Is there any documentation on the URLs this camera supports?
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The user manual can be available here&#65306; http://www.huacam.com/jdownloads/HUACAM/hcv724_user_manual.pdf
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The only documentation I'm aware of is at https://app.box.com/s/pgxevk7rj5tb9l3bdpkz
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It kind of works with any camera that does not require special software to access its images. It creates WiFi server using the mass storage driver from the card the storage works like regular card for the camera it creates its own network AP for you to access I have not played with it too much I have not figured out if it can be used on existing network as a node but documentation says it can be done along with push that I have not tried either.
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Hi Iym, go to this link, http://docs.sony.com/release/ILCE-5000_DigitalCamera_HelpGuide_EN.pdf -Vincent
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I think there are guides online, but I woulnd't bother: http://robbury.com/pandigital-photo-frame-video-format-nightmare.html
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Yes, I also recommend IP Cam Viewer as it works with a great many camera models.The web interface also works just like it does on any normal PC too.
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The camera does support RTSP according to the admin page for the camera: http://note.io/1kRBGgb I have not tried to use RTSP myself, so I can't speak to how well it works.
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The software is just some basic IP WEBCAM Config software. Its straightforward and simple to use. The camera itself will work just fine with any IP Camera software. Its pretty basic and works like a charm.
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That question depends on how much networking knowledge you have. On the same subnet yes only ip and ie is needed. From the Internet you will need a dynamic dns service if you don't have a static ip. If you do, then just open the appropriate port you chose in the camera config. You can create different accounts on the actual camera firmware and give permissions for viewing. This camera is not a plug and play solution for internet viewing. It is possible with setup though. I work in IT btw.
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Go to the description for the cord all the compatible cameras are listed there
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Thanks. Afraid not. Seems it is not ONVIF Protocol. It supports ONVIF IP camera.
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The drivers you need to find are pretty easy to download if you know what components you have. I'm answering this on mine I finished up a few months ago. The only driver I haven't found yet is for the webcam and they don't have a manufacturer listed anywhere. If you have any questions let me know.
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It has a built-in web browser - just log in via your phone, tablet, or computer - http://IPADDRESS. http://blog.coultard.com/2012/01/how-to-configure-easyn-ip-web-camera.html
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Yes, there is, when you install the camera they provide you with a link to the app.
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Ok, since any browser can access the built-in web server on the camera--It makes no difference! You actually will not be using any software on your mac but your safari Browser! Once you connect to the camera web server and logon, you will be asked what format to PUSH to your browser. I use straight java. You will not be able to listen or talk through the camera using your MAC, unfortunately that appears to be just Internet Explorer Active X code. I have an android 4.x (Unix) smartphone and can view my camera and point it from anywhere in the world that I have a connection using any of three browsers. I set my router to port forward a special self-defined port number (eg: port 808) and call it via my fixed ip address directly, no DNS services required since I use the ISP assigned fixed ip address. The generic URL format with port definition looks like 123.123.123.123:808 where you'd substitute the 808 with what ever incomming port number you defined on your router to forward to the camera. I love the camera, and have it set to email me motion-alarm photos directly to my gmail account. Nothing is stored locally. If/when someone messes with or steals the camera, I'll have photos of 'em stored on my gmail account for prosecution.
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Hi. configuration is fully automatic, all you need to know is the password for the router. Once the camera is connected to your router, accessing it via internet is as easy as making a phone call to someone.
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Yes, camera have changable port settings. But port forrwarding You configure in own router settings.