IP Cameras - Revision history

Mcefan at 07:21, 23 October 2012

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Mcefan at 09:15, 18 October 2012

2012-10-18T09:15:26Z

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Mcefan at 09:14, 18 October 2012

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Mcefan at 04:44, 9 October 2012

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	~~[[Category: Tutorials]]~~
	==Introduction==		==Introduction==
	IP cameras, a.k.a. "network cameras", are digital cameras that have a built-in web server. This allows the camera to be accessed by any computer on the same network using a web browser. Video is streamed to the web browser from the camera without additional equipment. In a LinuxMCE system, IP cameras are easy to setup, but require some extra manipulation to get them to record.		IP cameras, a.k.a. "network cameras", are digital cameras that have a built-in web server. This allows the camera to be accessed by any computer on the same network using a web browser. Video is streamed to the web browser from the camera without additional equipment. In a LinuxMCE system, IP cameras are easy to setup, but require some extra manipulation to get them to record.

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2011-09-27T13:56:41Z

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	==Introduction==		==Introduction==
	IP cameras, a.k.a. "network cameras", are digital cameras that have a built-in web server. This <span class="plainlinks">[http://www.thepiggybackrider.com/ <span style="color:black;font-weight:normal; text-decoration:none!important; background:none!important; text-decoration:none;/CITATION/">child carrier</span>]</span> allows the camera to be accessed by any computer on the same network using a web browser. Video is streamed to the web browser from the camera without additional equipment. In a LinuxMCE system, IP cameras are easy to setup, but require some extra manipulation to get them to record.		IP cameras, a.k.a. "network cameras", are digital cameras that have a built-in web server. This allows the camera to be accessed by any computer on the same network using a web browser. Video is streamed to the web browser from the camera without additional equipment. In a LinuxMCE system, IP cameras are easy to setup, but require some extra manipulation to get them to record.

	=IP Cameras and Motion Wrapper=		=IP Cameras and Motion Wrapper=
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	* Now on the right window pane, scroll down to the bottom and find the field named "Configuration". This is where you put your cameras URL normally used by your web browser, to view your cameras video feed. My examples are based on Axis based IP Cameras.		* Now on the right window pane, scroll down to the bottom and find the field named "Configuration". This is where you put your cameras URL normally used by your web browser, to view your cameras video feed. My examples are based on Axis based IP Cameras.
	~~<~~pre>		<pre>
	netcam_url http://~~<~~you.cameras.ip.addreess>/mjpg/video.mjpg		netcam_url http://<you.cameras.ip.addreess>/mjpg/video.mjpg
	netcam_userpass username:password		netcam_userpass username:password
	~~<~~/pre>		</pre>
	* Now click save at the bottom, RESTART your router, now on your mce interface go to "Security" -> "Generic Analog Camera" and see if it's working.		* Now click save at the bottom, RESTART your router, now on your mce interface go to "Security" -> "Generic Analog Camera" and see if it's working.

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	Axis camera is auto detected and device is generated, but not under Motion as parent. If you run IP Camera under moton you get all features motion has (motion detection,recording,etc...). Quick and not so clean workaround for adding IP camera device under Motion:		Axis camera is auto detected and device is generated, but not under Motion as parent. If you run IP Camera under moton you get all features motion has (motion detection,recording,etc...). Quick and not so clean workaround for adding IP camera device under Motion:

	#Add Generic Analog Camera #66 Device~~<~~br>		#Add Generic Analog Camera #66 Device<br>
	#Change Configuraton field to add data for IP camera~~<~~br>~~<~~br>		#Change Configuraton field to add data for IP camera<br><br>
	Example for Axis camera :		Example for Axis camera :

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	* Try to use ftp to connect to your camera. The username and pass is usually whatever you set up on the web interface of the camera. Traverse the folders to find your html documents folder. Typically, your looking for a .jpg or .mjpg file to point the Motion Wrapper to. For example, these are the possible links on an Axis 2100 IP Camera.		* Try to use ftp to connect to your camera. The username and pass is usually whatever you set up on the web interface of the camera. Traverse the folders to find your html documents folder. Typically, your looking for a .jpg or .mjpg file to point the Motion Wrapper to. For example, these are the possible links on an Axis 2100 IP Camera.
	~~<~~pre>		<pre>
	/jpg/image.jpg (Works fine using the wrapper)		/jpg/image.jpg (Works fine using the wrapper)
	/mjpg/video.mjpg (Works fine using the wrapper)		/mjpg/video.mjpg (Works fine using the wrapper)
	/cgi-bin/jpg/image.cgi (I could not get this one working under the wrapper)		/cgi-bin/jpg/image.cgi (I could not get this one working under the wrapper)
	/cgi-bin/mjpg/video.cgi (Again, could not get it to work)		/cgi-bin/mjpg/video.cgi (Again, could not get it to work)
	~~<~~/pre>		</pre>

AHagerty93: None

2011-09-27T08:14:26Z

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	[[Category: Tutorials]]		[[Category: Tutorials]]
	==Introduction==		==Introduction==
	IP cameras, a.k.a. "network cameras", are digital cameras that have a built-in web server. This allows the camera to be accessed by any computer on the same network using a web browser. Video is streamed to the web browser from the camera without additional equipment. In a LinuxMCE system, IP cameras are easy to setup, but require some extra manipulation to get them to record.		IP cameras, a.k.a. "network cameras", are digital cameras that have a built-in web server. This <span class="plainlinks">[http://www.thepiggybackrider.com/ <span style="color:black;font-weight:normal; text-decoration:none!important; background:none!important; text-decoration:none;/CITATION/">child carrier</span>]</span> allows the camera to be accessed by any computer on the same network using a web browser. Video is streamed to the web browser from the camera without additional equipment. In a LinuxMCE system, IP cameras are easy to setup, but require some extra manipulation to get them to record.

