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Good show though, although cctv cameras will pretty much always work as they are standard based (NTCS, PAL, SECAM, etc...) so you only need a compatible capture card. Yes, I figured this camera would be easy to capture from, because the BTTV support is already there and in place.. The main goal of ...

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SDK Download
http://www.usa.canon.com/app/misc/nvide ... _sdk11.zip

Canon Control SW (Windows)
http://downloadlibrary.usa.canon.com/cp ... l_soft.zip

I will be documenting and putting info about this camera here...

Image quality is great in ZM (Using a generic BTTV card)

PTZ controls are a no-go (Need to write the canon.pm for this)

Modetect works great with camera, no flicker or issues

Just another bump on this topic.. I was looking at making something that was vc-3 protocol compatable (Maybe even vc-4).. Depending on whats out there...

Anyone else do anything on this trail?

Yea, using the mjpg path, the full path is /axis-cgi/mjpg/video.cgi for both cameras.. And yes the delay is about 4-5 min.. The 640 camera is on our 4th floor storage, I went up there and moved around to trigger, went down to my office (on 1st floor) and watched myself trigger the camera... As for ...

UPDATE: when the 640x480 cam is set to "monitor" instead of modetect, it easily gets 5fps (or so zm reports). So the problem appears to be in the motion detection...

I have 2 axis 2100 cameras (with more to come, but 2 for right now). One is set up at 320x240 (8kb/image) the other is at 640x480 (18-20kb/image). I am barely getting 1-2fps on both cameras. The server is a P4 2.4 with 1gb ram (Compaq EVO D510). There is about a 5min lag between what happens at the ...