Recent content by pigmax

I downloaded fling on my phone. The only ports the DVR is showing is port 80 and port 23. I emailed blue Iris to see if they had any suggestions. It appears I need to find a camera that has the same URL format as what I have. The problem with Blue Iris is they hide all that stuff and just...

Attached is the screenshop of the configuration page. I haven't had any luck trying different configurations with all sorts of cameras from the list. I did download IPCAMVIEW on my phone and scanned my dvr. It listed some cameras (ASC K9104, Celius IP18W, Celius IP61W, Tenvis Mini IP Camera...

Thanks for helping me fenderman. I still can't get this working. Here is the exact path that works in iSpy "http://Admin@192.168.1.114:80/cgi-bin/view.cgi?chn=1&u=Admin&p=" in the "Network IP camera configuration" dialog box of Blue Iris here is what I have set. "IP or host name" =...

I have a DVR that is a cheap chinese unit with no "Brand" name. I can access the outputs of the H264 video stream by using the following URL "http://Admin@192.168.1.114:80/cgi-bin/snapshot.cgi?chn=0&u=Admin&p=" I can also get a MPEG output with this URL "http://Admin@192.168.1.114:80/mjpeg" I...

I am going to have to use some wireless cameras because it is impossible to run a ethernet cable to some of the camera locations unless I want to start ripping out sheet rock. I have video cable running to these locations already that has power in the cable that powered the wired cameras. It...

I downloaded the ipcamviewer software and scanned to find the DVR. It did not find a match for my DVR. After reading your last post and doing research on IP cameras I have decided to just buy new cameras and skip the encoder. My biggest reason for hesitating was not having power for the IP...

The DVR does not have a model on it. It was a JPEG2000 that was sold under different names by different manufactures. Here is a link to what the DVR looks like http://www.cctvcamerapros.com/DVR-Remote-Surveillance-s/95.htm I tired to connect to the DVR with Blue Iris and it wouldn't...

My DVR is a JPEG2000. I don't think it has the capability to output the cameras so Blue Iris can see them. You can view the cameras over the internet with some proprietary software. The encoder option is a good option, because it gets rid of finding a DVR card compatible with Windows 8 64...

Thanks for getting back to me so quick fenderman. I talked to Blue Cherry today. The only card they have that works with Windows 8.1 64 bit is out of stock. The trick is to find a card that will work with Windows 8 and 64 bit and Blue Iris. My home already has 6 cameras hardwired and I...

I am looking a building a video system. I have a Windows 8.1 64 bit system that I want to use. I need to find an 8 port, DVR card that will work with Blue Iris and a 64 bit Windows 8.1 box. I contacted Blue Cherry, but they are out of stock on their cards that will work. Does anyone know...