	=IP Cameras and Motion Wrapper=		=IP Cameras and Motion Wrapper=
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	* Now on the right window pane, scroll down to the bottom and find the field named "Configuration". This is where you put your cameras URL normally used by your web browser, to view your cameras video feed. My examples are based on Axis based IP Cameras.		* Now on the right window pane, scroll down to the bottom and find the field named "Configuration". This is where you put your cameras URL normally used by your web browser, to view your cameras video feed. My examples are based on Axis based IP Cameras.
	<pre>		<pre>
	netcam_url http://<you.cameras.ip.addreess>/mjpg/video.mjpg		netcam_url http://<you.cameras.ip.addreess>/mjpg/video.mjpg
	netcam_userpass username:password		netcam_userpass username:password
	</pre>		</pre>
	* Now click save at the bottom, RESTART your router, now on your mce interface go to "Security" -> "Generic Analog Camera" and see if it's working.		* Now click save at the bottom, RESTART your router, now on your mce interface go to "Security" -> "Generic Analog Camera" and see if it's working.

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	Axis camera is auto detected and device is generated, but not under Motion as parent. If you run IP Camera under moton you get all features motion has (motion detection,recording,etc...). Quick and not so clean workaround for adding IP camera device under Motion:		Axis camera is auto detected and device is generated, but not under Motion as parent. If you run IP Camera under moton you get all features motion has (motion detection,recording,etc...). Quick and not so clean workaround for adding IP camera device under Motion:

	#Add Generic Analog Camera #66 Device<br>		#Add Generic Analog Camera #66 Device<br>
	#Change Configuraton field to add data for IP camera<br><br>		#Change Configuraton field to add data for IP camera<br><br>
	Example for Axis camera :		Example for Axis camera :

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	* Try to use ftp to connect to your camera. The username and pass is usually whatever you set up on the web interface of the camera. Traverse the folders to find your html documents folder. Typically, your looking for a .jpg or .mjpg file to point the Motion Wrapper to. For example, these are the possible links on an Axis 2100 IP Camera.		* Try to use ftp to connect to your camera. The username and pass is usually whatever you set up on the web interface of the camera. Traverse the folders to find your html documents folder. Typically, your looking for a .jpg or .mjpg file to point the Motion Wrapper to. For example, these are the possible links on an Axis 2100 IP Camera.
	<pre>		<pre>
	/jpg/image.jpg (Works fine using the wrapper)		/jpg/image.jpg (Works fine using the wrapper)
	/mjpg/video.mjpg (Works fine using the wrapper)		/mjpg/video.mjpg (Works fine using the wrapper)
	/cgi-bin/jpg/image.cgi (I could not get this one working under the wrapper)		/cgi-bin/jpg/image.cgi (I could not get this one working under the wrapper)
	/cgi-bin/mjpg/video.cgi (Again, could not get it to work)		/cgi-bin/mjpg/video.cgi (Again, could not get it to work)
	</pre>		</pre>

The anxious: /* To add Motion Wrapper and IP Cameras */

2010-08-10T13:16:58Z

To add Motion Wrapper and IP Cameras

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	netcam_userpass username:password		netcam_userpass username:password
	</pre>		</pre>
	* Now click save at the bottom, ~~reload~~ your router, now on your mce interface go to "Security" -> "Generic Analog Camera" and see if it's working.		* Now click save at the bottom, RESTART your router, now on your mce interface go to "Security" -> "Generic Analog Camera" and see if it's working.

	==Adding Axis IP cameras to Motion==		==Adding Axis IP cameras to Motion==

Murcel at 17:39, 14 July 2009

2009-07-14T17:39:23Z

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	[[Category: Tutorials]]		[[Category: Tutorials]]
	~~[[Category: Cameras]]~~
	~~[[Category: Security]]~~
	==Introduction==		==Introduction==
	IP cameras, a.k.a. "network cameras", are digital cameras that have a built-in web server. This allows the camera to be accessed by any computer on the same network using a web browser. Video is streamed to the web browser from the camera without additional equipment. In a LinuxMCE system, IP cameras are easy to setup, but require some extra manipulation to get them to record.		IP cameras, a.k.a. "network cameras", are digital cameras that have a built-in web server. This allows the camera to be accessed by any computer on the same network using a web browser. Video is streamed to the web browser from the camera without additional equipment. In a LinuxMCE system, IP cameras are easy to setup, but require some extra manipulation to get them to record.

Murcel at 17:39, 14 July 2009

2009-07-14T17:39:01Z

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			[[Category: Tutorials]]
	[[Category: Cameras]]		[[Category: Cameras]]
	[[Category: Security]]		[[Category: Security]]

Perspectoff: /* To add Motion Wrapper and IP Cameras */

2008-05-24T23:38:24Z

To add Motion Wrapper and IP Cameras

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	==To add Motion Wrapper and IP Cameras==		==To add Motion Wrapper and IP Cameras==

	* Open your [[~~Linux MCE~~ Admin Website\|webadmin]] control panel and on the left pane at the bottom click on "Show Device Tree".		* Open your [[LinuxMCE Admin Website\|webadmin]] control panel and on the left pane at the bottom click on "Show Device Tree".

	* In the left pane Click on "core/hybrid".		* In the left pane Click on "core/hybrid".