Level One

2011-05-05T15:44:42Z

Xero: Camera FCS-1101 added

=== General information ===
This camera(s) works fine with zoneminder.

*Remote Host Name: user:password@<ip>
*Remote Host Port: 80 (is default, alternative 1024 when you've setup this port by webconfig)
*Remote Host Path: /img/video.mjpeg

=== WCS-2003 ===

This camera supports MP4 or MJPEG. Additional to the information above the remote path
is different:

* MP4 stream remote path: /img/video.asf

In the Monitor definition window of Zoneminder set following values: 
Select as source type: Ffmpeg 
Source Path: <nowiki>http://<your_camera_ip>/img/video.asf</nowiki> 
Set capture width and capture height according the configuration settings of your camera 

* MJPEG stream remote path: /img/mjpeg.jpg (not yet fully tested)

This camera has a Linux based firmware. The source code of the firmware is available at the
[http://www.level-one.de/levelone.php?page=prod&cat=7004&model=WCS-2003&show=downloads#tabs Level One WCS-2003 page] 
file [http://download.level1.info/gpl/WCS-2003(GPL)_2004-07-28.zip WCS-2003(GPL)_2004-07-28.zip]

=== FCS-1101 ===

This camera supports MPEG4 or MJPEG. I just got MJPEG to work with Zoneminder. I didn't get RTSP (Port 554) and MPEG4 Port 8090 to work with Zoneminder, but it's no problem to access these ports with VLC. 
 
Here are the settings: 
*Source type: Remote 
*Remote Protocol: HTTP 
*Remote Method: Simple 
*Remote Hostname: Your Cameras IP 
*Remote Hostport: 8070 
*Remote Hostpath: /video.mjpg 
*Width: Set width depending to the image width you have configured 
*Height: Set height depending to the image width you have configured 
 

=== Other Level One cameras (not tested) ===

'''''Note: This is not tested, just for infomation.'''''

This information is from [http://knx-user-forum.de/praxis/3629-levelone-kameras.html here]:

Following cameras use URL '''<nowiki>http://IP-AddressCamera/cdi-bin/video.jpg</nowiki>''': 
FCS-1010, FCS-1030, FCS-1040, FCS-1060, FCS-1070, FCS-3000, FCS-3021, WCS-2010, WCS-2030, WCS-2040, WCS-2060, WCS-2070

The cameras FCS-0010, FCS-0020, FCS-1091, WCS-0010, WCS-0020, WCS-1090 are supporting MJPG, the URL is 
'''<nowiki>http://IP-address/video.mjpg</nowiki>'''

For the cameras FCS-1081, FCS-1081A, FCS-4000, FCS-4100, FCS-4200, FCS-4300, FCS-4400, FCS-4500, FCS-7011 the command to get
the actual JPG image is: 
'''<nowiki>http://ip_address_of_camera/cgi-bin/jpg/image</nowiki>''' and then '''<nowiki>http://ip_address_of_camera/jpg/image.jpg</nowiki>'''
or for MJPG '''<nowiki>http://IPaddresse:port/video.mjpg</nowiki>'''

The SDK´s for the Level One cameras could be downloaded from:

http://www.level1.tw/level1/other/SDK_2008-01-24.zip

[[Category:Cameras]]

Vivotek

2011-05-05T13:40:35Z

Xero: Added camera MD7560

= IP7131 =
== ZM < v. 1.24 ==
In versions of ZoneMinder prior to 1.24, the only way to use the Vivotek 7131 camera was by streaming the snapshot (which gives you an inconsistent FPS of 1 - 3). Use '''/cgi-bin/video.jpg''' as the '''Remote Host Path''' (Under '''Source''').

== ZM >= v. 1.24 ==
Starting with version 1.24 of ZoneMinder, RTSP is supported. As the Vivotek 7131 camera supports RTSP, we can now make full use of this camera.
I have successfully setup a a Vivotek 7131 on an Ubuntu 8.10 Server using RTSP at 640x480, 24-bit color and streaming at 20FPS using RTSP.
To make this work, use the following settings:

Remote Protocol: RTSP
Remote Method: RTP/RTSP
Remote Host Name: x.x.x.x
Remote Host Port: 554
Remote Host Path: /live.sdp
Remote Host SubPath: /trackID=
Remote Image Colours: 24 bit colour
Capture Width (pixels): 640
Capture Height (pixels): 480

= IP7138 =
== < v. 1.24 ==
In versions of ZoneMinder prior to 1.24, the only way to use the Vivotek 7138 camera was by streaming the snapshot (which gives you an inconsistent FPS of 1 - 3). Use '''/cgi-bin/viewer/video.jpg''' as the '''Remote Host Path''' (Under '''Source''').

=IP7135=
http://www.zoneminder.com/forums/viewtopic.php

=IP8330/32=
See this How-To for accessing the 4 streams of either MJPEG, MPEG4 or H.264 
http://www.zoneminder.com/wiki/index.php/How_to_setup_MPEG-4_streaming_with_RTSP_monitor_from_a_Vivotek_IP8332_camera

A summary for MJPEG: 
Remote Protocol: HTTP 
Remote Method: Simple 
Remote Host Name: Put in the cameras IP or hostname 
Remote Host Path: /video.mjpg 

And for MPEG or H.264: 
Remote Protocol: RTSP 
Remote Method: RTP/RTSP 
Remote Host Name: Put in the cameras IP or hostname 
Remote Host Path: /live.sdp 

=PZ7132=
[[Image:Vivotek_PZ7132s.jpg]]

ZM v1.24.2

RTSP
Source Type: Ffmpeg
Source Path : rtsp://user:pass@x.x.x.x/live.sdp

Works pretty good, decent image via ffmpeg and RTSP, but not a consistent 30fps, more like in the mid 20's with a wired connection. Only got about 5fps via WiFi, and that was with it less then about 8 feet from the 802.11g access point through one wall so using it via WiFi is a wash. But that's why I wanted one that was also wired as a fallback and it's PoE so that's a plus. So it needs at least one wire either way. (Laptop has no problem through that same wall and is even farther away.)

Wrote a web based interface to control the PTZ it's available here: http://www.curtronics.com/ftp/vtek-ptz/vtek-ptz.html
/

=FD8134=

ZM v1.24.2

Remote Protocol: RTSP 
Remote Method: RTP/RTSP 
Remote Host Name: Put in the cameras IP or hostname 
Remote Host Path: /live.sdp 

The camera's web interface has a network section can set the URL. The basic authentication can be set here too.

The video section can set the network settings. MPEG worked. H.264 and JPEG didn't seem to work.

Running more that two camera on the network required to set the maximum frame rate in ZM to 30.

=MD7560=

ZM v1.24.2

You can setup one of the 4 available streams to fit your needs. In order to do so, open the "Configuration" section using the webinterface and switch to "Advanced Configuration". Click on "Audio and video" and change the quality settings by clicking on one of the "Video quality settings for stream" links. Click on JPEG to get MJPEG or MPEG4 to use RTSP later on. 
 
As I'm not sure which mode is the best, please pick one: 
 
MJPEG with FFmpeg: 
Source type: Ffmpeg 
Source Path: http://<camera-ip>/video.mjpg (or whatever name you've configured) 
 
MJPEG with Remote Source: 
Source type: Remote 
Remote Protocol: HTTP 
Remote Method: Simple 
Remote Host Name: Put in the cameras IP or hostname 
Remote Host Path: /video.mjpg 
 
To change or view the video stream names, check the "Network" section in the webinterface in advanced mode.

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