Android Apps + Hikvision On-Camera Motion Detection?

[perpetual nomad]

Are there any Android apps out there that play well with Hikvision's on-camera motion detection? I've been a user of Tinycam Monitor (Pro) until my recent purchase of a HK 2032. Alas, the developer says his app won't be supporting this (brand's camera-driven alerts) anytime soon.

I'm thinking that I'd like to pick up an older 1st generation Nexus 7 tablet just to watch the streams (of this, future additions). I don't presently have an NVR solution and need an audible alert to draw my attention to the motion of the otherwise ignored feed. The 2032's ability to designate a selective portion of the screen for motion detection is what I'm attempting to leverage here, so I suppose if there's another Android app that performs the same task (instead of evaluating the entire image for movement) that'd do as well.

Thoughts?

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Sometimes it's great to reuse Android devices for these purposes, like this phone someone tossed me:

 

[fenderman]

have your tried hikvisions ivms app, i think it has an option for push notifications...

 

[perpetual nomad]

have your tried hikvisions ivms app, i think it has an option for push notifications...

I was under the impression that the app interfaces with the PC-NVR software, although I'm just beginning to delve into the HK software offerings.

 

[fenderman]

The app can be used directly with the camera...no need for the pc software for it to work.

 

[perpetual nomad]

So, having mixed results with the iVMS-4500 app on my Nexus 5.

1 - Getting some kind of error when attempting to enable alerts
2 - In landscape orientation (to hide the rest of the UI) the 4:3 aspect ratio is lost, stretching the image

Edit:
The alternative iVMS-4500HD (locked into landscape for tablets) at least allows me to enable the notifications, but didn't actually alert when I tested by walking across the camera.
Honestly this app seems like a pass.

So... still searching.

 

[Antitrust]

Hey nomad, did you check via any other means that motion was detected from the camera and should have triggered the alarm?

 

[perpetual nomad]

did you check via any other means that motion was detected from the camera and should have triggered the alarm?

I'll need to verify with a quick/temp PC-based NVR install to ensure the on-camera motion detection is alerting as it should, as I'm still at a loss (still hunting) for an Android app that can actually perform this function.

 

[Antitrust]

Perhaps try connecting to the device from a windows web browser, there is an analytical function which will show you where motion is detected, or set an email alert to trigger when motion is detected.

 

[perpetual nomad]

set an email alert to trigger when motion is detected.

Good suggestion -- email alerts with image captures are working just fine; test delivered results without issue