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The solution ended up being a combination of what bp2008 suggested, port 8000 along with deleting and recreating the camera within Blue Iris. I triple checked all of the settings before recreating the camera, they are identical, but it must be something odd, in any event, thrilled that it's...

Yes, these are my current settings, no luck.

Any suggestions where to start, or is this a lost cause?

I have a few of these awful cameras, Logisaf A76WT20-4X-A, which I have working properly in ODM for PTZ, but cannot for the life of me get PTZ working in Blue Iris. In Blue Iris I have them recording successfully, but the PTZ will not work. Can anyone point me in the right direction in terms...

D'oh, I will, sorry to be a pain.

After some googling, looks like my best bet is to include a Dahua penta-brid in the mix and then pull the feeds into Blue Iris through it. So I've ordered a XVR501H-08 and will get that setup early next week. I'll post back the results, should they be of any use to anyone else in the same boat!

Can you please point me to any guides or docs on getting the feeds from the dahua penta-brid setup in Blue Iris? Thanks so much for your help!

I've inherited a setup with a 16Ch Aver NV6480T card and not a real hope of updating to IP cameras given the distances and areas involved in terms of re-wiring. Is there any way to pull feeds in from the 8 cameras connected to the NV6480T to Blue Iris? If not, is there a card that is recommended...

Credit to a great support department at Fanvil and frank.gao directly, who tested their unit with Blue Iris. I now have it working, here are the settings I used:

Fanvil sent me a new firmware that resolved the RTSP stream stability issue (though after trying every permutation I could not get it working in Blue Iris, though it worked in VLC) BUT it crashed the sip calling and prevented users from dialing to get into the building. So I've rolled it back...

I have an RTSP stream from a fanvil i30 sip video intercom unit working in VLC. The URL that works in VLC is rtsp://192.168.144.108/user=admin&password=tlJwpbo6&channel=1&stream=0.sdp?real_stream The stream is stable and stays alive. However, I cannot get the stream to appear in Blue Iris...

Would it be possible to record the video stream from a sip video intercom, specifically a Fanvil i30? I have a freepbx server in place along with a box running blue iris. For security sake I'd like to record video stream if possible from the video intercom. The i30 does output video in h264...

Thanks everyone for your help, turns out it was just the DLink router that was causing issues. As soon as I replaced it with a unit flashed with dd-wrt using the same configuration, ip addressing and port forwards it all is working quite well. Incidentally I am using the generic and RTSP h.264...

Sorry for the confusion, the four cameras I am having issues with are at a remote site, they are not on the same LAN as the blue iris box. I am trying to get them connected via the internet to the blue iris server. I am using a dyn.com hostname as they have a dynamic IP at the remote site...

I'll try that, but how should I handle the other cameras? I have four of them behind the remote router. Would ports would you recommend I use? Just increment by one?

Is there any documentation or guides on connecting two blue iris installations? I have a main site and a remote site, both running BI machines, I'd like the main site to be able to also include those cameras at the remote site. Is this at all possible? Thanks for your help!

Can I ask what settings you used? I have five of these cameras and can't seem to get them setup in BI.

I've gone through and done just that for one of the cameras, am still getting no signal. Here is a screenshot of my BI settings, I've tried both with and without setting the RTSP UDP port. I've also tried using the discovered settings, same result and the Amcrest pro settings, again no...

I am positive the credentials are correct, verified through the web interface. What should I put in the Discovery/Onvif port field (it can't be empty and asks for an integer) Thanks for all of your help!

Dahua, Mainstream RTSP gives me no signal. For the onvif port, I should be using 1027 correct? Or is it 80? Regardless having tried both same result, no signal. But hopefully this is progress?

Yes 5556 TCP is forwarded to through the remote router to the camera (all four of which have been setup with static reservations and are correct in terms of forwarding). Good thought though!

Temporarily I need to setup four remote Amcrest P2M-844EW cameras to stream into my main BI box. I have everything setup in terms of dynamic dns and ports, are opened through the remote router. I can watch the cameras through the web remotely but for some reason BI will not stream video. I have...

Ugh, any recommendations for what to replace them with? Looking for 1080p, outdoor, remote pan and tilt with motion tracking, POE optional as I have outlets near the cameras.

Did you ever get anywhere with the 720p stream? I have the SP015 model and likewise onvif only has 360p and 180p.

Which Happytimesoft program are you using?

Let me start by saying that I have learned my lesson. Never again will I buy budget cameras, or skip thoroughly testing their quality before mounting and cabling to them! That said, I have six of these mounted around the exterior of my business, and they run into a Blue Iris server that I've...

Advanced IP Scanner can be helpful to track down the camera IPs, make sure to keep the stickers they came with, you'll need those IDs. I completely agree that these are bottom of the barrel garbage, the picture is ok in their iOS app, but is only 360p via the onvif streams I've been able to...

I have six of these cameras, and unfortunately they do not have a web interface. Pretty disappointing, I've also not been able to pull a 720p stream from them, only 360 or 180p. I've been going back and forth over Skype with their technical support, but I've not made any headway. Were you...