Can you email me a screenshot of the full VDV app window? ryan @ this domain. Your previous picture was helpful, just wanna make sure I have a clear/exact view of what is going on.
If I'm reading correctly, you already have a windows server hooked up to your TV? In that case you could easily use Window's Remote Desktop functionality to connect to and view your VDV machine, or you could use other screen sharing software, such as VNC.
Hi JPElectron, Have you accessed 'cache' video before? If not, here is how, please give this a try: 1) Make sure you have a single camera selected in the search view. You can't view anything other than clips matching rules when on 'all cameras'. 2) Once a camera is selected, you should then see gree...
Hi Bytorok, What resolution is the camera set to stream at? And when you set up the camera what resolution did you select as "Scale video to"? If you export a clip from vdv (from search view Tools->Export Clip...) and open the file in an external video player or inspect it from the file sy...
There is not currently a way to change the aspect ratio of the playback windows in VDV. However, the video should be aspect ratio scaled rather than "squeezed" (which to me implies one dimension is being stretched). Please let me know if that is not the case.
Hiya Bytorok, Foscam recently gave me access to a FI9821W in their offices and I was able to successfully connect from VDV via the following: Foscam FI9821W, FI9801W, and FI9802W Protocol: http Stream path: cgi-bin/CGIStream.cgi?cmd=GetMJStream&usr=YOURUSERNAME&pwd=YOURPASSWORD Notes: Must h...
Hi ivtecc, I'm sorry that you're having trouble. It would be great if you could go to "Help->Report a Problem..." after the emails stop sending (be sure to include your email so we can get back to you!). This will send us some logs that might give us some insight into what is going on. In ...
VDV will not stream from a file natively, but you can use other software to stream the video file and set up Vitamin D to read from that. I don't have any suggestions offhand, though I *think* I've done this with VLC before.
Hiya tlpitch - Just a few quick and dirty suggestions, there's always the bolted down/locked in a drawer external hardware option. You could also have a small (netbookish, or even raspberry pi based system if you wanna get really DIY) system tucked/locked away somewhere in your house running an ftp ...