Monitoring GeoVison IP Bullet Cams

[snooflehammer 0]

I've just got 3 GeoVision GV-BL110D IP bullet cameras. I've attached them to my network & set IP addresses. Can view their streams through a web browser OK.

 

I want to see them all in an app that will let me selectively view, record & play back. There is an app included with the cams called DMMultiView (that's the name on the installed icon) AKA GeoVision Multi View, according to the installer.

 

When I launch this app it wants a username & password. No idea what to use there. admin/admin, admin/password, anthing else I can think of, doesn't work and there is ZERO documentsation on the CD.

 

Web searches turn up plenty of manuals but nothing about the initial logon.

 

My first venture into IP CCTV world, & I'm lost.

 

Any takers?

[ssmith10pn 0]

You need to install Geovision GV-NVR on a machine to record and view the cameras.

 

Multiview is used to view that machine and is clunky at best.

 

I think GV-NVR is free if your using Geovision IP cameras.

[pavel1883 0]

I've just got 3 GeoVision GV-BL110D IP bullet cameras. I've attached them to my network & set IP addresses. Can view their streams through a web browser OK.

 

I want to see them all in an app that will let me selectively view, record & play back. There is an app included with the cams called DMMultiView (that's the name on the installed icon) AKA GeoVision Multi View, according to the installer.

 

When I launch this app it wants a username & password. No idea what to use there. admin/admin, admin/password, anthing else I can think of, doesn't work and there is ZERO documentsation on the CD.

 

Web searches turn up plenty of manuals but nothing about the initial logon.

 

My first venture into IP CCTV world, & I'm lost.

 

Any takers?

 

Here is the link for downloading Geovision GV-NVR - it is free for geovision IP cameras. May record and display till 32 IP chennels. Videoanalitics on board.

 

ftp://romsat.ua/pub/Program%20CCTV/GeoVision%20NVR%208.5%20English/

under the link you will find SW (DVR.zip - this is both nvr and dvr sw) and Manuals in english.

[snooflehammer 0]

Thanks, guys. You've been a lot of help, unlike Geovision

[cctv_down_under 0]

How Unusual - LOL

[rory 0]

GeoVision 8.4 is both the NVR and DVR now, you can choose to install it as an NVR at the beginning of installation.

 

So just download 8.4 and you will be set.

Be warned though you will need a super computer, 8.4 is heavy.

[snooflehammer 0]

Core 17, Win7 64bit, 8GB RAM, 12TB Disk Space. Should be OK

[rory 0]

Yes that should do

 

I have links to 8.4 on my site by the way.

[snooflehammer 0]

Forgot to mention: 64GB SSD boot drive, too

 

It flies

 

Those GeoVison bullet cams have awesome night-vision!

[pavel1883 0]

Yes that should do

 

I have links to 8.4 on my site by the way.

 

ftp://romsat.ua/pub/Program%20CCTV/GeoVision%20NVR%208.5%20English/

 

this is the link to geovision NVR 8.5 version. The last one)

[SportPlumber 0]

Curious what you will think when installed and using.

 

I am using Blue Iris with a mix of IP Cams and one is a Geovision BL-320. I like the images from that camera quite a bit and I have actually had very good response from Geovision tech support. There was a bug with the auto mode for night that made the video really noisy. They sent me a new firmware build that is beta but fixed the problem.

 

Generally happy with Blue iris but it can also be a resource hog.