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Cisco

2019-10-01T21:24:14Z

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== WVC80N ==

*MPEG-4
**Source Type: ffmpeg
**Source Path: http://##.##.##.##/img/video.asf OR http://User:Pass@##.##.##.##/img/video.asf

*MJPEG
**Remote Protocol: HTTP
**Remote Method: Simple
**Remote Host Name: ip.address (or User:pass@ip.address if you configured the cam to only allow authenticated viewing)
**Remote Host Port: 80 (or whatever port you are forwarding if remote)
**Remote Host Path: /img/video.mjpeg OR /img/mjpeg.cgi

== WVC210 ==

*MJPEG
**Source Type: Remote
**Remote Protocol: HTTP
**Remote Method: Simple
**Remote Host Name: User:pass@ip.address (I used admin acc)
**Remote Host Port: 80 (defined at cam web interface)
**Remote Host Path: /img/video.mjpeg

== CIVS-IPC-2611 / 2621V (zm 1.32.3 release fix)==
*Single H.264 Stream
**Source Type: Libvlc
**Source Path: rtsp://admin:your_password@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/img/h264media.sav (I used admin acct)
**Method: UDP
**Options: --rtp-client-port=5000
**Target Colorspace: 24 bit color

== CIVS-IPC-2630V ==
*Tested with ffmpeg, firmware V4.4.2-2
*Source Path: rtsp://user:password@x.x.x.x/img/h264media.sav
*Camera --> remember to set resolution to camera resolution and I had to play with the framerate (10) and quality (high)

== CIVS-IPC-2916 / 2930 / 2935 ==
*'''JPG Method'''
**Source Type: cURL (HTTP(s))
**Source: http://x.x.x.x/jpeg?id=2
**Username/Password: admin/password (your selected password)
**Width/Height: 704x576 (depends on your camera model)
'''Notes''': This method yields a very clean image but only 1-2 FPSs, since it is pulling JPGs from the camera and displaying them as "video".

*'''Stream Method'''
**Source Type: FFMPEG
**Source: rtsp://x.x.x.x/img/stream1
**Remote Method: UDP (can´t get it to work on TCP)
**Options: ''leave empty''
**Target Colorspace: 24 Bit Color
**Width/Height: 704x576 (depends on your camera model)
**Deinterlacing: Disabled

*'''Camera Settings'''
**A/V Streams
***Select Preset: ''None Selected''
***Video Configuration:
****Name: Primary Stream
****Compression Standard: H264
****Resolution: 704x576 ''(depends on your camera model)''
****Image Rate: 25 IPS
****Bit Rate: 2,050
****I-Frame Interval: 25
****QoS (DSCP) Codepoint: 34
****Endura Signing: ''Unchecked''

'''Notes''': These settings finally yielded a perfect image and a consistent framerate of 15 FPS. It finally removed the smudging/smearing on the lower part of the image. The framerate settings in the camera will vary with your specific camera model (PAL/NTSC), and thus you may need to adjust acccordingly.

== CIVS-IPC-3530 ==
*Tested with ffmpeg, firmware 2.0.3-27 (08/23/2014)
*Source Path (primary stream): rtsp://user:password@x.x.x.x:554/StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=1&ChannelName=Channel1
*Camera --> Network Setup Basic --> disable session id
*Camera --> remember to set resolution to camera resolution and I had to play with the framerate (10) and quality (high)

== CIVS-IPC-4500E ==
*Tested on '''Firmware v2.4.3-293'''
*'''General'''
**Source: Ffmpeg
**Analysis FPS: Blank
**Maximum FPS: Blank

*'''Source'''
**Source Path: rtsp://x.x.x.x:554/StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=1&ChannelName=Channel1&userName=user&password=password
**Target Colorspace: 24 Bit Color
**Capture W/H: 1920/1080 pixels

*'''Camera Web Settings'''
**Feature Setup --> Streaming --> Channel Name: Channel1
**Feature Setup --> Streaming --> Video --> std: NTSC / codec: H.264 / Resolution: 1920x1080 / Rate: 10 fps / Quality: High
**Camera --> Network Setup Basic --> disable session id CHECKED

'''''Notes''''': With these settings, I was able to completely eliminate image smudging/smearing.

== CIVS-IPC-5011 ==
*Testing in Progress

== CIVS-IPC-6400 ==

Tested on Firmware 2.5.0-10 with H.264.

*Setup
**Setup->Network Setup->Basic
***Check boxes Disable Session ID and Enable ONVIF
**Setup->Feature Setup->Streaming
***If you want to use at two different resolutions be sure to follow the matrix in the Administration Guide [http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/physical_security/video_surveillance/ip_camera/6000_series/config_guide/2-7-0/config_guide/feature.html]
**You can turn down Password Complexity under Administration->Password Complexity

*H.264
**Source Type: Remote
**Remote Protocol: RTSP
** Remote Method: RTP/RTSP
**Remote Host Name: user:pass@ipaddress (I created a viewer-only zoneminder account)
**Remote Host Port: 554 (defined in Streaming Settings)
**Remote Host Path:
***Stream 1: /StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=1&ChannelName=Channel1
***Stream 2: /StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=3&ChannelName=Channel3
**Resolution as defined in Streaming Settings

I've had trouble with unexpected exit status 255 for this camera, using FFMPEG seems to be working better.

