- The ONVIF Device Manager. Start the ONVIF Device Manager and type in your camera login. Select your camera from the list of discovered ONVIF devices inside your local network. Click on Identification and check your camera´s ONVIF Version. Make sure that all your ONVIF devices support the same standard. Profile S is designed for IP-based video systems.
- For instance getProfiles command will have this path on a Dahua camera /onvif/media2service whereas it will be /onvif/media2 on a Uniview camera.
Input your Hikvision camera’s password into the, “Password” field. Click, “Save” 11. If successful, the device will be listed in the bottom table, with a green check under, “Status” ONVIF, what is onvif, how to add an onvif camera, how to add hikvision camera.
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- Copy the C# code example into Visual Studio
- Build your IP Camera project
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This example demonstrates how you can implement multicamera server console in C#. To implement this example, you need to have OZEKI Camera SDK installed, and a reference to OzekiSDK.dll should be added to your Visual Studio project.
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To establish the connection properly between your application and an IP camera you should apply the same code snippet what you have used in the example (How to connect to an IP camera device using C#?).Important: you should study this article in order to find out how to setup your Console Application correctly.
Getting started
To get started it is recomended to Download and Install the latest version of Ozeki Camera SDK. After installation you can find the example code discussed in this page with full source code in the following location on your harddisk:
Download Ozeki Camera SDK: | http://www.camera-sdk.com/p_13-download-camera-onvif.html |
Windows forms version: | C:Program FilesOzekiOzeki SDKexamples.zipExamplesOther Onvif_IP_Camera_Server_ConsoleOnvif_IP_Camera_Server_Console.sln |
To compile this example you will need Microsoft Visual Studio installed on your computer.
Architecture of Onvif IP camera server for RTSP camera
First let us clarify why it is needed to use an Onvif IP camera server instead of a simple application which can establish connection with RTSP cameras. RTSP cameras have just one main stream, which means they can provide streaming to just one client at a time. Onvif IP camera server helps you to reach the image of the RTSP camera as a client by RTSP (Real Time Streaming Protocol) and transmit it as a server to multiple viewers simultaneously. (Figure 1).
Figure 1 - Architecture of Onvif IP camera server for RTSP camera
Aftre installing the architecture, your RTSP camera will work almost like an Onvif IP camera apart from the limits of most RTSP cameras have e.g. no PTZ control, unability to set the lighting, no authentication, etc. These feature problems can be resolved by building-in the Onvif IP camera server e.g. you need to authenticate to the server in order to use the RTSP camera. The PTZ feature can be resolved by optical zooming and by installing a PTZ device, but it is not recommended because it's price is higher and the quality of optical zoom is worse than a new IP Camera's.
In the following you will be shown how to implement multicamera server console. This application is the most simple example what represents the complete app. It contains the elements:
- RTSP camera stream as Onvid camera.
- Connecting to an MJPEG stream and streaming it as Onvif camera
- Streaming USB camera as an Onvif camera
- ServerCount Gets the number of servers managed by the MultiCameraServer object.
- ServerList Gets the list of the servers.
- ConfigList Gets the list of the server configurations.
- EventHandler<CameraServerConnectionArgs> ClientConnected is raised when a client connects to a server managed by the MultiCameraServer object. This event must always be handled in order to connect the server's VideoSender and AudioSender with the client's VideoChannel and AudioChannel. In the handler you will be able to lay down conditions about the clients, the CameraServerConnectionArgs object will contain the server and client which wants to connect.
- EventHandler<CameraServerConnectionArgs> ClientDisconnected is raised when a client disconnects from a server managed by the MultiCameraServer. It is recommended to handle this event.
- EventHandler<MultiCameraServerArgs> ServerStarted raised when StartServer() method is called.
- EventHandler<MultiCameraServerArgs> ServerStopped is raised when StopServer() method is called .
- EventHandler<EventArgs> AllServersStarted is raised when StartAllServers() method is called.
- EventHandler<EventArgs> AllServersStopped is raised when StopAllServers() method is called.
- AddNewServer(CameraServerConfig config) Configuration for the new server.
- Config: configuration for the new server.
- CameraServer GetServer(CameraServerConfig conf) Gets the server definied by the given config.
- Conf: CameraServerConfiguration object which identifies the server based on the Ip Address and port number.
- RemoveServer(CameraServerConfig conf) Removes a server definied by the given config.
- Conf: CameraServerConfiguration object which identifies the server based on the Ip Address and port number.
- StartServer(CameraServerConfig conf) Starts the server definied by the given config.
- Conf: CameraServerConfiguration object which identifies the server based on the Ip Address and port number.
- StopServer(CameraServerConfig conf) Stops the server definied by the given config.
- Conf:CameraServerConfiguration object which identifies the server based on the Ip Address and port number.
- StopAllServers() Stops all servers.
- StartAllServers() Starts all servers.
- ClearAll() Removes all the servers managed by the MultiCameraServer object.
- ModifyServerConfig(CameraServerConfig oldconf, CameraServerConfig config) Modifies a server identified by the oldconf parameter. If the server was running it will be stopped and restared after the modification.
- Oldconf: CameraServerConfiguration object which identifies the server based on the Ip Address and port number.
- Config: New configuration which will replace the old.
- How can I get the URL of the camera?You can get the URL from the producer of the camera. (In the 10th tutorial you can find information on how to create an own IP camera discoverer program.)
- I have not managed to build the solution. How to solve it?
- Please set the Target framework property of the project to .NET 4.0.
- You should add the OzekiSDK.dll to the references of the solution.
- Please import the missing classes.
The program runs an Onvif protocol for every server.
