IP Camera

IP Camera Input

Connect to an IP camera through its IP address (or the camera’s DNS name) to access its video as input to the DVR+O system Channels.

1. Back Arrow – Return to the Input selection screen.

2. Camera Address - Enter the RTSP address to the IP Camera or Path to a video file

   1. RTSP Syntax Examples:

      1. rtsp://[ipaddress]:[port]/path Example: rtsp://192.168.2.13:5540/ch0

      2. rtsp://[cameraname]:[port]/path Example: rtsp://Camera1:5540/ch0

      3. If your Camera requires login credentials

         1. rtsp://[username]:[password]@[ipddress]:[port]/path
            Example: rtsp://admin:openit@192.168.2.13:5540/ch0

         2. rtsp://[username]:[password]@[cameraname]:[port]/path
            Example: rtsp://admin:openit@Camera1:5540/ch0

   2. Path to a video file

      1. C:\Users\Sheila Glass\Documents\Sample-Videos\videos\Dolphins.mp4

   3. Select previously used address from the field list.

      1. This field will retain up the latest 5 IP Camera addresses previously used.

3. Framerate - Select your framerate preference [Default will used the current framerate setting of the input device or select from range [ 60 | 59.94 | 50 | 30 | 29.97 | 25 ]

4. Decoder - Options: Quicksync, CPU or Nvidia*

   • Nvidia option will only appear if the system has Nvidia Video Card.

5. Transport - Select protocol options: Default | UDP | TCP

6. Low Latency Mode - Select this checkbox to reduce latency from the camera by preventing the computer from building up buffered video.

7. Advanced - When this checkbox is selected the Parameters field will appear.

   1. Parameters field reveals the default values. If required, you can add to / adjust these parameters.

      

8. Connect - Click to connect to the selected Camera Address

9. Detected - Displays autodetection IP cameras connected on your network.

ONVIF Camera Discovery
If you have IP cameras on your network that use the ONVIF protocol, a list of each detected camera will appear.

Enter the camera username and password here and click the Connect button.

If you get this message, it maybe because your processor does not support H265 and you are trying to connect to a camera configured for H265.

As the message suggests, change the Decoder to CPU and try to connect to the IP camera again or adjust the encoder of the camera.