RVmedia adn ONVIF Standard

RVMedia support and discussion (components for displaying and controlling IP cameras, webcams, video conferencing, video chats, recording audio and video files)
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magickh
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RVmedia adn ONVIF Standard

Post by magickh »

Dear community,

up to now i am using trial version 2.2.3 of rvmedia. i want to get different streams from ip cameras. all cameras are using ONVIF standard but unfortunaltey for the rvcameras it is not enough to enter just IP address.

did somebody have experience in using ONVIF together with rvmedia.

Thanks a lot for your help.

Regards

magickh
Sergey Tkachenko
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Post by Sergey Tkachenko »

RVMedia does not implement ONVIF yet, it is planned for future.

The current version of RVMedia can detect several cameras providing MJPEG streams. To do it, you need to specify IP address and port, and call SearchCamera. You can test it in our MediaTest demo.

If your camera provides not MJPEG but H264 stream, or it is not detected by SearchCamera, the only way is to get video from it (in RVMedia) is specifying the exact URL for video stream. If it is MJPEG, you can test it in our MediaTest demo as well.
If it is H264, you need to install GStreamer or FFMpeg. You can test it in our GStreamer and FFmpeg demos.

PS: Our plans for future:
1) FreePascal versions for Windows and Linux
2) Improving SearchCamera to detect H264 stream (using the same method as used for detecting MJPEG streams)
3) ONVIF support.
It may take a time.
panlab_mf
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Re: RVmedia adn ONVIF Standard

Post by panlab_mf »

Hi All,

Any news regarding ONVIF support plans?

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Re: RVmedia adn ONVIF Standard

Post by Sergey Tkachenko »

Sorry, plans were reconsidered. FireMonkey has higher priority.
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