Wovenx wrote:

M7MY ip cam from microseven  - can't get it to work with IP basic. Any ideas? I use the discovery and it finds the ip/port/camera - but the scan for onvif finds no mjpeg  URLs?
How exactly does the app work? "Discover" shows a "link" (ONVIF) but selecting that doesn't work.

ioan wrote:

Wovenx wrote:

M7MY ip cam from microseven  - can't get it to work with IP basic. Any ideas? I use the discovery and it finds the ip/port/camera - but the scan for onvif finds no mjpeg  URLs?
How exactly does the app work? "Discover" shows a "link" (ONVIF) but selecting that doesn't work.

The application only works with cameras that support jpeg/mjpeg encoding. If your camera has a "substream" make sure is configured as "mjpeg".

Thanks - I've contacted the company to check this out.

Wovenx wrote:

ioan wrote:

Wovenx wrote:

M7MY ip cam from microseven  - can't get it to work with IP basic. Any ideas? I use the discovery and it finds the ip/port/camera - but the scan for onvif finds no mjpeg  URLs?

The application only works with cameras that support jpeg/mjpeg encoding. If your camera has a "substream" make sure is configured as "mjpeg".

Thanks - I've contacted the company to check this out.

I spoke to the company and they said it supports jpeg ....

brenbart wrote:

Would this app work with any of the video doorbells? (nest, ring, skybell, etc)

I want to get a video doorbell but don't want creepy Alexa/Google home devices surveiling me all the time.   <sigh>  Although one wonders how different they are from carrying a smartphone around all the time.

rmcgarity wrote:

Thank you very much for creating this Roku station! I have an EasyN 1080P camera that is ONVIF and P2P compatible. I have successfully connected to it with the EasyN Android app, and the TinyCam Android app, too. But the IP Camera Viewer Pro is unable to find it automatically. If I manually provide the URL (192.168.1.43), and port 8080, login and password, it is still unable to connect to it. Do you have any suggestions?

edcurtis wrote:

I've got my Raspberry Pi configured to stream 4 cameras.  The Pro app has been configured with the Pi IP address and it found and imported all 4 cameras.  I can stream each of these cameras individually, but when I try to use them in grid view or in the screen saver they don't show up.  The only cameras that show up there to select are ones that I add manually without going through the Pi.  Is it possible to use these Raspberry Pi cameras in the grid view?

ioan wrote:

edcurtis wrote:

I've got my Raspberry Pi configured to stream 4 cameras.  The Pro app has been configured with the Pi IP address and it found and imported all 4 cameras.  I can stream each of these cameras individually, but when I try to use them in grid view or in the screen saver they don't show up.  The only cameras that show up there to select are ones that I add manually without going through the Pi.  Is it possible to use these Raspberry Pi cameras in the grid view?

Roku doesn't support playing multiple video streams,  so is not possible to have grid view.

edcurtis wrote:

ioan wrote:

edcurtis wrote:

I've got my Raspberry Pi configured to stream 4 cameras.  The Pro app has been configured with the Pi IP address and it found and imported all 4 cameras.  I can stream each of these cameras individually, but when I try to use them in grid view or in the screen saver they don't show up.  The only cameras that show up there to select are ones that I add manually without going through the Pi.  Is it possible to use these Raspberry Pi cameras in the grid view?

Roku doesn't support playing multiple video streams,  so is not possible to have grid view.

Then how does the Grid view work if multiple streams aren't supported?