== Use Cisco's Motion Detection ==

If you'd like to use Cisco's motion detection and have it send an alert to zoneminder, I created a script to do this. Instructions and more information are available on GitHub: https://github.com/macaddict89/zm-cisco-http-trigger
[[Category:Cameras]]
[[Category:Network Cameras]]

Cisco

2017-10-06T17:39:10Z

Compost01:

== WVC80N ==

*MPEG-4
**Source Type: ffmpeg
**Source Path: http://##.##.##.##/img/video.asf OR http://User:Pass@##.##.##.##/img/video.asf

*MJPEG
**Remote Protocol: HTTP
**Remote Method: Simple
**Remote Host Name: ip.address (or User:pass@ip.address if you configured the cam to only allow authenticated viewing)
**Remote Host Port: 80 (or whatever port you are forwarding if remote)
**Remote Host Path: /img/video.mjpeg OR /img/mjpeg.cgi

== CIVS-IPC-2611 / 2621V ==

*MPEG-4
**Source Type: remote
**Remote Protocol: RTSP
**Remote Method: RTP/RTSP
**Remote Host Name: User:pass@ip.address (I used admin acc)
**Remote Host Port: 554 (defined at cam web interface)
**Remote Host Path: /img/video.sav (don't forget to choose MPEG-4 Stream at cam web interface)
**Resolution depending on NTSC or PAL

== CIVS-IPC-2630V ==
*Tested with ffmpeg, firmware V4.4.2-2
*Source Path: rtsp://user:password@x.x.x.x/img/h264media.sav
*Camera --> remember to set resolution to camera resolution and I had to play with the framerate (10) and quality (high)

== CIVS-IPC-2916 / 2930 / 2935 ==
*'''JPG Method'''
**Source Type: cURL (HTTP(s))
**Source: http://x.x.x.x/jpeg?id=2
**Username/Password: admin/password (your selected password)
**Width/Height: 704x576 (depends on your camera model)
'''Notes''': This method yields a very clean image but only 1-2 FPSs, since it is pulling JPGs from the camera and displaying them as "video".

*'''Stream Method'''
**Source Type: FFMPEG
**Source: rtsp://x.x.x.x/img/stream1
**Remote Method: UDP (can´t get it to work on TCP)
**Options: ''leave empty''
**Target Colorspace: 24 Bit Color
**Width/Height: 704x576 (depends on your camera model)
**Deinterlacing: Disabled

*'''Camera Settings'''
**A/V Streams
***Select Preset: ''None Selected''
***Video Configuration:
****Name: Primary Stream
****Compression Standard: H264
****Resolution: 704x576 ''(depends on your camera model)''
****Image Rate: 25 IPS
****Bit Rate: 2,050
****I-Frame Interval: 25
****QoS (DSCP) Codepoint: 34
****Endura Signing: ''Unchecked''

'''Notes''': These settings finally yielded a perfect image and a consistent framerate of 15 FPS. It finally removed the smudging/smearing on the lower part of the image. The framerate settings in the camera will vary with your specific camera model (PAL/NTSC), and thus you may need to adjust acccordingly.

== CIVS-IPC-3530 ==
*Tested with ffmpeg, firmware 2.0.3-27 (08/23/2014)
*Source Path (primary stream): rtsp://user:password@x.x.x.x:554/StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=1&ChannelName=Channel1
*Camera --> Network Setup Basic --> disable session id
*Camera --> remember to set resolution to camera resolution and I had to play with the framerate (10) and quality (high)

== CIVS-IPC-4500E ==
*Tested on '''Firmware v2.4.3-293'''
*'''General'''
**Source: Ffmpeg
**Analysis FPS: Blank
**Maximum FPS: Blank

*'''Source'''
**Source Path: rtsp://x.x.x.x:554/StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=1&ChannelName=Channel1&userName=user&password=password
**Target Colorspace: 24 Bit Color
**Capture W/H: 1920/1080 pixels

*'''Camera Web Settings'''
**Feature Setup --> Streaming --> Channel Name: Channel1
**Feature Setup --> Streaming --> Video --> std: NTSC / codec: H.264 / Resolution: 1920x1080 / Rate: 10 fps / Quality: High
**Camera --> Network Setup Basic --> disable session id CHECKED

'''''Notes''''': With these settings, I was able to completely eliminate image smudging/smearing.

== CIVS-IPC-5011 ==
*Testing in Progress

== CIVS-IPC-6400 ==

Tested on Firmware 2.5.0-10 with H.264.

*Setup
**Setup->Network Setup->Basic
***Check boxes Disable Session ID and Enable ONVIF
**Setup->Feature Setup->Streaming
***If you want to use at two different resolutions be sure to follow the matrix in the Administration Guide [http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/physical_security/video_surveillance/ip_camera/6000_series/config_guide/2-7-0/config_guide/feature.html]
**You can turn down Password Complexity under Administration->Password Complexity

*H.264
**Source Type: Remote
**Remote Protocol: RTSP
** Remote Method: RTP/RTSP
**Remote Host Name: user:pass@ipaddress (I created a viewer-only zoneminder account)
**Remote Host Port: 554 (defined in Streaming Settings)
**Remote Host Path:
***Stream 1: /StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=1&ChannelName=Channel1
***Stream 2: /StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=3&ChannelName=Channel3
**Resolution as defined in Streaming Settings

I've had trouble with unexpected exit status 255 for this camera, using FFMPEG seems to be working better.

== Use Cisco's Motion Detection ==

If you'd like to use Cisco's motion detection and have it send an alert to zoneminder, I created a script to do this. Instructions and more information are available on GitHub: https://github.com/macaddict89/zm-cisco-http-trigger
[[Category:Cameras]]
[[Category:Network Cameras]]

Cisco

2017-10-06T17:31:33Z

Compost01:

== WVC80N ==

*MPEG-4
**Source Type: ffmpeg
**Source Path: http://##.##.##.##/img/video.asf OR http://User:Pass@##.##.##.##/img/video.asf

*MJPEG
**Remote Protocol: HTTP
**Remote Method: Simple
**Remote Host Name: ip.address (or User:pass@ip.address if you configured the cam to only allow authenticated viewing)
**Remote Host Port: 80 (or whatever port you are forwarding if remote)
**Remote Host Path: /img/video.mjpeg OR /img/mjpeg.cgi

== CIVS-IPC-2611 / 2621V ==

*MPEG-4
**Source Type: remote
**Remote Protocol: RTSP
**Remote Method: RTP/RTSP
**Remote Host Name: User:pass@ip.address (I used admin acc)
**Remote Host Port: 554 (defined at cam web interface)
**Remote Host Path: /img/video.sav (don't forget to choose MPEG-4 Stream at cam web interface)
**Resolution depending on NTSC or PAL

== CIVS-IPC-2630V ==
*Tested with ffmpeg, firmware V4.4.2-2
*Source Path: rtsp://user:password@x.x.x.x/img/h264media.sav
*Camera --> remember to set resolution to camera resolution and I had to play with the framerate (10) and quality (high)

== CIVS-IPC-2916 / 2930 / 2935 ==
*'''JPG Method'''
**Source Type: cURL (HTTP(s))
**Source: http://x.x.x.x/jpeg?id=2
**Username/Password: admin/password (your selected password)
**Width/Height: 704x576 (depends on your camera model)
'''Notes''': This method yields a very clean image but only 1-2 FPSs, since it is pulling JPGs from the camera and displaying them as "video".

