TinyCam Webserver Resolution not work

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I guys

I have two Problems with my tinycam webserver function.
One of this are really strange and i tried much solutions, but nothing helped...

I load the video in my html file with <img src=" ">.
The quality is terrible.
I use css to set the image size to 800px. The quality is soo much terrible....
So i search in the link and found the problem:
THE VIDEO SIZE is set to 320x180px...
If i change with css the size it will be render high, but the intrinsic size is 320px

How can i set the original size????
Thank you a lot!
 

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Does anybody have the same problem? if i set tresolution in url, it will don't change anything. always same video size
 

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Camera make and model?
In camera webGUI, what is mainsteam resolution setting?
If available, what is sub stream resolution setting?
Do either or both of the above show up correctly when streamed from the cam directly to VLC?
 

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Camera make and model?
In camera webGUI, what is mainsteam resolution setting?
If available, what is sub stream resolution setting?
Do either or both of the above show up correctly when streamed from the cam directly to VLC?
if i stream via vlc the resolution is great!
where can i set up mainstream resolution?
Camera model Sricam 012
 

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if i stream via vlc the resolution is great!
where can i set up mainstream resolution?
Camera model Sricam 012
That is a 1.0 MP camera so the main stream resolution at best is only 720p.
You log into the cam's embedded webGUI using a browser, most often IE11.
You then go to something like "setup" or a picture/icon of a gear.
Then look for "video" settings.

If the camera has been reset to defaults, it likely already has the best main stream resolution it can provide configured.
 
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That is a 1.0 MP camera so the main stream resolution at best is only 720p.
You log into the cam's embedded webGUI using a browser, most often IE11.
You then go to something like "setup" or a picture/icon of a gear.
Then look for "video" settings.

If the camera has been reset to defaults, it likely already has the best main stream resolution it can provide configured.
Sounds good, but here is the problem.
I can't connect to a webgui...
the camera ip is: 10.0.0.145
What is the url for the webgui?
 

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Sounds good, but here is the problem.
I can't connect to a webgui...
the camera ip is: 10.0.0.145
What is the url for the webgui?
It should be at that IP...

Perhaps the HTTP port is not the default 80, which is what is specified by default when it's not at the end of the URL
You could run Fing on the same LAN on smartphone or PC and perform a network scan and then a port scan to see what the HTTP port is.
 
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i test it with motioneye. very good quality. so the reason need to be inside tinycam...
 

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It should be at that IP...

Perhaps the HTTP port is not the default 80, which is what is specified by default when it's not at the end of the URL
You could run Fing on the same LAN on smartphone or PC and perform a network scan and then a port scan to see what the HTTP port is.
Wow.. Fing is really cool!!!!!
there are two open ports:
554 rtsp
and 5000 upnp
nobody shows any webgui
 

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I can't believe it!!!
I fix the problem.
For everyone how has the same problem, here is my solution:
1. add Camera by network searching. So it forund my camera and set up it with default parameters. (I have a sricam sp011 and the app use sp012)
2. go to camera info and show the video url. (Here was the problem, i setup the channel 1, but it always use onvif2)
3. add a new camera and choose custom http url
4. copy here the video url, which how got at part 2.
5. change the onvif2 to onvif1
6. copy the other parameter from the default camer (part 1) and save it in the new camera.

Thats it.
Now you can use onvif1

I have another question for the camera-stream experts....
maybe i think my videostream not runs smoth. it jerk a little bit. Can i fix it with the fps and the compression???
whats better for a good streaming? low fps or high fps. In my iframe embed i use fps=0&compression=0
 

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I'd start low with the frame rate to improve the "jerkiness" and raise if OK but 15FPS should be the max, make iFrame (Frame Interval) equal to frame rate.

So start with FPS = 10, iFrame =10; if settable I'd try bit rate type = CBR at bit rate = 4096.

If settable, Encode mode = H.264, Smart Codec = OFF/Disabled
 

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I'd start low with the frame rate to improve the "jerkiness" and raise if OK but 15FPS should be the max, make iFrame (Frame Interval) equal to frame rate.

So start with FPS = 10, iFrame =10; if settable I'd try bit rate type = CBR at bit rate = 4096.

If settable, Encode mode = H.264, Smart Codec = OFF/Disabled
can i set the iframe in the embed too????
 

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i know tha api site.
There isn'T a ifrmae rate. that's the reason why i ask :)
okay. thank you a lot!!!!
 
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