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reinstall geovision drivers

have a look at ispy http://www.ispyconnect.com/

go to program files, DMMultiView, DMPos you can select which monitor you want

I have had the same problem with this camera. i used geovisions gv ip devise utility to reboot the camera or to change the ip.

try rtsp://196.167.0.1:8554/live001 replacing the ip address with the ip address of your gv system

or this http://www.ispyconnect.com/userguide-alpr.aspx

yes if you have no cameras connected and the software is showing video loss some geovision version 6x will keep on re-rebooting. You have to disable cameras in general settings, camera install

Have you checked the i/o cards address, the older version default address is 1 and the newer version cards the default address is 4. Check card address matches with multicam address in general settings systems configure i/o device

clone card majic radar v2.4 or ankeeper v2.49

If this card works with blueiris with bt878 try dropping the frame rate down on each channel this should stop it from crashing

Indoor snap shot of Sunkwang, Vivotek and Geovision 1.3 Megapixel Cameras all cameras are set at factory default

vivotek ip7160 2mp cmos sensor camera with 6mm lense

try polyon by bahlinc its quite fast and you can view up to 128 cameras

the pc running the centre software knows the sending pc is there it connects then drops straight out after 5 secs. the two computers can ping each other. No pics are ever sent. the sending pc is conected to the internet via a shared internet conection on an industrial estate . Could it be a firewall / port open problem. they know each pc is there but won't allow it to sent any data.

No the geovision card is going into a different computer. ill get a serial cable and give it a try thanks for the replys very helpful