*'''Stream Method'''
**Source Type: FFMPEG
**Source: rtsp://x.x.x.x/img/stream1
**Remote Method: UDP (can´t get it to work on TCP)
**Options: ''leave empty''
**Target Colorspace: 24 Bit Color
**Width/Height: 704x576 (depends on your camera model)
**Deinterlacing: Disabled

*'''Camera Settings'''
**A/V Streams
***Select Preset: ''None Selected''
***Video Configuration:
****Name: Primary Stream
****Compression Standard: H264
****Resolution: 704x576 ''(depends on your camera model)''
****Image Rate: 25 IPS
****Bit Rate: 2,050
****I-Frame Interval: 25
****QoS (DSCP) Codepoint: 34
****Endura Signing: ''Unchecked''

'''Notes''': These settings finally yielded a perfect image and a consistent framerate of 15 FPS. It finally removed the smudging/smearing on the lower part of the image. The framerate settings in the camera will vary with your specific camera model (PAL/NTSC), and thus you may need to adjust acccordingly.

== CIVS-IPC-4500E ==
*Tested on '''Firmware v2.4.3-293'''
*'''General'''
**Source: Ffmpeg
**Analysis FPS: Blank
**Maximum FPS: Blank

*'''Source'''
**Source Path: rtsp://x.x.x.x:554/StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=1&ChannelName=Channel1&userName=user&password=password
**Target Colorspace: 24 Bit Color
**Capture W/H: 1920/1080 pixels

*'''Camera Web Settings'''
**Feature Setup --> Streaming --> Channel Name: Channel1
**Feature Setup --> Streaming --> Video --> std: NTSC / codec: H.264 / Resolution: 1920x1080 / Rate: 10 fps / Quality: High
**Camera --> Network Setup Basic --> disable session id CHECKED

'''''Notes''''': With these settings, I was able to completely eliminate image smudging/smearing.

== CIVS-IPC-3530 ==
*Tested with ffmpeg, firmware 2.0.3-27 (08/23/2014)
*Source Path (primary stream): rtsp://user:password@x.x.x.x:554/StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=1&ChannelName=Channel1
*Camera --> Network Setup Basic --> disable session id
*Camera --> remember to set resolution to camera resolution and I had to play with the framerate (10) and quality (high)

== CIVS-IPC-5011 ==

== CIVS-IPC-6400 ==

Tested on Firmware 2.5.0-10 with H.264.

*Setup
**Setup->Network Setup->Basic
***Check boxes Disable Session ID and Enable ONVIF
**Setup->Feature Setup->Streaming
***If you want to use at two different resolutions be sure to follow the matrix in the Administration Guide [http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/physical_security/video_surveillance/ip_camera/6000_series/config_guide/2-7-0/config_guide/feature.html]
**You can turn down Password Complexity under Administration->Password Complexity

*H.264
**Source Type: Remote
**Remote Protocol: RTSP
** Remote Method: RTP/RTSP
**Remote Host Name: user:pass@ipaddress (I created a viewer-only zoneminder account)
**Remote Host Port: 554 (defined in Streaming Settings)
**Remote Host Path:
***Stream 1: /StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=1&ChannelName=Channel1
***Stream 2: /StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=3&ChannelName=Channel3
**Resolution as defined in Streaming Settings

I've had trouble with unexpected exit status 255 for this camera, using FFMPEG seems to be working better.

== Use Cisco's Motion Detection ==

If you'd like to use Cisco's motion detection and have it send an alert to zoneminder, I created a script to do this. Instructions and more information are available on GitHub: https://github.com/macaddict89/zm-cisco-http-trigger
[[Category:Cameras]]
[[Category:Network Cameras]]

Cisco

2017-07-30T01:56:43Z

Compost01: /* CIVS-IPC-2916 / 2930 / 2935 */

== WVC80N ==

*MPEG-4
**Source Type: ffmpeg
**Source Path: http://##.##.##.##/img/video.asf OR http://User:Pass@##.##.##.##/img/video.asf

*MJPEG
**Remote Protocol: HTTP
**Remote Method: Simple
**Remote Host Name: ip.address (or User:pass@ip.address if you configured the cam to only allow authenticated viewing)
**Remote Host Port: 80 (or whatever port you are forwarding if remote)
**Remote Host Path: /img/video.mjpeg OR /img/mjpeg.cgi

== CIVS-IPC-2611 / 2621V ==

*MPEG-4
**Source Type: remote
**Remote Protocol: RTSP
**Remote Method: RTP/RTSP
**Remote Host Name: User:pass@ip.address (I used admin acc)
**Remote Host Port: 554 (defined at cam web interface)
**Remote Host Path: /img/video.sav (don't forget to choose MPEG-4 Stream at cam web interface)
**Resolution depending on NTSC or PAL

== CIVS-IPC-2630V ==
*Tested with ffmpeg, firmware V4.4.2-2
*Source Path: rtsp://user:password@x.x.x.x/img/h264media.sav
*Camera --> remember to set resolution to camera resolution and I had to play with the framerate (10) and quality (high)

== CIVS-IPC-2916 / 2930 / 2935 ==
*'''JPG Method'''
**Source Type: cURL (HTTP(s))
**Source: http://x.x.x.x/jpeg?id=2
**Username/Password: admin/password (your selected password)
**Width/Height: 704x576 (depends on your camera model)
'''Notes''': This method yields a very clean image but only 1-2 FPSs, since it is pulling JPGs from the camera and displaying them as "video".

