Excellent!
That is more information than I have, but it can also be dependent of camera and firmware if it is 0 or 1. If you go into the configuration in the camera you can maybe find out this channel 0 or 1.
If you connect with the web client and go to Source List you can actually see the resolution of the connected cameras. Since it is a 3MP camera you can probably select what to send on the different channels.
NCS includes an excerllent web server! In the web browser type http://ip-address to the compter running ncs or localhost and port 8100. http://ip-number:8100 NCS will respond with a login area.
If the web browser is on the same computer as NCS you can type http://localhost:8100 and ypu will get a login screen back. Enter information and now you should have the web client running. In the drop down menu to the left you have Source list and many other good things☺
You can read that in my earlier post which I now see that I send to myself, haha . What an ego am I
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NCS includes an excellent web server! In the web browser type http://ip-address to the computer running ncs or type localhost and port 8100. http://ip-number:8100 NCS will respond with a login area.
If the web browser is on the same computer as NCS you can type http://localhost:8100 and you will get a login screen back. Enter information and now you should have the web client running. In the drop down menu to the left you have Source list and many other good things:slight_smile: