Panoramic light bulb camera - view from PC or Blue Iris?
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It appears to be the very-well-known XMeye firmware, so most likely a HiSilicon Hi3516 or Hi3518 platform.
Search the web for Hi3516 root password and you'll find lots of different values to try.
Also review the TOP-201 thread here, as it's the same camera/processor.
Search the web for Hi3516 root password and you'll find lots of different values to try.
Also review the TOP-201 thread here, as it's the same camera/processor.
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Ian Robert
n3wb
Thanks all for help. I got it working on VMS app and then on Blue Iris demo version. The password that I was looking for turnout to be the password that set on ICsee app for each camera and the username was admin nor the username I created in the app. for me too RTSP stream URL: /h264/ch1/main/av_stream worked. My bubs are branded as UGI 360 960P
I need a clarification. Can these camera's be taken off ICsee app and the servers in China and if so how to prevent the software inside communicating to china servers?
I believe one purpose of using Blue Iris is to do away with China hosted servers
I need a clarification. Can these camera's be taken off ICsee app and the servers in China and if so how to prevent the software inside communicating to china servers?
I believe one purpose of using Blue Iris is to do away with China hosted servers
Ian Robert
n3wb
Would you mind providing some hints to configure Iviedeon for these 360 cameras? I installed the server app, created home user account but it is not working for me. Is this app support multiple cams in the home free version? Does the web access come free too? I checked the pricing model I could not figure out the restrictions for the free home version except it does not allow recording or history?
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I have got seemingly the same bulb cameras aswell, model FV3608 (Link1, Link2). It can be found as V380s aswell.
I have figured that, besides the app, there is also a windows program which can be downloaded at V380软件下载.
What's different with my camera is that it has no website and isn't found by Onvif Device Manager.
Based on
andhttp://www.iprogrammable.com/2017/11/10/how-to-use-wireshark-to-get-ip-camera-rtsp-url/
I tried to get a streaming address using Wireshark when running the windows program that streams the camera image, but couldn't find the url (or maybe I'm just a Wireshark noob ).
Wireshark shows communication using the following open ports when I view the camera stream via the desktop app:
tcp 21
tcp 80
icmp 137
tcp 139
tcp 445
tcp 4899
tcp 5040
tcp 5050
tcp 5051
tcp 8080
tcp 8800
icmp 61271
I tried to all these ports
with firefox to find a website,
with vlc (rtsp://admin@[IP]:[PORT]/live/ch00_1; rtsp://admin@[IP]:[PORT]/live/ch00_1.h264; and others)
and with onvif device manager (http://[IP]:[PORT]/onvif/device_service , interestingly with ports 5040, 7050 and 8800 the error message says "connection closed" instead of "no endpoint found"). Never successful.
In other threads for similar cameras I read that they had to install an firmware upgrade to enable rtsp stream on port 554, as it was disabled by default. This seems to be the case, but I'm quite certain that the seller won't help me with this at all.
Github Search "v380" shows some projects related to the v380 cams, so maybe this could be useful?
Now, do you have an idea how to proceed?
Maybe somebody knows where to get these firmware updates from?
related links:
Oltec IPC VR-362 Panoramic Camera V380S
Camera from China X8900-MH36
Google Translate
Guudgo GD-SC03 camera
Fentac V380 Connection
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BakaNeko59
n3wb
Working upgrade files for my V380 came from
From a post at:
V380 stream url
I've attached them. They enabled RTSP and Onvif for my camera.
From a post at:
V380 stream url
I've attached them. They enabled RTSP and Onvif for my camera.
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really cool, thank you!
itm
Getting the hang of it
Just checking back in on this thread to see whether the light bulb cameras have survived? Mine stopped working after a year or so and I haven't yet replaced it. I'd be interested to hear if anyone has had any better luck, as mine was great when it was working(!)