*'''Stream Method''' (flawed)
**Source Type: FFMPEG
**Source: rtsp://x.x.x.x/img/stream1
**Remote Method: UDP (can´t get it to work on TCP)
**Options: ''leave empty''
**Target Colorspace: 24 Bit Color
**Width/Height: 704x576 (depends on your camera model)
**Deinterlacing: Disabled

*'''Camera Settings'''
**A/V Streams
***Select Preset: ''None Selected''
***Video Configuration:
****Name: Primary Stream
****Compression Standard: H264
****Resolution: 704x576 ''(depends on your camera model)''
****Image Rate: 25 IPS
****Bit Rate: 2,050
****I-Frame Interval: 25
****QoS (DSCP) Codepoint: 34
****Endura Signing: ''Unchecked''

'''Notes''': These settings finally yielded a perfect image and a consistent framerate of 15 FPS. It finally removed the smudging/smearing on the lower part of the image. The framerate settings in the camera will vary with your specific camera model (PAL/NTSC), and thus you may need to adjust acccordingly.

== CIVS-IPC-4500E ==
*Tested on '''Firmware v2.4.3-293'''
*'''General'''
**Source: Ffmpeg
**Analysis FPS: Blank
**Maximum FPS: Blank

*'''Source'''
**Source Path: rtsp://x.x.x.x:554/StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=1&ChannelName=Channel1&userName=user&password=password
**Target Colorspace: 24 Bit Color
**Capture W/H: 1920/1080 pixels

*'''Camera Web Settings'''
**Feature Setup --> Streaming --> Channel Name: Channel1
**Feature Setup --> Streaming --> Video --> std: NTSC / codec: H.264 / Resolution: 1920x1080 / Rate: 10 fps / Quality: High
**Camera --> Network Setup Basic --> disable session id CHECKED

'''''Notes''''': With these settings, I was able to completely eliminate image smudging/smearing.

== CIVS-IPC-3530 ==
*Tested with ffmpeg, firmware 2.0.3-27 (08/23/2014)
*Source Path (primary stream): rtsp://user:password@x.x.x.x:554/StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=1&ChannelName=Channel1
*Camera --> Network Setup Basic --> disable session id
*Camera --> remember to set resolution to camera resolution and I had to play with the framerate (10) and quality (high)

== CIVS-IPC-6400 ==

Tested on Firmware 2.5.0-10 with H.264.

*Setup
**Setup->Network Setup->Basic
***Check boxes Disable Session ID and Enable ONVIF
**Setup->Feature Setup->Streaming
***If you want to use at two different resolutions be sure to follow the matrix in the Administration Guide [http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/physical_security/video_surveillance/ip_camera/6000_series/config_guide/2-7-0/config_guide/feature.html]
**You can turn down Password Complexity under Administration->Password Complexity

*H.264
**Source Type: Remote
**Remote Protocol: RTSP
** Remote Method: RTP/RTSP
**Remote Host Name: user:pass@ipaddress (I created a viewer-only zoneminder account)
**Remote Host Port: 554 (defined in Streaming Settings)
**Remote Host Path:
***Stream 1: /StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=1&ChannelName=Channel1
***Stream 2: /StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=3&ChannelName=Channel3
**Resolution as defined in Streaming Settings

I've had trouble with unexpected exit status 255 for this camera, using FFMPEG seems to be working better.

== Use Cisco's Motion Detection ==

If you'd like to use Cisco's motion detection and have it send an alert to zoneminder, I created a script to do this. Instructions and more information are available on GitHub: https://github.com/macaddict89/zm-cisco-http-trigger
[[Category:Cameras]]
[[Category:Network Cameras]]

Cisco

2017-07-06T21:08:07Z

Compost01: /* CIVS-IPC-4500E */

== WVC80N ==

*MPEG-4
**Source Type: ffmpeg
**Source Path: http://##.##.##.##/img/video.asf OR http://User:Pass@##.##.##.##/img/video.asf

*MJPEG
**Remote Protocol: HTTP
**Remote Method: Simple
**Remote Host Name: ip.address (or User:pass@ip.address if you configured the cam to only allow authenticated viewing)
**Remote Host Port: 80 (or whatever port you are forwarding if remote)
**Remote Host Path: /img/video.mjpeg OR /img/mjpeg.cgi

== CIVS-IPC-2611 / 2621V ==

*MPEG-4
**Source Type: remote
**Remote Protocol: RTSP
**Remote Method: RTP/RTSP
**Remote Host Name: User:pass@ip.address (I used admin acc)
**Remote Host Port: 554 (defined at cam web interface)
**Remote Host Path: /img/video.sav (don't forget to choose MPEG-4 Stream at cam web interface)
**Resolution depending on NTSC or PAL

== CIVS-IPC-2630V ==
*Tested with ffmpeg, firmware V4.4.2-2
*Source Path: rtsp://user:password@x.x.x.x/img/h264media.sav
*Camera --> remember to set resolution to camera resolution and I had to play with the framerate (10) and quality (high)

== CIVS-IPC-2916 / 2930 / 2935 ==
*'''JPG Method'''
**Source Type: cURL (HTTP(s))
**Source: http://x.x.x.x/jpeg?id=2
**Username/Password: admin/password (your selected password)
**Width/Height: 704x576 (depends on your camera model)
'''Notes''': This method yields a very clean image but only 1-2 FPSs, since it is pulling JPGs from the camera and displaying them as "video".

*'''Stream Method''' (flawed)
**Source Type: FFMPEG
**Source: rtsp://x.x.x.x/img/stream1
**Remote Method: UDP (can´t get it to work on TCP)
**Target Colorspace: 24 Bit Color
**Width/Height: 704x576 (depends on your camera model)
'''Notes''': This method yields great framerate but I get a horribly smudged image, even at 10 FPS in the camera settings.

== CIVS-IPC-4500E ==
*Tested on '''Firmware v2.4.3-293'''
*'''General'''
**Source: Ffmpeg
**Analysis FPS: Blank
**Maximum FPS: Blank

*'''Source'''
**Source Path: rtsp://x.x.x.x:554/StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=1&ChannelName=Channel1&userName=user&password=password
**Target Colorspace: 24 Bit Color
**Capture W/H: 1920/1080 pixels

*'''Camera Web Settings'''
**Feature Setup --> Streaming --> Channel Name: Channel1
**Feature Setup --> Streaming --> Video --> std: NTSC / codec: H.264 / Resolution: 1920x1080 / Rate: 10 fps / Quality: High
**Camera --> Network Setup Basic --> disable session id CHECKED

'''''Notes''''': With these settings, I was able to completely eliminate image smudging/smearing.

