Finding a cameras video path

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lolson

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Jun 25, 2014
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Is there a logical way to determine the video path of a IP camera that does not setup automatically?

I have a i3 International camera, model Ax52R that is H.264 compatible but I cant get it to configure properly.

Any ideas?
 
lolson said:
Is there a logical way to determine the video path of a IP camera that does not setup automatically?

I have a i3 International camera, model Ax52R that is H.264 compatible but I cant get it to configure properly.

Any ideas?
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what software are you trying to get the camera to work with?
 
Thanks

onvif reports it incorrectly. I also followed your links and looked at the ispy site but there was no info for this camera.
 
well that's a good question. I guess I just assumed that being I get "No Signal" as a response, it was incorrect.

I know the creds are correct and address what am I missing?
 
lolson said:
well that's a good question. I guess I just assumed that being I get "No Signal" as a response, it was incorrect.

I know the creds are correct and address what am I missing?
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You are likely not entering it properly in the path...please post an image of your video configuration settings in blue iris. Double check the ports as well.
 
can you see the attachments?

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@lolsonWhat is the rtsp path that ODM provides? You will need to enter that in the proper format (usually without the ip address and password)...into the path...
 
If you put what ODM shows for the RTSP string (bottom of the Live Video page) into VLC you can confirm independently that the value is correct and works.
Presumably there is Live Video in ODM when you access the camera?
 
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