Samsung SDR-B74301 Feed to Blue Iris

[smcary]

And yes, just double checked. I am on a wired ethernet connection, as is the DVR. Connection is set to Private in the settings.

 

[wittaj]

Are you able to see the NVR by typing the IP address of the NVR in a web browser?

 

[Flintstone61]

I wonder if the Samsung mobo has a part # ending or beginning in HIK

 

[smcary]

Are you able to see the NVR by typing the IP address of the NVR in a web browser?

yeah, IE with a plug in...which I am not thrilled with since IE is pretty much DOA. I got it to work on my phone via the app also.

 

[Flintstone61]

If so it could be a waste of time. Esp if the firmware backdoor update has been patched. One Night owl will respond to a browser entry of its IP address. 192.168.1.005. The other nightowl (HDA-10 something) will not respond at all from any browser to its address if 192.168.1.100.
the only way to view it on my PC is from a downloaded program from their website.
So again. If time is money you could just throw a user friendly dvr at it. Like mine. (AMDV8M8-H5)

 

[smcary]

I wonder if the Samsung mobo has a part # ending or beginning in HIK

I found out that they are owned/run by Wisenet aka Hanwa. I downloaded the Wisenet Device manager and it will not find it either. I am stumped. I watched the packets in Wireshark, it is hitting Port 9000 and 554 when I use BI to search/find. But nothing will play in VLC, and BI can't find it. I turned my firewalls off. I added port forwarding for all of the ports. I wanted to try and update the firmware, but can't find it.

I am giving this the college try, but failing. Now I am frustrated enough to keep throwing stuff at it.

 

[wittaj]

Yep, so it sounds like proprietary.

So let's take the router out of the equation just to confirm it.

Plug the DVR into a computer ethernet port and change the computer IP address to the IP address range of the NVR and see if you can see it.