== CIVS-IPC-3530 ==
*Tested with ffmpeg, firmware 2.0.3-27 (08/23/2014)
*Source Path (primary stream): rtsp://user:password@x.x.x.x:554/StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=1&ChannelName=Channel1
*Camera --> Network Setup Basic --> disable session id
*Camera --> remember to set resolution to camera resolution and I had to play with the framerate (10) and quality (high)

== CIVS-IPC-6400 ==

Tested on Firmware 2.5.0-10 with H.264.

*Setup
**Setup->Network Setup->Basic
***Check boxes Disable Session ID and Enable ONVIF
**Setup->Feature Setup->Streaming
***If you want to use at two different resolutions be sure to follow the matrix in the Administration Guide [http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/physical_security/video_surveillance/ip_camera/6000_series/config_guide/2-7-0/config_guide/feature.html]
**You can turn down Password Complexity under Administration->Password Complexity

*H.264
**Source Type: Remote
**Remote Protocol: RTSP
** Remote Method: RTP/RTSP
**Remote Host Name: user:pass@ipaddress (I created a viewer-only zoneminder account)
**Remote Host Port: 554 (defined in Streaming Settings)
**Remote Host Path:
***Stream 1: /StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=1&ChannelName=Channel1
***Stream 2: /StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=3&ChannelName=Channel3
**Resolution as defined in Streaming Settings

I've had trouble with unexpected exit status 255 for this camera, using FFMPEG seems to be working better.

== Use Cisco's Motion Detection ==

If you'd like to use Cisco's motion detection and have it send an alert to zoneminder, I created a script to do this. Instructions and more information are available on GitHub: https://github.com/macaddict89/zm-cisco-http-trigger
[[Category:Cameras]]
[[Category:Network Cameras]]

Cisco

2017-07-06T21:06:33Z

Compost01:

== WVC80N ==

*MPEG-4
**Source Type: ffmpeg
**Source Path: http://##.##.##.##/img/video.asf OR http://User:Pass@##.##.##.##/img/video.asf

*MJPEG
**Remote Protocol: HTTP
**Remote Method: Simple
**Remote Host Name: ip.address (or User:pass@ip.address if you configured the cam to only allow authenticated viewing)
**Remote Host Port: 80 (or whatever port you are forwarding if remote)
**Remote Host Path: /img/video.mjpeg OR /img/mjpeg.cgi

== CIVS-IPC-2611 / 2621V ==

*MPEG-4
**Source Type: remote
**Remote Protocol: RTSP
**Remote Method: RTP/RTSP
**Remote Host Name: User:pass@ip.address (I used admin acc)
**Remote Host Port: 554 (defined at cam web interface)
**Remote Host Path: /img/video.sav (don't forget to choose MPEG-4 Stream at cam web interface)
**Resolution depending on NTSC or PAL

== CIVS-IPC-2630V ==
*Tested with ffmpeg, firmware V4.4.2-2
*Source Path: rtsp://user:password@x.x.x.x/img/h264media.sav
*Camera --> remember to set resolution to camera resolution and I had to play with the framerate (10) and quality (high)

== CIVS-IPC-2916 / 2930 / 2935 ==
*'''JPG Method'''
**Source Type: cURL (HTTP(s))
**Source: http://x.x.x.x/jpeg?id=2
**Username/Password: admin/password (your selected password)
**Width/Height: 704x576 (depends on your camera model)
'''Notes''': This method yields a very clean image but only 1-2 FPSs, since it is pulling JPGs from the camera and displaying them as "video".

*'''Stream Method''' (flawed)
**Source Type: FFMPEG
**Source: rtsp://x.x.x.x/img/stream1
**Remote Method: UDP (can´t get it to work on TCP)
**Target Colorspace: 24 Bit Color
**Width/Height: 704x576 (depends on your camera model)
'''Notes''': This method yields great framerate but I get a horribly smudged image, even at 10 FPS in the camera settings.

== CIVS-IPC-4500E ==
*Tested on '''Firmware v2.4.3-293'''
*'''General'''
**Source: Ffmpeg
**Analysis FPS: Blank
**Maximum FPS: Blank

*'''Source'''
**Source Path: rtsp://x.x.x.x:554/StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=1&ChannelName=Channel1&userName=user&password=password
**Target Colorspace: 24 Bit Color
**Capture W/H: 1920/1080 pixels

*'''Camera Web Settings'''
**Feature Setup --> Streaming --> Channel Name: Channel1
**Feature Setup --> Streaming --> Video --> std: NTSC / codec: H.264 / Resolution: 1920x1080 / Rate: 10 fps / Quality: High
**Camera --> Network Setup Basic --> disable session id CHECKED

'''Notes''': With these settings, I was able to completely eliminate image smudging/smearing.

== CIVS-IPC-3530 ==
*Tested with ffmpeg, firmware 2.0.3-27 (08/23/2014)
*Source Path (primary stream): rtsp://user:password@x.x.x.x:554/StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=1&ChannelName=Channel1
*Camera --> Network Setup Basic --> disable session id
*Camera --> remember to set resolution to camera resolution and I had to play with the framerate (10) and quality (high)

== CIVS-IPC-6400 ==

Tested on Firmware 2.5.0-10 with H.264.

*Setup
**Setup->Network Setup->Basic
***Check boxes Disable Session ID and Enable ONVIF
**Setup->Feature Setup->Streaming
***If you want to use at two different resolutions be sure to follow the matrix in the Administration Guide [http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/physical_security/video_surveillance/ip_camera/6000_series/config_guide/2-7-0/config_guide/feature.html]
**You can turn down Password Complexity under Administration->Password Complexity

*H.264
**Source Type: Remote
**Remote Protocol: RTSP
** Remote Method: RTP/RTSP
**Remote Host Name: user:pass@ipaddress (I created a viewer-only zoneminder account)
**Remote Host Port: 554 (defined in Streaming Settings)
**Remote Host Path:
***Stream 1: /StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=1&ChannelName=Channel1
***Stream 2: /StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=3&ChannelName=Channel3
**Resolution as defined in Streaming Settings

I've had trouble with unexpected exit status 255 for this camera, using FFMPEG seems to be working better.

