Axis P7216 and Blue Iris?
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I am on the opposite ends, familiar with Axis 7216 but new to Blue iris.
Try to pull the rtsp stream from the P7216 if Blue iris pull rtsp streams.
rtsp://<camera ip>/axis-media/media.amp?camera=<n>
where n is the port/channel number.
P7216 has 4 IP addresses. Each IP addresses has 4 ports/channel for 4 analog cameras.
If you are interested in further discussion, please contact me via Skype @ Cheng.Xin.SG
Try to pull the rtsp stream from the P7216 if Blue iris pull rtsp streams.
rtsp://<camera ip>/axis-media/media.amp?camera=<n>
where n is the port/channel number.
P7216 has 4 IP addresses. Each IP addresses has 4 ports/channel for 4 analog cameras.
If you are interested in further discussion, please contact me via Skype @ Cheng.Xin.SG
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Why? the forum is meant for open discussion, so that others can learn from results..I would be suspicious of anyone asking for a skype session in a first reply...
Blue Iris can easily take the RTSP feeds. When you are setting up a new camera, you can select an RTSP feed in the address box to the left of the space where the URL goes. Then put the URL in the box. Then, select Axis as the camera type and add the user/password and click find/inspect and it will set up pretty much automatically.
My Axis 7216 has 2 IP addresses set up and I can see 8 of 16 cameras. I scan my network and there are just those 2 IPs - no others for any axis device. My question is how to add 2 more IPs so I can see the other 8 cameras I have connected. Do you have to use the Axis IP Utility for this? Thanks, and let's discuss here for benefit of others.
My Axis 7216 has 2 IP addresses set up and I can see 8 of 16 cameras. I scan my network and there are just those 2 IPs - no others for any axis device. My question is how to add 2 more IPs so I can see the other 8 cameras I have connected. Do you have to use the Axis IP Utility for this? Thanks, and let's discuss here for benefit of others.
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P7216 is a 4 in 1 devices, meaning 4 encoders with 4 processors embedded into 1 board.
Possible faults.
- The internal 5 port switch is faulty.
- firmware for 2 of encoders is corrupted.
Sorry I don't monitor this forum closely, so for user that want a detaied and fast answer, I leave a skype id.
Possible faults.
- The internal 5 port switch is faulty.
- firmware for 2 of encoders is corrupted.
Sorry I don't monitor this forum closely, so for user that want a detaied and fast answer, I leave a skype id.
I actually found the answer today. I ran the axis IP utility and it let me set up the 2 additional IP addresses and their feeds came right up.
Moral of story is that to set up an Axis 7216 you have to download the Axis IP configuration tool. It finds the hardware instantly and setup is very easy.
Tomorrow, I will see if I can connect the feeds into Blue Iris - pretty confident I can do it and I will share the results/setup.
Moral of story is that to set up an Axis 7216 you have to download the Axis IP configuration tool. It finds the hardware instantly and setup is very easy.
Tomorrow, I will see if I can connect the feeds into Blue Iris - pretty confident I can do it and I will share the results/setup.
So am happy to say that I was easily able to setup the P7216 feeds in Blue Iris using the RTSP format shown in the earlier post. Just hit + to add a camera, name it, and in configuration select RTSP and enter that URL with the correct IP and camera number, then click find and OK and it come right up. Really simple and nice. I can post some screen shots if needed. Thanks for the help.