For example we can connect to an MJPEG stream and we can also stream it disguised as an Onvif camera. It is quite useful, because it displays itself on the network, therefore everything that knows Onvif protocol will see it.
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Figure 1 - Your console output
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Connecting to your Onvif IP camera*
Try the following connection options in iSpy or Agent to connect to your Onvif IP camera. If an FFMPEG option is available we recommend you try that first as it will often be faster and include audio support. You can also try the VLC plugin if the FFMPEG option isn't working.
The settings for Onvif cameras are built right into our free surveillance software - click 'Add' then 'IP camera with wizard' to automatically setup your Onvif cameras. Remember to also try connecting via ONVIF as Onvif cameras may support ONVIF connections as well.
Start typing in the 'Make' box to find your camera. If your camera is not listed then click 'Get Latest List' in settings or when on the add camera wizard. If you need to modify the URL then add or edit the Onvif camera and you can modify the connection type and URL in the video source dialog (button is top of the first tab).
The settings for Onvif cameras are built right into our free surveillance software - click 'Add' then 'IP camera with wizard' to automatically setup your Onvif cameras. Remember to also try connecting via ONVIF as Onvif cameras may support ONVIF connections as well.
Start typing in the 'Make' box to find your camera. If your camera is not listed then click 'Get Latest List' in settings or when on the add camera wizard. If you need to modify the URL then add or edit the Onvif camera and you can modify the connection type and URL in the video source dialog (button is top of the first tab).
Onvif compatible software*
Tip: Click a model to generate a URL for your camera
Models | Type | Protocol | Path |
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001111, 23344, 380, 3805P, 3851, 4312B, 49336059, 57ii, Cotier_TV631W-ip, d53m02, DONPHIA, Euronet, GW5050IP, ipc6200, IPD-E2A5L18-BS, Jidetech, m2-p488, Main, NAUM, NAUM2, NAUM3, ONVIF CAMERA, ONVIF_IPNC, Other, patton, POE-661B, PROVISION ISR, SC3V-1, techma, TH32E-ONVIF, V380, v380 pro, V380-Q10 | FFMPEG | rtsp:// | /mpeg4 |
342, 5MPtopsee, 5MPTOPSEE, 960p, 960Pchina spot 2019, d53m02, diamond, gw security 5mg, gwsecurity 5mb, ipc6200, IPC-F20M, IPD-E2A5L18-BS, JH720e1, LBH30SE200W4, lsvision, model 2000, ONVIF_IPNC, Other, rhbr, Secureye, westmile, zsvdr | FFMPEG | rtsp:// | /mpeg4cif |
5MPTOPSEE, Other, VNcam | MJPEG | http:// | cgi-bin/video.cgi?msubmenu=mjpg |
9411, DomeCam, DONPHIA, eyeonet4k, Other, PROVISION ISR, Sibell IP, Techson S1Pro52030IM, tvt | FFMPEG | rtsp:// | /profile1 |
AK-HD54F245, gate 1, granstream, MC400L, NDR-405-P-BGZ20, oma, ONVIF_IPNC, Other, Other, PTXDome1, PTZ, S3VC, sc3v, SV-B06POE-1080P-A, V380 | FFMPEG | rtsp:// | /stream0 |
DOMECAM, IPC, Other, PTZ | FFMPEG | rtsp:// | /0 |
DOMECAM, IPC-model, Other, Other_onvif, profile s, PTZ, S3VC, SC3V-1, VESKYS | JPEG | http:// | snap.jpg?JpegCam=[CHANNEL] |
Ipc | FFMPEG | rtsp:// | /profile2 |
ipc2122 | FFMPEG | rtsp:// | /h264_stream |
IPC-HDBW4431R-ZS, IPHD, Other, PTZ | JPEG | http:// | cgi-bin/snapshot.cgi?chn=[CHANNEL]&u=[USERNAME]&p=[PASSWORD] |
IPG-7920PHM-AI/T7H, Other, QD900, V380 | FFMPEG | rtsp:// | /live/0/MAIN |
MC400L | JPEG | http:// | cgi-bin/snapshot.cgi?loginuse=[USERNAME]&loginpas=[PASSWORD] |
Model S, Other, v380, V380 | VLC | rtsp:// | live/ch00_0 |
NLISTED, Other | JPEG | http:// | snapshot.jpg?account=[USERNAME]&password=[PASSWORD] |
ONVIF Camera | JPEG | http:// | cgi-bin/CGIProxy.fcgi?cmd=snapPicture2&usr=[USERNAME]&pwd=[PASSWORD] |
Other | JPEG | http:// | cgi-bin/CGIProxy.fcgi?cmd=snapPicture2&usr=[USERNAME]&pwd=[PASSWORD]& |
Other, TH38M-ONVIF-P2P | MJPEG | http:// | videostream.cgi?user=[USERNAME]&pwd=[PASSWORD]&resolution=32&rate=0 |
Other | FFMPEG | rtsp:// | /cam/realmonitor |
Other, Other, Profile S, PTZ, SC3V-1 | JPEG | http:// | tmpfs/auto.jpg |
Other | JPEG | http:// | snapshot.jpg?user=[USERNAME]&pwd=[PASSWORD] |
Other | FFMPEG | rtsp:// | /profile0 |
PTZ, PTZ1, YN-AJ8079R-POE | FFMPEG | rtsp:// | /stream1 |
Shenzhen Jiaxinjie Technology Co. Ltd | FFMPEG | rtsp:// | h264 |
TH38M-ONVIF-P2P, VESKYS | JPEG | http:// | img/snapshot.cgi?size=2 |
Veskys | FFMPEG | rtsp:// | /tcp/av0_0 |
Weird | FFMPEG | http:// | videostream.asf?usr=[USERNAME]&pwd=[PASSWORD] |
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