kmax1940

Thanks for the reply. When you say "gigabit to the camera is not needed" I dont understand that. The NVR does not have a gigabit NIC either... or maybe it does I dont know. So are you saying the only line that needs gigabit is the one to the NVR?

i dont guess there is anything you can do about the speed at the nvr. if the slowness is coming from the internal processing in the nvr... thanks for the info

Just wondered about it because if the cameras dont have gigabit nics... And the PCs on the lan dont have gigabit nics... I just wondered what benefit you would see. Yep, I have a gigabit router going to a gigabit switch with the cams connected there. Runs super slow with 16 cameras connected... And there no other lan traffic to speak of.... other than 1 person checking email and basic web surfing. thanks

Yeah trying to deliver the stream from the camera to the browser without the need for a plugin like flash activex, etc.

Got it. that link works the port was blocked by my isp. changed it and it works. now to figure out how to get this rtsp stream into a plugin free cross browser solution.

Thanks. They must have moved the url since I used it last. This works for me: http:///cgi-bin/snapshot.cgi?channel=0

Hello, well this url was working at one point but now it says "404 not found". http://192.168.1.121:9988/onvif/media_service/snapshot.jpg The firmware may have been upgraded since I saw this snapshot working but I cant be sure. Here is the current info: Software Version2.210.0001.0.R, build : 2013-05-17 WEB Version3.2.1.105704 Anyone have any info on how to pull a jpg stream from these Dahua 2100 cameras?

Hello, does anyone else embed the geo video into their own web pages? I have done it for years with no problem but I am trying it with 8.3 for the first time and running into a problem. The video will play as long as the activex control is installed. I cant get the ocxchecker to run and automatically prompt the user to install the control. Does anyone have the embed code for geo 8.3? I really would appreciate it.

Hello, ever since Java released version 6 the geovision applet will not work. The first image stays forzen. You can remove java 6 and go back to version 5 etc and it will work... We cannot always do this because our users are in corporate work places etc.... most of the cannot uninstall v6 We need Geovisions applet to work with the latest version of java. On the GV support site they say the answer is just to remove java and install microsft vm... I hope someone can help us with this because it is a real problem. There is also an issue with embeding the java applet with GV v8 and up... but I will post that later... thanks