== Use Cisco's Motion Detection ==

If you'd like to use Cisco's motion detection and have it send an alert to zoneminder, I created a script to do this. Instructions and more information are available on GitHub: https://github.com/macaddict89/zm-cisco-http-trigger
[[Category:Cameras]]
[[Category:Network Cameras]]

Cisco

2017-07-06T21:05:06Z

Compost01:

== WVC80N ==

*MPEG-4
**Source Type: ffmpeg
**Source Path: http://##.##.##.##/img/video.asf OR http://User:Pass@##.##.##.##/img/video.asf

*MJPEG
**Remote Protocol: HTTP
**Remote Method: Simple
**Remote Host Name: ip.address (or User:pass@ip.address if you configured the cam to only allow authenticated viewing)
**Remote Host Port: 80 (or whatever port you are forwarding if remote)
**Remote Host Path: /img/video.mjpeg OR /img/mjpeg.cgi

== CIVS-IPC-2611 / 2621V ==

*MPEG-4
**Source Type: remote
**Remote Protocol: RTSP
**Remote Method: RTP/RTSP
**Remote Host Name: User:pass@ip.address (I used admin acc)
**Remote Host Port: 554 (defined at cam web interface)
**Remote Host Path: /img/video.sav (don't forget to choose MPEG-4 Stream at cam web interface)
**Resolution depending on NTSC or PAL

== CIVS-IPC-2630V ==
*Tested with ffmpeg, firmware V4.4.2-2
*Source Path: rtsp://user:password@x.x.x.x/img/h264media.sav
*Camera --> remember to set resolution to camera resolution and I had to play with the framerate (10) and quality (high)

== CIVS-IPC-2916 / 2930 / 2935 ==
*'''JPG Method'''
*cURL (HTTP(s))
*Source: http://x.x.x.x/jpeg?id=2
*Username/Password: admin/password (your selected password)
*Width/Height: 704x576 (depends on your camera model)
*'''Notes''': This method yields a very clean image but only 1-2 FPSs, since it is pulling JPGs from the camera and displaying them as "video".

*'''Stream Method''' (flawed)
*Source Type: FFMPEG
*Source: rtsp://x.x.x.x/img/stream1
*Remote Method: UDP (can´t get it to work on TCP)
*Target Colorspace: 24 Bit Color
*Width/Height: 704x576 (depends on your camera model)
*'''Notes''': This method yields great framerate but I get a horribly smudged image, even at 10 FPS in the camera settings.

== CIVS-IPC-4500E ==
*Tested on '''Firmware v2.4.3-293'''
*'''General'''
*Source: Ffmpeg
*Analysis FPS: Blank
*Maximum FPS: Blank

*'''Source'''
*Source Path: rtsp://x.x.x.x:554/StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=1&ChannelName=Channel1&userName=user&password=password
*Target Colorspace: 24 Bit Color
*Capture W/H: 1920/1080 pixels

*'''Camera Web Settings'''
*Feature Setup --> Streaming --> Channel Name: Channel1
*Feature Setup --> Streaming --> Video --> std: NTSC / codec: H.264 / Resolution: 1920x1080 / Rate: 10 fps / Quality: High
*Camera --> Network Setup Basic --> disable session id CHECKED

'''Notes''': With these settings, I was able to completely eliminate image smudging/smearing.

== CIVS-IPC-3530 ==
*Tested with ffmpeg, firmware 2.0.3-27 (08/23/2014)
*Source Path (primary stream): rtsp://user:password@x.x.x.x:554/StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=1&ChannelName=Channel1
*Camera --> Network Setup Basic --> disable session id
*Camera --> remember to set resolution to camera resolution and I had to play with the framerate (10) and quality (high)

== CIVS-IPC-6400 ==

Tested on Firmware 2.5.0-10 with H.264.

*Setup
**Setup->Network Setup->Basic
***Check boxes Disable Session ID and Enable ONVIF
**Setup->Feature Setup->Streaming
***If you want to use at two different resolutions be sure to follow the matrix in the Administration Guide [http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/physical_security/video_surveillance/ip_camera/6000_series/config_guide/2-7-0/config_guide/feature.html]
**You can turn down Password Complexity under Administration->Password Complexity

*H.264
**Source Type: Remote
**Remote Protocol: RTSP
** Remote Method: RTP/RTSP
**Remote Host Name: user:pass@ipaddress (I created a viewer-only zoneminder account)
**Remote Host Port: 554 (defined in Streaming Settings)
**Remote Host Path:
***Stream 1: /StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=1&ChannelName=Channel1
***Stream 2: /StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=3&ChannelName=Channel3
**Resolution as defined in Streaming Settings

I've had trouble with unexpected exit status 255 for this camera, using FFMPEG seems to be working better.

== Use Cisco's Motion Detection ==

If you'd like to use Cisco's motion detection and have it send an alert to zoneminder, I created a script to do this. Instructions and more information are available on GitHub: https://github.com/macaddict89/zm-cisco-http-trigger
[[Category:Cameras]]
[[Category:Network Cameras]]

Cisco

2017-07-06T21:04:23Z

Compost01:

== WVC80N ==

*MPEG-4
**Source Type: ffmpeg
**Source Path: http://##.##.##.##/img/video.asf OR http://User:Pass@##.##.##.##/img/video.asf

*MJPEG
**Remote Protocol: HTTP
**Remote Method: Simple
**Remote Host Name: ip.address (or User:pass@ip.address if you configured the cam to only allow authenticated viewing)
**Remote Host Port: 80 (or whatever port you are forwarding if remote)
**Remote Host Path: /img/video.mjpeg OR /img/mjpeg.cgi

