Hi Henrik,
Thank you for the quick reply. Appreciated!
Some details on what I have:
I can access the cam admin page via Chrome on HTTP and under ‘Network’ there is a tab called ‘Onvif’
Two settings are both enabled; Onvif settings: [ENABLED/ON] and Onvif checking : [ENABLED/ON]
In NCS, I go to Edit the video source, ONVIF Source, browse and then it finds the cam (IP, MAC, Name). I select and click the check mark.
This then populates the first field calld ‘1. Select ONVIF Source’ with ‘http://192.168.0.75/onvif/device_service’.
I then enter the admin username and password in the ‘2. Provide credentials’, and click ‘Get Profiles’.
I can see it does something (mouse cursor briefly goes to the Windows ring of patience), but in the third field called ‘3. Select Profile’ between ‘ONVIF Profile’ and ‘PTZ Mode’ the drop down list seems to be empty/grayed out. I click the tick in the bottom, and I get a red screen “Connection failed”
If I go into the Event logs, I get:
Exception (Web) while connecting to http://192.168.0.75:554/main.html?id=1&playtype=iv
Exception Detail:The remote server returned an error: (401) Unauthorized.
This is a bit more helpful, so I created a new user called ‘read’ as a ‘viewer’ and tested again, but still the same issue.
I have a bit of time on my hands tonight to do what you suggested ere: Connect custom IP camera video feed in Netcam Studio
I am pretty sure, as you said, it will be supported. Fingers crossed and I will report back!
The software that can show the video feed (on Windows 10 x64) is called iSmartViewPro