August 12, 2013
I have an odd one that seems to have just started.
The IP camera assigned to CH2 on my new 16 CH NVR is not being displayed. However, if I double click and go full screen on that CH, the image is presented in clarity. Once I close the full screen and go back to 16 view the CH 2 view is black. If I choose 1-4CH view, the camera appears no problem. Its odd, the CH2 is just blank on the 16 CH view only.
Any ideas or suggestions?
Thanks
August 12, 2013
NEVER FAILS!!
Start the thread and figure it out...
After looking again, I see a difference....
Not sure why it would have worked once and then not now but the manufacturer on CH 2 was set to PRIVATE.
Once I went to Onvif, changed the HTTP port number and she came to life.
Oh well, now there's an answer for the next guy with that issue LOL
Thanks anyway!!
August 12, 2013
TRYING AGAIN:
So, I should change them all back to private?
Would you have a screen shot of the config if so…?
This way, I know I have all the settings correct…
Or, if you could tell me the variables I should be using under the NVR config for each cam.
August 12, 2013
I think there is some confusion...
What I seek are the onvif vs private settings???
YOu stated earlier that I should have the cameras on PRIVATE not ONVIF.
Not so much in the detect but the actual setup for each channel...
Make sense??
These are the settings I was looking for.
the NVR will grab these cameras and set them to private normally. I usually do not have to tell the NVR to set cam to private except when it does not detect it.
We carry two other IP camera lines the TP and LX. Those cameras have to be set in NVR to onvif. I hope that clears it up for you. As for the bit rate, frame rate that holds the same regardless of camera. That is still dictated per the type of NVR you have.
August 12, 2013
Clear as mud...sorry
You see, I have all of my cameras manually set to ONVIF.
This is based on the original issue of this thread.
Please, if you can provide the settings that should be under config for PRIVATE.
Not looking for DETECT settings, the actual config for the camera once added to the NVR.
Not trying to make this hard I assure you, just asking for the same thing each time.
Was trying to save time by not calling in but that may be the only way to get what I need?
Thanks,
Shawn
The "private" Is a protocol there are no settings persay other than just picking protocol. If you are reffering to frame rate and bit rate again that depends on the NVR you have.
on this NVR= NVR-ELC-16 the only spec you need to worry about is bit rate. All cams should be set to 4096 bit rate in encode options. THe FPS can be maxed out as this NVR has the power to handle it.
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