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I think it's set to 25.how many fps you runnin?
I think it's set to 25.how many fps you runnin?
I'm also using ffmpeg. My video parameter is -vcodec copy. Then it's probably not transcoding.Depends on how you are transcoding it.
FFMPEG?
I'm currently running a live stream using FFMPEG to confirm stability before buying another PTZ for another project.
Seems to work well:
I'm also using ffmpeg. My video parameter is -vcodec copy. Then it's probably not transcoding.
The fluency of your stream is superb!
Wich parameters are you using for video in ffmpeg?
but i needed that to stream a camera pointed at something funny to your profile.Here is mine, naturally with my password and youtube key string url removed.
ffmpeg -f lavfi -i anullsrc -rtsp_transport tcp -i rtsp://admin:supersecretpassword@172.16.5.23:554/cam/realmonitor?channel=1subtype=0 -tune zerolatency -vcodec libx264 -t 12:00:00 -pix_fmt + -c:v copy -c:a aac -strict experimental -f flv youryoutubelivestreamurlkeyhere
lolbut i needed that to stream a camera pointed at something funny to your profile.
How are you injecting the power stats into the top right corner of the video stream?I'm also using ffmpeg. My video parameter is -vcodec copy. Then it's probably not transcoding.
The fluency of your stream is superb!
Wich parameters are you using for video in ffmpeg?
For that I'm using cURL like this:How are you injecting the power stats into the top right corner of the video stream?
You're not the only one @hmjgriffon is also after that 1080p substream. I've brought it up with @EMPIRETECANDY, still waiting to hear back.I still feel a bit ripped off, that the third substream does not support 1080p. (like they suggest in the specifications)
Great! I'm curious if they can add it in the future.You're not the only one @hmjgriffon is also after that 1080p substream. I've brought it up with @EMPIRETECANDY, still waiting to hear back.
I hope so, it exists on my dahua PTZ, and they list it for the turrets, lol.Great! I'm curious if they can add it in the future.
uhhh what? why do you want to remove the mounting base?Anybody know how to get the mounting base off if the HFW5231E-Z? It's not as simple as just unscrewing it and passing the wires through because the network connector is too fat to fit through the holes in the base. How do you open up the case? I can't even figure that one out.
I don't think there is any easy way to take it apart, but perhaps Andy can't point you in the right direction. I was gonna try to take mine apart when it fried but it did not look like it would be easy.I don't think why has much to do with how, but to answer the question the camera is destined for a stealth installation, buried on a hillside, and I want to place it in a 4" PVC pipe for protection. The camera body fits fine in the pipe, the mounting base doesn't.
After spending more time looking, I'm going to agree with you on this. With all the pictures posted of disassembled turrets and Chinese market bullets, I expected some easy way to open this one up. With the plastic top and bottom removed, it looks like a one-piece solid metal ingot. I use some Chinese market bullets, and they're ok, but in comparison the 5231E-Z is "built like a tank". I disassembled more of the mounting base and I'm pretty confident now that opening up the camera would not help with getting it off. Only 2 ways to get the mounting base off: (1) Cut off the rj45 connector, or (2) Cut a couple parts of the mounting base, destroying it. So I'm back to the drawing board. I had hoped to first bury the PVC pipe then pop the camera into it. Looks now like I'll have assemble the camera with its protection, then bury the whole thing as a single unit.I don't think there is any easy way to take it apart....
Use 6" pvc sewer pipe with a 6-4" reducer to put the camera in with the base, then put a 4" section on it for the lens end.After spending more time looking, I'm going to agree with you on this. With all the pictures posted of disassembled turrets and Chinese market bullets, I expected some easy way to open this one up. With the plastic top and bottom removed, it looks like a one-piece solid metal ingot. I use some Chinese market bullets, and they're ok, but in comparison the 5231E-Z is "built like a tank". I disassembled more of the mounting base and I'm pretty confident now that opening up the camera would not help with getting it off. Only 2 ways to get the mounting base off: (1) Cut off the rj45 connector, or (2) Cut a couple parts of the mounting base, destroying it. So I'm back to the drawing board. I had hoped to first bury the PVC pipe then pop the camera into it. Looks now like I'll have assemble the camera with its protection, then bury the whole thing as a single unit.
That's probably as good a solution as any. I'll lose the ability to insert and remove the camera from the front of the pipe, which is looking inevitable to me. It won't be buried deep, so that's not a deal killer.Use 6" pvc sewer pipe with a 6-4" reducer to put the camera in with the base, then put a 4" section on it for the lens end.
Only if you use solvent/glue to seal the reduced to the pipe.....I'll lose the ability to insert and remove the camera from the front of the pipe
I wouldn't use shit, have you ever fitted two pieces of pvc together, they are typically tight as fuck lol you'll push it on there and it'll be good to go, you'll probably still have a bitch of a time trying to twist it around to pull it back off. if you're gonna do the reducer you may wanna bolt some handles or something to the sides so you have something to grab onto to wrestle it back off.That's probably as good a solution as any. I'll lose the ability to insert and remove the camera from the front of the pipe, which is looking inevitable to me. It won't be buried deep, so that's not a deal killer.