== CIVS-IPC-2611 / 2621V ==

*MPEG-4
**Source Type: remote
**Remote Protocol: RTSP
**Remote Method: RTP/RTSP
**Remote Host Name: User:pass@ip.address (I used admin acc)
**Remote Host Port: 554 (defined at cam web interface)
**Remote Host Path: /img/video.sav (don't forget to choose MPEG-4 Stream at cam web interface)
**Resolution depending on NTSC or PAL

== CIVS-IPC-2630V ==
*Tested with ffmpeg, firmware V4.4.2-2
*Source Path: rtsp://user:password@x.x.x.x/img/h264media.sav
*Camera --> remember to set resolution to camera resolution and I had to play with the framerate (10) and quality (high)

== CIVS-IPC-2916 / 2930 / 2935 ==
*'''JPG Method'''
*cURL (HTTP(s))
*Source: http://x.x.x.x/jpeg?id=2
*Username/Password: admin/password (your selected password)
*Width/Height: 704x576 (depends on your camera model)
*'''Notes''': This method yields a very clean image but only 1-2 FPSs, since it is pulling JPGs from the camera and displaying them as "video".

*'''Stream Method''' (flawed)
*Source Type: FFMPEG
*Source: rtsp://x.x.x.x/img/stream1
*Remote Method: UDP (can´t get it to work on TCP)
*Target Colorspace: 24 Bit Color
*Width/Height: 704x576 (depends on your camera model)
*'''Notes''': This method yields great framerate but I get a horribly smudged image, even at 10 FPS in the camera settings.

== CIVS-IPC-4500E ==
*Tested on '''Firmware v2.4.3-293'''
*'''General'''
*Source: Ffmpeg
*Analysis FPS: Blank
*Maximum FPS: Blank

*'''Source'''
*Source Path: rtsp://x.x.x.x:554/StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=1&ChannelName=Channel1&userName=user&password=password
*Target Colorspace: 24 Bit Color
*Capture W/H: 1920/1080 pixels

*'''Camera Web Settings'''
*Feature Setup --> Streaming --> Channel Name: Channel1
*Feature Setup --> Streaming --> Video --> std: NTSC / codec: H.264 / Resolution: 1920x1080 / Rate: 10 fps / Quality: High
*Camera --> Network Setup Basic --> disable session id CHECKED

'''Notes''': With these settings, I was able to completely eliminate image smudging/smearing.

== CIVS-IPC-3530 ==
*Tested with ffmpeg, firmware 2.0.3-27 (08/23/2014)
*Source Path (primary stream): rtsp://user:password@x.x.x.x:554/StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=1&ChannelName=Channel1
*Camera --> Network Setup Basic --> disable session id
*Camera --> remember to set resolution to camera resolution and I had to play with the framerate (10) and quality (high)

== CIVS-IPC-6400 ==

Tested on Firmware 2.5.0-10 with H.264.

*Setup
**Setup->Network Setup->Basic
***Check boxes Disable Session ID and Enable ONVIF
**Setup->Feature Setup->Streaming
***If you want to use at two different resolutions be sure to follow the matrix in the Administration Guide [http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/physical_security/video_surveillance/ip_camera/6000_series/config_guide/2-7-0/config_guide/feature.html]
**You can turn down Password Complexity under Administration->Password Complexity

*H.264
**Source Type: Remote
**Remote Protocol: RTSP
** Remote Method: RTP/RTSP
**Remote Host Name: user:pass@ipaddress (I created a viewer-only zoneminder account)
**Remote Host Port: 554 (defined in Streaming Settings)
**Remote Host Path:
***Stream 1: /StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=1&ChannelName=Channel1
***Stream 2: /StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=3&ChannelName=Channel3
**Resolution as defined in Streaming Settings

I've had trouble with unexpected exit status 255 for this camera, using FFMPEG seems to be working better.

== Use Cisco's Motion Detection ==

If you'd like to use Cisco's motion detection and have it send an alert to zoneminder, I created a script to do this. Instructions and more information are available on GitHub: https://github.com/macaddict89/zm-cisco-http-trigger
[[Category:Cameras]]
[[Category:Network Cameras]]

Cisco

2017-07-06T19:28:53Z

Compost01: /* CIVS-IPC-4500E */

== WVC80N ==

*MPEG-4
**Source Type: ffmpeg
**Source Path: http://##.##.##.##/img/video.asf OR http://User:Pass@##.##.##.##/img/video.asf

*MJPEG
**Remote Protocol: HTTP
**Remote Method: Simple
**Remote Host Name: ip.address (or User:pass@ip.address if you configured the cam to only allow authenticated viewing)
**Remote Host Port: 80 (or whatever port you are forwarding if remote)
**Remote Host Path: /img/video.mjpeg OR /img/mjpeg.cgi

== CIVS-IPC-2611 / 2621V ==

*MPEG-4
**Source Type: remote
**Remote Protocol: RTSP
**Remote Method: RTP/RTSP
**Remote Host Name: User:pass@ip.address (I used admin acc)
**Remote Host Port: 554 (defined at cam web interface)
**Remote Host Path: /img/video.sav (don't forget to choose MPEG-4 Stream at cam web interface)
**Resolution depending on NTSC or PAL

== CIVS-IPC-2630V ==
*Tested with ffmpeg, firmware V4.4.2-2
*Source Path: rtsp://user:password@x.x.x.x/img/h264media.sav
*Camera --> remember to set resolution to camera resolution and I had to play with the framerate (10) and quality (high)

== CIVS-IPC-4500E ==
*Tested on '''Firmware v2.4.3-293'''
*'''General'''
*Source: Ffmpeg
*Analysis FPS: Blank
*Maximum FPS: Blank

*'''Source'''
*Source Path: rtsp://x.x.x.x:554/StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=1&ChannelName=Channel1&userName=user&password=password
*Target Colorspace: 24 Bit Color
*Capture W/H: 1920/1080 pixels

*'''Camera Web Settings'''
*Feature Setup --> Streaming --> Channel Name: Channel1
*Feature Setup --> Streaming --> Video --> std: NTSC / codec: H.264 / Resolution: 1920x1080 / Rate: 10 fps / Quality: High
*Camera --> Network Setup Basic --> disable session id CHECKED

'''Notes''': With these settings, I was able to completely eliminate image smudging/smearing.

