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Nathanmf

Integrating CCTV to a website for Virtual Tours

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Hi Guys,

 

Has anyone got any experience taking a snapshot from multiple cameras from a Dahua NVR and putting them onto a Website to create a virtual tour. We would like to take the snapshot daily so that people can see what is and what isn't in stock at any different time.

 

Any Idea or any experiences?

 

Cheers,

Nathan

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Hello,

you can test this

 

- rtsp from dahua -

rtsp://IP:PORT/cam/realmonitor?channel=CHANNEL&subtype=ENCODING&authbasic=LOGIN

Example values using DVR default settings ..

IP: 192.168.1.108

Port: 554

Channel: 1

Encoding: 00 (Main Stream)

Login: YWRtaW46YWRtaW4= (admin)

from - http://www.bahamassecurity.com/articles/dahua-rtsp-stream.asp

 

- integrate with web page -

http://foscam.us/forum/showing-secure-methods-using-php-to-display-your-ip-cameras-t8721.html

from - search on this forum

 

it works ok, ( I am not an web programmer)

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you will find here an possible mod

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http://foscam.us/forum/a-how-to-embed-any-foscam-ip-camera-in-webpage-using-1-line-t9113.html#p44400

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here is my js reload function used for testing:

 

function reload()

{

setTimeout('reloadImg("refresh")',1000)

};

function reloadImg(id)

{

var obj = document.getElementById(id);

var date = new Date();

obj.src = "http://IPaddress:port/snapshot.cgi?user=user&pwd=password&t=" + Math.floor(date.getTime()/1000);

}

 

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for more help - read full version of http://foscam.us/forum/showing-secure-methods-using-php-to-display-your-ip-cameras-t8721.html

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If your cameras share your local area network then exposing them to outside access is not the wisest course of action; it would be better to segregate such cameras on a isolated network.

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If your cameras share your local area network then exposing them to outside access is not the wisest course of action; it would be better to segregate such cameras on a isolated network.

 

They will be on an isolated network.

 

But this comment above does not give me any insight into how to achieve what I want to do..

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