adding KKmoon 809 to existing set up

[Lyn Chapman]

Hi, I have a system running 3 DBPower ip cameras and it works beautifully, no problems at all. Now I want to install a new camera I bought to try out, it's a KKmoon 809. It works fine with its own software but can't get it into Blue Iris. The problem I'm having is that I can't find the port it's streaming on. The port sniffer Identifies the ip but only give port 23 which I have tried but it doesn't work. Any one have any ideas on how to find the missing port number and the video stream path?

 

[Lyn Chapman]

I've delved a little deeper and got this info from running wire shark whilst I had the cameras own software running. (192.168.1.86 UDP Source port: 5000 Destination port: 3618 ) can anyone offer any advice?

 

[fenderman]

I've delved a little deeper and got this info from running wire shark whilst I had the cameras own software running. (192.168.1.86 UDP Source port: 5000 Destination port: 3618 ) can anyone offer any advice?

Do you have a link to this camera?
Also see this https://www.ipcamtalk.com/showthread.php/4099-How-to-add-camera-to-BI-that-is-not-in-the-drop-down-list
Keep in mind that some cameras simply cannot provide a stream to third party vms. I would suggest returning this camera regardless.

 

[Lyn Chapman]

I think I will give it away. It works fine with it's own software so might be of use to someone
It was very cheap. It's the same model as this one http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/KKMOON-720P-1-0MP-HD-IP-Camera-P2P-WiFi-Wireless-H-264-TF-Slot-CCTV-System-O24B-/331652139070?hash=item4d3802083e:g:FCoAAOSwgNRV8lFZ

 

[Lyn Chapman]

I gave up with the KKmoon and purchased a tenvis mini319w which works very well. One of the priorities was to get a small bodies unobtrusive camera and the tenvis fits the bill nicely. I had this up and running in less than 5 mins.