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Has anyone used DNS-323 with IP cameras? To be more clear, I mean running a surveillance application on DNS-323 to record video from network cameras?
In that way I don't have to have the computer running the camera's software running.
Thank you in advance.
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When you only want to store images from the camera it's easy. Just write a script which pulls an image regularly using wget. For instance:
#!/ffp/bin/sh
counter=1
while [ true ]; do
wget -q http://<ip of camera>/dir/lastimage.jpg -O=${counter}.jpg
counter=$( expr $counter + 1 )
sleep 60
doneto store an image every minute.
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It might depend on the ip camera itself - several of D-Link's ip camera can write directly to a NAS without any additional software
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Thank you for the posts.
Unfortunately my Level One cameras don't have an option to record directly on NAS without software running. Also I want to have video recorded.
Please let me know whether it is possible.
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Hí frakiad!
Are your cameras have own admin site? Where you can set the needed parameters?
I would like to buy some IP cameras for home surviv. and I like to adjust some parameters like the area of alert, the time of record, etc.
Best Regards:
C.
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do you have an option to FTP the video to a server
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They do have an option to upoload video on an ftp server through motion detection, but the length of each video that's recorded is 2 sec, so hundrends of files are created.
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fragkiad wrote:
They do have an option to upoload video on an ftp server through motion detection, but the length of each video that's recorded is 2 sec, so hundrends of files are created.
2 Sec Video !!! that very useful isnt it :-\
Anyway to change the time limit? which cam are you using??
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