== CIVS-IPC-3530 ==
*Tested with ffmpeg, firmware 2.0.3-27 (08/23/2014)
*Source Path (primary stream): rtsp://user:password@x.x.x.x:554/StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=1&ChannelName=Channel1
*Camera --> Network Setup Basic --> disable session id
*Camera --> remember to set resolution to camera resolution and I had to play with the framerate (10) and quality (high)

== CIVS-IPC-6400 ==

Tested on Firmware 2.5.0-10 with H.264.

*Setup
**Setup->Network Setup->Basic
***Check boxes Disable Session ID and Enable ONVIF
**Setup->Feature Setup->Streaming
***If you want to use at two different resolutions be sure to follow the matrix in the Administration Guide [http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/physical_security/video_surveillance/ip_camera/6000_series/config_guide/2-7-0/config_guide/feature.html]
**You can turn down Password Complexity under Administration->Password Complexity

*H.264
**Source Type: Remote
**Remote Protocol: RTSP
** Remote Method: RTP/RTSP
**Remote Host Name: user:pass@ipaddress (I created a viewer-only zoneminder account)
**Remote Host Port: 554 (defined in Streaming Settings)
**Remote Host Path:
***Stream 1: /StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=1&ChannelName=Channel1
***Stream 2: /StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=3&ChannelName=Channel3
**Resolution as defined in Streaming Settings

I've had trouble with unexpected exit status 255 for this camera, using FFMPEG seems to be working better.

== Use Cisco's Motion Detection ==

If you'd like to use Cisco's motion detection and have it send an alert to zoneminder, I created a script to do this. Instructions and more information are available on GitHub: https://github.com/macaddict89/zm-cisco-http-trigger
[[Category:Cameras]]
[[Category:Network Cameras]]

Cisco

2017-07-06T19:28:42Z

Compost01: /* CIVS-IPC-4500E */

== WVC80N ==

*MPEG-4
**Source Type: ffmpeg
**Source Path: http://##.##.##.##/img/video.asf OR http://User:Pass@##.##.##.##/img/video.asf

*MJPEG
**Remote Protocol: HTTP
**Remote Method: Simple
**Remote Host Name: ip.address (or User:pass@ip.address if you configured the cam to only allow authenticated viewing)
**Remote Host Port: 80 (or whatever port you are forwarding if remote)
**Remote Host Path: /img/video.mjpeg OR /img/mjpeg.cgi

== CIVS-IPC-2611 / 2621V ==

*MPEG-4
**Source Type: remote
**Remote Protocol: RTSP
**Remote Method: RTP/RTSP
**Remote Host Name: User:pass@ip.address (I used admin acc)
**Remote Host Port: 554 (defined at cam web interface)
**Remote Host Path: /img/video.sav (don't forget to choose MPEG-4 Stream at cam web interface)
**Resolution depending on NTSC or PAL

== CIVS-IPC-2630V ==
*Tested with ffmpeg, firmware V4.4.2-2
*Source Path: rtsp://user:password@x.x.x.x/img/h264media.sav
*Camera --> remember to set resolution to camera resolution and I had to play with the framerate (10) and quality (high)

== CIVS-IPC-4500E ==
*Tested on '''Firmware v2.4.3-293'''
*'''General'''
*Source: Ffmpeg
*Analysis FPS: Blank
*Maximum FPS: Blank

*'''Source'''
*Source Path: rtsp://x.x.x.x:554/StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=1&ChannelName=Channel1&userName=user&password=password
*Target Colorspace: 24 Bit Color
*Capture W/H: 1920/1080 pixels

*'''Camera Web Settings'''
*Feature Setup --> Streaming --> Channel Name: Channel1
*Feature Setup --> Streaming --> Video --> std: NTSC / codec: H.264 / Resolution: 1920x1080 / Rate: 10 fps / Quality: High
*Camera --> Network Setup Basic --> disable session id CHECKED

Notes: With these settings, I was able to completely eliminate image smudging/smearing.

== CIVS-IPC-3530 ==
*Tested with ffmpeg, firmware 2.0.3-27 (08/23/2014)
*Source Path (primary stream): rtsp://user:password@x.x.x.x:554/StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=1&ChannelName=Channel1
*Camera --> Network Setup Basic --> disable session id
*Camera --> remember to set resolution to camera resolution and I had to play with the framerate (10) and quality (high)

== CIVS-IPC-6400 ==

Tested on Firmware 2.5.0-10 with H.264.

*Setup
**Setup->Network Setup->Basic
***Check boxes Disable Session ID and Enable ONVIF
**Setup->Feature Setup->Streaming
***If you want to use at two different resolutions be sure to follow the matrix in the Administration Guide [http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/physical_security/video_surveillance/ip_camera/6000_series/config_guide/2-7-0/config_guide/feature.html]
**You can turn down Password Complexity under Administration->Password Complexity

*H.264
**Source Type: Remote
**Remote Protocol: RTSP
** Remote Method: RTP/RTSP
**Remote Host Name: user:pass@ipaddress (I created a viewer-only zoneminder account)
**Remote Host Port: 554 (defined in Streaming Settings)
**Remote Host Path:
***Stream 1: /StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=1&ChannelName=Channel1
***Stream 2: /StreamingSetting?version=1.0&action=getRTSPStream&ChannelID=3&ChannelName=Channel3
**Resolution as defined in Streaming Settings

I've had trouble with unexpected exit status 255 for this camera, using FFMPEG seems to be working better.

== Use Cisco's Motion Detection ==

If you'd like to use Cisco's motion detection and have it send an alert to zoneminder, I created a script to do this. Instructions and more information are available on GitHub: https://github.com/macaddict89/zm-cisco-http-trigger
[[Category:Cameras]]
[[Category:Network Cameras]]

Cisco

2017-07-06T19:21:22Z

Compost01: /* CIVS-IPC-4500E */

Cisco

2017-07-06T19:18:37Z

Compost01: /* CIVS-IPC-4500 */