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ioan
Roku Guru
9 years ago

IP Camera Viewer Basic and Pro, fresh out of the oven (ONVIF, RTSP coming soon)

I'm proud to announce the release of IP Camera Viewer (two versions, Basic and Pro). Get them in the channel store while they are still warm: Basic:  https://my.roku.com/add/IPCAMVIEWBASIC ...
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ioan
Roku Guru
9 years ago
"DerbyDale" wrote:
The http://USER:PASSWORD@192.168.1.146:80/cgi-bin/mjpg/video.cgi ?[channel=<1>]&subtype=1 works in chrome for me too, but still doesn't work in the program.  I have tried it with and without the space before the question mark.   edit: I filled out the IP and username fields and only entered  /cgi-bin/mjpg/video.cgi ?[channel=<1>]&subtype=1 in the MJPG section.


You should try without the space before the "?"

Also, does any of you know what's the working link to get snapshots from the camera (jpeg)? If I know both working links, I could add the Amcrest cameras to the collection of example cameras
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wbutvinik
Channel Surfer
6 years ago
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    ioan
    Roku Guru
    6 years ago

    Someone figured out a way to install rokuphp (the addon for the H264 streams) to Nginx, I'm quoting his message:

     

    Thanks for the IP Camera app -- I've found it very useful on our Roku.

    I wanted to setup the HLS transcoding (I wanted better video quality and I also have a camera that does h.264, but no jpeg -- so couldn't see it in your app).

    However, instead of running it on a dedicated raspberry pi, I wanted to run it on my existing server (which already runs Nginx and pihole).

    I made notes on how to set this up, here's a link in case it is of any interest to you (feel free to re-publish or use in any way if you want).

    See the file README-nginx.md in https://github.com/mikecarlton/rokuphp