I am desperate at this point, I have been using Google Gemini to try to get this issue resolved but it's more lost than I am. I am trying to use this camera over my front porch which has an overhang. I wanted to have the "Double Panorama" DE warped view feed into BlueIris. I have been able to successfully get this set up and feeding into it using the following urls
Main: /axis-media/media.amp?camera=3&videocodec=h264&videokeyframeinterval=5
Sub: /axis-media/media.amp?camera=3&videocodec=h264&videokeyframeinterval=5&streamprofile=SubStream
However Blue Iris keeps throwing a "Check Keyframes" error occasionally, but then at times works just fine but the stats don't really seem to be correct.
^ This is what it shows without the keyframe error ^
^ with keyframe error ^
I have gone into the cameras GUI and checked the settings under Video>Video Stream>Double Panorama
Image Tab
Image Appearance Section
Resolution 1920x1440
Compression: 0
Video Stream Limited to 5 FPS per viewer
H.264 Tab
Encoder Settings
GOP: Length: 5
H.264 Profile: Main
Bitrate Control Section
Use Maximum Bitrate: 4000 kbit/s
Essentially, I want the camera to have a Main and Sub Streams. I guess maybe this is more complicated because it has so many profiles for each of the "de-warped views". As for the Substream that I used in the one URL I found another section in the GUI under Video>Stream Profiles and I created a profile name for both a SubStream and a MainStream. Using: /axis-media/media.amp?camera=3&videocodec=h264&videokeyframeinterval=5&streamprofile=MainStream in BlueIris under in the Main URL field causes the main feed to go out. There is also a ONVIF media Profiles area in the camera GUI that is filled with a bunch of profiles.
Sorry for the long post but I am so used to the "Hikvision" main and sub encoding webpage.
Anyone have any suggestions or could help? The goal is a Main Stream that is fully quality at 5 FPS and a SubStream at a lower quality at 5FPS of the Double Panoramic View.
Main: /axis-media/media.amp?camera=3&videocodec=h264&videokeyframeinterval=5
Sub: /axis-media/media.amp?camera=3&videocodec=h264&videokeyframeinterval=5&streamprofile=SubStream
However Blue Iris keeps throwing a "Check Keyframes" error occasionally, but then at times works just fine but the stats don't really seem to be correct.
^ This is what it shows without the keyframe error ^
^ with keyframe error ^
I have gone into the cameras GUI and checked the settings under Video>Video Stream>Double Panorama
Image Tab
Image Appearance Section
Resolution 1920x1440
Compression: 0
Video Stream Limited to 5 FPS per viewer
H.264 Tab
Encoder Settings
GOP: Length: 5
H.264 Profile: Main
Bitrate Control Section
Use Maximum Bitrate: 4000 kbit/s
Essentially, I want the camera to have a Main and Sub Streams. I guess maybe this is more complicated because it has so many profiles for each of the "de-warped views". As for the Substream that I used in the one URL I found another section in the GUI under Video>Stream Profiles and I created a profile name for both a SubStream and a MainStream. Using: /axis-media/media.amp?camera=3&videocodec=h264&videokeyframeinterval=5&streamprofile=MainStream in BlueIris under in the Main URL field causes the main feed to go out. There is also a ONVIF media Profiles area in the camera GUI that is filled with a bunch of profiles.
Sorry for the long post but I am so used to the "Hikvision" main and sub encoding webpage.
Anyone have any suggestions or could help? The goal is a Main Stream that is fully quality at 5 FPS and a SubStream at a lower quality at 5FPS of the Double Panoramic View.