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Trendnet TV-IP310PI and Motion Detection
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You need to use the blue iris find/inspect option so it pulls the onvif profile.
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Thank you very much. That worked perfectly. Is that something that has to be done for every camera to work in this manner, or just these specific cameras?
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Every onvif camera, using the find inspect button will pull the onvif profile. The trendnet is a rebranded hikvision 2032. This is the release note.
- The audio "back channel" is now supported for ONVIF/RTSP cameras which offer this functionality. This means that it's now possible to speak/send audio to these cameras using the Mic icon and client apps without further camera-specific custom support. You will find a new checkbox on the Network IP camera configuration window from the Video tab in camera properties. Only PCM-U law format is currently implemented for this however.
- When the Mic icon is held down, live audio is muted in order to prevent feedback and to better facilitate 2-way communication.
- For cameras which support internal motion detection and event "pull point subscription" using ONVIF calls, this may now be used to trigger Blue Iris. After using the Find/Inspect button to get the Events interface and Pull Point capability, set the "trigger using camera's digital input or motion" checkbox on the Motion/Trigger tab.
- The right-click PTZ/control > DIO menu may now be used for cameras that support ONVIF and whose digital outputs or relays and have been setup via the Find/Inspect button. The menu will enumerate each output by token name and mode, either "bistable" (toggle) or "monostable" (auto-reset).