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  4. Posted

    Already quite off topic, but Rory, there's no problem with the BlueNet video server, or its' ActiveX control. It's one of the best MJpeg based video servers. It's made by Cynix, Kroea. I'm sourcing quite a lot of them, and got the SDK if you're interested...

    Intellicam did a nice implementation of an Argus standalone dvr with this video server.

  5. Posted

    Yes, it's a nice dvr. They are basically all the same with a few modifications.

    120fps is for multiplexed display, while recording goes 30fps total.

    This one is Taiwanese, and is stable. There's a version with motion detection, which is quite useful.

  19. Posted

    127.0.0.1 on the camera pc may open the web interface but i get a "cannot access this page" message (all personal firewalls were off so they would not interfere.)

     

    This shouldn't happen unless:

    - The main application is not running while you try to connect.

    - Something is blocking the connection. I would guess it's a software firewall.

     

    As for your try of port forwarding, it won't go with the AnyKeeper. No way to get the web based viewing interface, unless your modem is connected directly to the dvr computer. You will have to use the Remote Client. You should forward port 8013 (Default, but can be changed in settings) on the router to same port on the dvr computer.

     

    Anyway, you should pass the first stage first, but you'll get to it eventually. Good luck

  20. Posted

    It's a known problem with AnyKeeper.

    Just as you've noticed, remote used ports varies, so there isn't a simple solution for that. I personally was not able to make it work, but I've heard that it's possible by forwarding a wide range of ports.

     

    No such issue with MagicRadar though.

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