Recent content by burky39

Good "heads up" Thanks.

Hopefully my two layers of Firewalls and a very aggressive Router will keep me safe. In 15 years, I haven't had an issue yet! [:-)} Unless someone is darn good and very malicious just for the hell of it, there isn't much to be gained at my boring camera site. :paranoid:

I'd bet the camera does have security vulnerabilities, but hopefully is secure behind multiple firewalls. Even if anyone hacks the camera, the result will likely be like watching paint dry. Not a very exciting veiw, in general.

Found a solution at last! The Panasonic camera command "http://192.168.1.31/nphControlCamera?Direction=Preset&PresetOperation=Move&Data=1" results in a response from the camera to confirm the command and that response causes a web page window to be opened up as detailed above. There seems to...

fenderman - In an effort to achieve a cross-platform solution that allowed me to position my BL-C131 Panasonic camera, I created a hotspot map for the camera's web page image, that sends the appropriate command to the camera. In the case of moving to Preset1, for instance, the hotspot map is...

Working on this issue all afternoon, it appears if I could just close the ControlCamera window I would be fine, but java cannot Close() a window not opened by the same script, and as far as I can tell there is no way to Open() a window and use the Map>Area>href code which I use to activate the...

My custom home security web site has a Panasonic BL-C131 PTZ camera that I am attempting to control panning to several preset positions. The camera feeds my web page from a HTML command of.... <img src="http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx//nphMotionJpeg?Resolution=640x480&Quality=Clarity" alt="PanCam"...

You are absolutely correct and the BI Ap on my Droid does indeed work fine. My bad, as I wasn't clear. I have my own created Home Security & Control web page with Camera images on it and would love to have PTZ controls below the main living area camera image (where perps would most likely...

YES!! I now have ptz control in the live camera view with Chrome! The "IE Tab" is amazing. Is anything similar possible using an Android phone/tablet?

OMG Gordo. What a find! That is one heck of a Chrome Extension. I can't even begin to count the number of times I have had to leave Chrome and start up IE to access a site with Active-X content, or the like. This is the best thing since sliced bread. Thanks.:goodpost:

As I was mousing around the live camera window, trying to document settings before deleting the camera, I noticed a PTZ icon button flash as I moved over it. It is the first time I have seen that happen, so investigated more and discovered that for the first time in 2 years I now have PZT...

I have previously done all that twice before but will do again just to make sure, and report the results back here.

Yes. That is correct. Here is a screen image. Note that the Admin user is also "Enabled" (lower left part of image). The User "keb" is set up identically too....

Thanks. It did (and does) as well as my login which has Admin privileges and ptz enabled. As far as I can determine every ptz "enabling" checkbox I have ever been able to find in BI has been turned on, but to no avail. :-(

I am using a Panasonic BL-C131 security camera with PTZ control on Blue Iris (BI). I have PTZ enabled in the camera>ptz/control window and everything works fine when I test using the BI "Edit Presets..." button. If I click on a specific Preset and tap "Go" the camera correctly moves there...