5.7.5 - April 20, 2023 - Onvif updates

biggen said:
Buggy Dahua firmware. Shocker! :rolleyes: Thanks for that great bit of detective work @Tinman. You may want to ship that info over to Ken.

I guess I'll just leave ONVIF authentication off. Don't really need it activated and I don't want to have to change the DST dates all the time. Having it set as the week is a hell of a lot simpler.
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no problem, I am curious if this goes away after the real time change ?? Time will tell :lol: I did inform Ken as well.
 
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biggen said:
Anyone else have the "Events Subscription 8000ffff" errors pop back up again the in the BI log?
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I started seeing this too. I checked that the time on all cameras is correct - The cameras sync their time using the NTP server on my Windows Server 2022 VM that runs Blue Iris, so they've always got exactly the same time. I also checked that the DST settings on the cameras are set correctly for my location (2nd Sunday in March to 1st Sunday in November in the USA):
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Maybe a bug with DST like other comments have said.
 
I disabled ONVIF authentication (in Network -> Access Platform for my cameras) so I could access the camera via ONVIF Device Manager and set the time there.

Now I can't work out what's going on. As I write this, it's 11:54 AM here. Enabling the "Automatically adjust for daylight saving time changes" option in ONVIF Device Manager shows a time that's an hour in the future:
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However, deselecting this option shows a time that's an hour in the past:
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wut. Why is the time changing by TWO hours when I change that option?

I also want to figure out if I can make Blue Iris send alerts if this happens again.
 
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Daniel15 said:
I disabled ONVIF authentication (in Network -> Access Platform for my cameras) so I could access the camera via ONVIF Device Manager and set the time there.

Now I can't work out what's going on. As I write this, it's 11:54 AM here. Enabling the "Automatically adjust for daylight saving time changes" option in ONVIF Device Manager shows a time that's an hour in the future:
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However, deselecting this option shows a time that's an hour in the past:
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wut. Why is the time changing by TWO hours when I change that option?

I also want to figure out if I can make Blue Iris send alerts if this happens again.
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This has already been covered.... probably will all go away in a few days. Meanwhile, just use the date setting and not week. It works fine then. OR disable onvif authentication in cam.

5.7.5 - April 20, 2023 - Onvif updates

But unchecking "Get ONVIF trigger events" now means the camera isn't doing the motion detecting and sending to BI - that is ok if that isn't how you have it set up, but what about those that use the camera on-board AI to do the triggering? Also, you can't use the find/inspect feature! I use...
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Mine was working fine (per my posts above) but apparently stopped. After reading another thread re same, noticed this morning that PTZ control in BI for my SD4A425DB-HNY wasn't working. Looking into that saw that I also started to get the Events: subscription 8000ffff error as of 10:04 pm last night. Disabled ONVIF authentication, the error stops as expected, and PTZ works again.
 
Shouldn't be necessary but, yeah, I'm tired of the back and forth with it too. You fix it for one thing related to ONVIF, it comes back again with the next. No way into mine other than VPN. If they get that far, accessing that cam is the least of my worries.
 
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