage. You have control functions in Motion, so that is what I was asking. Of course access from a browser for settings is also required. If the cam does RTSP or Onvif then it can easily be used by direct access without the vendor nonsense.įfplay rtsp:/// The difficulty is selecting the camera with the widest range of protocols from the cheaper brands. What you describe with cloud and app is what most vendors do these days for the cheaper cameras which are just as good as their dearer competition. You can concoct a sort of a control application using the CGI protocol and wget, curl, zenity or you can try one of the 'house control' applications starting to appear on the 'net'. Occasionally (night time, time schedule) issue commands to turn on/off the InfraRed LEDs this one also has white LEDs which may be of some use for close-up monitoring and a siren.Īccess from a computer, also accessible from the outside network to monitor the stream. Issue a command to grab a snapshot which is fed to motion Audio/video streams are also weird as there is always a twist making them hard to read/decode. I even had to decode the provided 'apk' and guess to find the ones listed above. The problem is that documentation is scarce and you need to search all available CGI descriptions, SDKs, and the work of other buyers to uncover the ones suitable for your camera.
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This one has enough protocols built-in to allow it using Firefox or other Android ware.Ĭontrol commands are CGI invocations, like in the example, which can be issued using a browser, wget, curl, etc. In the past, you could not even see the video streams through that interface unless you were running Gatesware / ActiveX.
The camera, like others of this kind, includes a web server with a rudimentary control and monitoring interface.
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The control software promoted by the vendor is eye4, includes a user license which you need to read to appreciate (no, I did not run the software).
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When the initially free account expires you are hooked and you need to pay for the service of being monitored
XEOMA ENTRY POINT NOT FOUND FULL
Each camera is provided with a dynamic DNS (DDNS) account/password which, along with the servers eventually contacted by the camera - if allowed to - allows the vendor and its 'affiliates' full access to your information.
The marketing model used by this camera, and most probably by others of the same genre, is 'the cloud'. That's the thing - I am not using any (ok, ok, let's explain). What has me really scratching my head is a choice of software with a good, easy manage, GUI, and preferably open source. I was of course trying to buy as cheap as possible without being tied to vendor software I have recently been looking at this type of camera and have one bought with another on the way (I hope). A lot of the cheaper IP cameras on the market these days are locked into specific vendor software, which is a real pain, especially if you want several different makes of camera!
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