Working with iSpy but still no way to add new cameras onto the network.
HI
@DoctorMicro
I don't know how the Q-see app is designed, and there are a number of ways to do the logic imho - so at best I can guess what to expect. ( also I do not have the Q-see camera nor the time to do this .. )
What I would try:
1) Run a WiFi scanner.
2) Turn on WiFi camera - see what the WiFi scanner sees pops up.
3) Use a QR scanner - scan QR code on Q-see camera and see if any info is in plain text ( user / password .. perhaps port info )
4) Use info from #2 and #3 in an attempt to access the camera.
5) Perhaps there is a webserver running on the camera? ( you may need to scan for network services running on the Q-see camera )
6) Perhaps another Dahua OEM software will be helpful here...
I suspect this will take some time to figure out, hopefully someone can ( perhaps you have the time to figure this out? ) - and can fully document what it takes to get these to work.
note: iirc Q-see ran on a different port than normal their webserver on their normal IP cameras.. iirc port 85
side note, Dahua makes a version under the IMOU brand, perhaps searching under the IMOU branded camera you can find more info that can help??
example of a youtube video I found
IMOU LOOC Active Deterrence Surveillance Camera with Siren and LED Spotlight 1080P FHD Wi-Fi IP