Finally, a HC2 / HCL Workaround to RTSP / H.264 IP Cameras - 100% Working solution

[10der 382]

fibaro issues.

alas. 

fibaro Ui do not update cam state anymore. 5 cams + 1cam with my proxy with same behavior.

that's' all folks.

[RH_Dreambox 66]

@10der
Have you managed to fix the problem of not updating the video image?

Thanks to your script, I get video (still image) from my TX-67 and I can also take snapshots.
But I miss moving pictures (and controlling the camera). My Raspberry cameras are updating properly so there is probably no error in the GUI.

I now also know why the TX-67 can no longer be integrated into Fibaro, see below.

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Dahua IP cameras are NOT supported anymore.

In fact, most IP cameras with latest firmware will stop working very soon.
Here's why:
- Recent vulnerabilities have forced manufacturers to REMOVE basic authentication.
- Digest authentication has become the LOWEST security mechanism - its one step above plain text authentication (visible in packet capture).
- In Dahua firmware from early 2017, basic authentication is blocked.
- Dahua has BLOCKED the ability to downgrade to firmware with basic authentication (firmware is signed).

Fibaro MUST add digest authentication for IP cams to keep us at the current level.

 

[10der 382]

4 minutes ago, RH_Dreambox said:

Have you managed to fix the problem of not updating the video image?

I am not Fibaro developer.

Edited January 9 by 10der

[RH_Dreambox 66]

@ 10der
I know
But you mentioned that you would look at your php script to see what was wrong.
Or do you mean that Fibaro fails to update your script? My Pi cameras are updating properly.

[10der 382]

@RH_Dreambox OMG. dear. please read:

 

 

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fibaro issues.

alas. 

fibaro Ui do not update cam state anymore. 5 cams + 1cam with my proxy with same behavior.

that's' all folks

 

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i have the same behavior

[Jon557 0]

On 4/24/2018 at 9:15 AM, 10der said:

http://192.168.1.15:88/cgi-bin/CGIProxy.fcgi?cmd=snapPicture2&usr=admin&pwd=admin

 

Awesome! This I think is good enough for me thanks! I just set the refresh to 1 or 2 seconds and I get the just of what is going on.

I might get up a Pi at a later date to serve.

 

Cheers,

Jon