Search found 5 matches

Ryan, They're Panasonic BL-C210's. And yeah, when VDV is working fine, and more than one other person also connects to the camera and starts watching the feed, VDV loses the stream, and doesn't reconnect automatically (I'll find this sometimes days later that VDV has lost a connection to a camera, a...

And to answer, VDV is 1.4.2. The server is a last generation Xserve. Dual 4-core Nehalems at 2.26ghz (total of 16 logical cores). Running 10.6.8 Server. As I said, it never gets above about 20% load, and it's currently doing nothing else but VDV. All the video is being saved to a 3rd HD in the syste...

I assure you, none of this is the issue. As I said, I can get it to do exactly what I want manually. I set the camera to serve still images to guests, and live video to logged in users. This works, perfectly. But when I do this, VDV can no longer connect to the camera (since I'm guessing it is just ...

This is not correct. The camera lets you set permissions for users. I can say "guests only get one image per x seconds", but logged in users can get full video. Once I set guest to only get still images, VDV stops working for that camera, even though a logged in user, via the camera's inte...

So, we use a lot of panasonic cameras, and it seems the current models, when you exceed the 2-3 simultaneous connections, Vitamin D loses contact with the camera, and doesn't automatically reconnect (which could just be a bug, not sure). Anyway, I'd like to change the cameras to only give static ima...