IP Camera Surveillance TCP-IP

[edupezz]

Hello,

I have a "Security Super Mini 720P HD Hidden Micro IP Camera Pinhole Camera 1.0 Megapixel" http://www.ebay.com/itm/Security-Super-Mini-720P-HD-Hidden-Micro-IP-Camera-Pinhole-Camera-1-0-Megapixel-/291572900699?hash=item43e319635b:g:FQYAAOSw9r1WBEHL

and i need to get image into labview by tcp-ip commands.

I know this camera have a login.

Anyone know the commands to comunicate with this IP cameras?

Thanks

[Rolf Kalbermatter]

On 17-8-2016 at 10:12 AM, edupezz said:

Hello,

I have a "Security Super Mini 720P HD Hidden Micro IP Camera Pinhole Camera 1.0 Megapixel" http://www.ebay.com/itm/Security-Super-Mini-720P-HD-Hidden-Micro-IP-Camera-Pinhole-Camera-1-0-Megapixel-/291572900699?hash=item43e319635b:g:FQYAAOSw9r1WBEHL

and i need to get image into labview by tcp-ip commands.

I know this camera have a login.

Anyone know the commands to comunicate with this IP cameras?

Thanks

The page you link to is not very detailed. But it says under Network Protocol: TCP/IP, HTTP, DHCP, DNS

You can forget the last two, they do not mean anything for the actual accessibility, but HTTP means most likely that you can access a periodically refreshed still image (JPEG format) from it if you can figure out the right URL path. TCP/IP with H.264 hints most likely at support live streaming with the right driver. You will need to look for an IP Camera Driver for your OS that supports the H.264 compression. Alternatively you can most likely install something like https://ip-webcam.appspot.com/ to access at least the JPEG interface on your camera. This driver translates the JPEG images into a DirectX interface that you can then interface to with the IMAQdx driver software from NI to get the images into LabVIEW IMAQ.

[hooovahh]

So I haven't looked into it completely, but it would probably be possible to install VLC, which has an ActiveX control.  So you maybe able to insert that on the front panel of a VI, then tell VLC to open a stream.

[hatef]

Hi all,  this is my first massage in this site, but I start to continue in this site 
but the answer  : as I know labview just allow you to connect with ip camera if they support Gige protocol or their brand is axeis in otherwise you need to use some trick to connect and labview will not be let you connect them normally 

Edited January 20, 2018 by hatef