Does anyone know of a DVR that runs Linux that does NOT USE Active-X, and/or allows logging in directly?
All I keep running into are crap that ->requires<- IE, and don't allow directly logging in.
mark
On Wed, Jul 31, 2013 at 8:10 PM, m.roth@5-cent.us wrote:
Does anyone know of a DVR that runs Linux that does NOT USE Active-X, and/or allows logging in directly?
MythTV? It has a web UI.
Arun Khan wrote:
On Wed, Jul 31, 2013 at 8:10 PM, m.roth@5-cent.us wrote:
Does anyone know of a DVR that runs Linux that does NOT USE Active-X, and/or allows logging in directly?
MythTV? It has a web UI.
No joy, either this, nor zoneminder. Right now, we just have motion running on the servers that have the USB cameras plugged in; after the recent grief we had with the last upgrade to CentOS, when I wound up moving one camera that just would not work - the top 10% of the screen was fine, and the rest green, and the other I had to change the resolution to 240x360 to get it to not do that, my manager asked me to look into appliances that we could manage from our servers.
We've found Zmodo, and another one, but with *both* of them, though the DVR that comes with the set is running Linux, web control *REQURES* IE, and you can't log in directly using ssh or telnet.
mark
If the camera is running on Windows, you can probably stream directly from the device using ffmpeg. See here for details: http://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/DirectShow You would set the input as the camera and the output as a file, and add any codec options you want, etc...
I'm sure there's probably a similar mode for Linux. If nothing else, you can probe the camera to see what modes it supports, etc..., to make sure you're picking one that works,
❧ Brian Mathis
On Wed, Jul 31, 2013 at 10:33 AM, m.roth@5-cent.us wrote:
Arun Khan wrote:
On Wed, Jul 31, 2013 at 8:10 PM, m.roth@5-cent.us wrote:
Does anyone know of a DVR that runs Linux that does NOT USE Active-X, and/or allows logging in directly?
MythTV? It has a web UI.
No joy, either this, nor zoneminder. Right now, we just have motion running on the servers that have the USB cameras plugged in; after the recent grief we had with the last upgrade to CentOS, when I wound up moving one camera that just would not work - the top 10% of the screen was fine, and the rest green, and the other I had to change the resolution to 240x360 to get it to not do that, my manager asked me to look into appliances that we could manage from our servers.
We've found Zmodo, and another one, but with *both* of them, though the DVR that comes with the set is running Linux, web control *REQURES* IE, and you can't log in directly using ssh or telnet.
mark
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