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cool, so now try the same details in AITool as it'll be using a similar process to Curl (making a web request rather than navigating to the url via a browser)

Yes, I've just tried and see the same error. Special characters are a pain in URLs. I'd suggest choosing more simple but longer length and ticking the LAN only box on the user account.

The only way I can recreate this is to give an incorrect username or pass. Personally at this point I would create a new BI user with something as simple as user=a pass=a to rule it out.

As far as I know that shouldn't make a difference as you're connecting internally in the same way as you do if you were to view the webui from your pc. Again, seeing the username/password popup means that everything is communicating properly so it's possibly just a missing checkbox somewhere in...

You should just be able to extract the zip to a folder, then in the bin folder there's a curl.exe. open a command prompt in that dir and run curl.exe "http://192.168.1.201:81/admin?trigger&camera=cam1&user=user&pw=pass"

Seeing the popup must mean that you're speaking to BlueIris so the ip/port are fine. It must be something do with the way that chrome is iteracting with the webserver. yeah I just edited to post to put it in code quotes :) I've just tried mine using Curl (curl for Windows) from the command...

Just another thought, have you tried http://user:pass@host:port/admin?trigger&camera=FrontDoor

Nope, they're two separate things. 1) Your screenshot above is the port that Deepstack makes itself available on. This is where AITool sends the image for processing. 2) The BlueIris port is the one that BI uses to make itself available for WebUI and admin commands. This is where AITool sends...

My bad, I should have said the deepstack url in AITools settings

I have two NICs because I keep cameras on their own network, with no internet access. I'm running Windows 10 pro, no VM for BlueIris but DeepStack lives in Docker.I've mapped the docker container to port 83 as other stuff live on 81/82. I've given my settings below so hopefully you can spot...

I had issues with localhost due to having multiple network cards in my BI machine. It works for the deepstack setting but not triggering the camera. Edit: just checked and I actually have 127.0.0.1 in the deepstack setting

Meanwhile, back in April :D Seriously though GentlePumpkin should add this to the installation guide for others to see.

I've been playing with this and have identified what looks like a bug in the masking implementation. I think occurrs when I create multiple mask areas in close proximity to one another and Deepstack detects an object across the two masks. When sending a series of test images from BlueIris...

Have you tried manualy setting it to your night mode then using the curl request to change it to day? What happens? What command are you using? Mine is: rem ### Hikvision Back Garden Camera ### rem ### Set camera to night mode curl -T back_garden_cam_night.xml...

I have a Google monitored search set up for my name so I get an occasional email when someone with the same name does something noteworthy. I can't remember why I set it up but it's probably because I found out that it exists and wanted to have a go.

Does this camera also not have a "crop factor" given that it's not full frame? I recall on my Canon 450d you had to account for a 1.6x zoom when comparing focal length to a 35mm equivalent.

Can you use %20 ?

I previously mounted one of mine to a uPVC soffit with standard screws and some Gorilla double sided tape. When I moved it after 2 years the tape was still holding well enough that I had to twist the camera base to release it. It was up above the 1st floor window (2nd floor US) so no worries...

Recording audio on CCTV is generally not legal in the UK - that said mine record but with the sensitivity turned down so they wouldn't pick up a conversation on the street.

If you have the option then I'd say better to hide it than not. I've been meaning to set up a permanent secondary recording solution as my PC/server just sits on the floor next to my sub and TV cabinet. In the meantime my setup automatically fires alerts for motion on my property to a gmail...

I have a couple of the "indoor" version. I say "indoor" because it's still suitable for use outdoors in an enclosure but it's not useful in my particular case as it's installed facing upwards rather than being aimed outwards. Therefore most of the light is directed upwards unlike a regular globe...

For an IP camera, it's just a camera attached + video server which then connects to a network so any authorised device can connect to it and view/record the stream. It's the same as how you could have BI recording the cameras but then also view them on TinyCam or other mobile app. It would be...

If you can get power to the yard you could install standard security floodlights or external infrared illuminators to avoid images being washed out. Standard lights are better as they'll help you get colour images. If you do go with something like the Dahua 5231 starlights or equivalent, you...

I'll preface this by saying that I'm fortunate enough to live in an area where the most use my setup will probably ever get is when one of us is working away from home and wants to be present at meal times etc. without the having a video call to distract our son - we found that video calls...

If you have BI set to create a new file every 1 hour then the file size will vary based on the bitrate of the camera. If there is a lot of movement in that 1 hour then the file will be larger. If you also have a max file set to 4GB and your file for a given hour is slightly larger than this then...

Yes I've noticed this too. IIRC it occurs with the xx.640.xx firmware but not the xx.622.xx firmware. I know the latest GoPro records at up to 78Mb/s and my dashcam goes past 25Mb/s so it's not unimaginable that a security camera could record at 40Mb/s. I think the difference may be that without...

I'd like to see some photos of your build in comparison to Dasstrum's :wave:

Give this a try http://<ip_address>/cgi-bin/devVideoInput.cgi?action=getFocusStatus It should ask for a username and password before giving you something like this: status.Focus=0.918015 status.FocusMotorSteps=2720 status.LenAdjustStatus=0 status.Status=Normal status.Zoom=0.721933...

Glad I could help :)

For a baby monitor I started with a Foscam C1 720p before changing to an Annke 1080p cube camera onto which I installed Hikvision firmware. They both have two way audio but the Foscam is great as an ad-hoc a baby monitor when we're away from home. It's most useful when our son falls asleep in...