Recent content by larryhagman

Hi. I just found this when googling for solutions. I have just moved to Linux Fedora, and really need to run iVMS-4200. I clicked the link but it looks way over my head. Never heard of docker. Is there any easier way to run ivms on fedora, ideally without a VM thanks

We set up loads of alerts/line crossing etc in acusense in the cameras/NVR. Can these be pushed to BI?

Can you control PTZ with this UI3 thing? thanks

THINK I sussed it. I did as you said, over and over, trying different things. I chose NVR, but after importing (no stream), I selected a different camera in cam dropdown, still no good but then went to PTZ and changed the default Hikvision/ABUS to DS-DF... something or other. Suddenly pan...

STOP PRESS........

Really appreciate your time and effort here, more than you know. thanks.

no, only one user (admin). Tried adding but no way to add any ONVIF type user.

What's annoying is after i say 'yeah that's my NVR, go for it', it then reverts to RTSP. I am not asking for RTSP, i have it an http address with http port (80). Yet the next screen gives me only these options under HikVision, so it's clearly insisting on rtsp. Yet, I can tell it to use RTSP...

Yes i clicked to highlight the NVR and hit ok. next screen is that next pic. Very weird. Just doing it again to see if i missed anything

Trouble is, after adding, I just get no stream saying: Cam1: No Signal RTSP: 404 not found I didn't ask for RTSP?!!

Interestingly, I tried adding again, but didn't enter ANYTHING. I just hit find/inspect. It seems to find the NVR:

I tried what you suggested. Didn't bring stream in, screenshots:

Very interesting, neat trick too. I have used VLC to get rtsp stream which I thought was super cool. :D PS I found another thread on here (via Google, SCRATCH THAT, via DuckDuckGo F*** Google :D) - What is the last version of Hikvision Storage Server I am still investigating, that version...

I don't really follow the last bit, but will try the first bit! thanks

Really appreciate your trying to help. Yes putting it in front of the NVR would probably be a solution, if it weren't for the property being huge and that not really being feasible :D. Good idea though. The wiring that went into this took weeks, and the NVR is in a big outbuilding a long way...