CMIP3233-S?
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According to the specifications of this camera it supports ONVIF, so it's likely that it will work in SecuritySpy (simply create a new network device, enter the camera's IP address, username/password, and select the ONVIF profile from the list). However, as we haven't tested this camera ourselves (or other cameras from the same manufacturer), we cannot be 100% sure that it will work. If you decide to use this camera with SecuritySpy, please report back.
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Hey,
Thanks for the note. I have been trying various things without success yet. ;-) If I do figure out the correct settings I will follow up here. (The camera itself seems like it is working well and has a nice picture). It always returns a communication error no matter what parameters I use. (e.g. ONVIF port 12001, RTSP port 554 or the defaults). I know it is the correct username and password. The three different "Format" options didn't help. :-)
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UPDATE:
I just typed all that and then thought I'd just try the "Manual" settings and turn off ONVIF completely. Lo and behold I have video now! So it WORKS!
All the default ports worked - just the IP, username and password and RTSP-over-HTTP were required.
I'm going to play a bit more to make sure it is working, then pay! [It all seems to be working so I just bought it - thanks for the suggestions above]
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Great to hear you got it working!
I'm not sure why the ONVIF setting didn't work - if you got a communications error this indicates that possibly the port number entered into SecuritySpy is wrong. SecuritySpy assumes that port 80 is used, however some cameras use a different port for ONVIF. Did you check the camera's user manual for this information?
In any case, if it's working in manual mode then stick with that!
