Hi,
As the thread says I'm looking fro help wih a Birdbox Camera. I purchased one of these "WiFi Bird Box Camera" and set it up.
On the local network the "clunky" CMS5 software works, sees the camera and records footage.
Also I have configured the camera to record internally using an installed microSD card.
Externally I have installed the iCSee Pro software on my Android phone and I can view the camera.
The problem is I wish to have the live view on a PC in a care home. The CMS5 software for reasons I currently don't understand won't run and I'd rather not use it anyway as automating it to open with a live view seems complicated if not impossible. So I was hoping to use something more controllable like VLC player which will work from a command line. The additional complication is that the site the camera is setup up at is on a mobile phone network router which I have so far been unable to configure port forwarding on! The mobile network appears to have two IP addresses which is also complicating things, one is a 10.169. address the other an 82.132. address.
When the camera was on a standard telephone broadband router I had the VLC player working so I know the settings are correct.
My thought process at the moment would be somehow to utilise the "cloud" system that appears to be in use with the iCSee Pro software but my knowledge of how to do this is a big fat zero! So any help with this would be gratefully received.
Regards,
Nigel.
As the thread says I'm looking fro help wih a Birdbox Camera. I purchased one of these "WiFi Bird Box Camera" and set it up.
On the local network the "clunky" CMS5 software works, sees the camera and records footage.
Also I have configured the camera to record internally using an installed microSD card.
Externally I have installed the iCSee Pro software on my Android phone and I can view the camera.
The problem is I wish to have the live view on a PC in a care home. The CMS5 software for reasons I currently don't understand won't run and I'd rather not use it anyway as automating it to open with a live view seems complicated if not impossible. So I was hoping to use something more controllable like VLC player which will work from a command line. The additional complication is that the site the camera is setup up at is on a mobile phone network router which I have so far been unable to configure port forwarding on! The mobile network appears to have two IP addresses which is also complicating things, one is a 10.169. address the other an 82.132. address.
When the camera was on a standard telephone broadband router I had the VLC player working so I know the settings are correct.
My thought process at the moment would be somehow to utilise the "cloud" system that appears to be in use with the iCSee Pro software but my knowledge of how to do this is a big fat zero! So any help with this would be gratefully received.
Regards,
Nigel.