Can't see live event and stored event at the same time.
Can't see live event and stored event at the same time.
Hello,
I am having a problem with zm perhaps someone knows how to resolve. When I click on my camera I can see the live video, but then when I click on an event, the event never loads. If I close the live window then suddenly it starts working so it seems that I cant watch live and an event at the same time.
I think this issue is on the server because it happens to a linux based viewer running firefox and also a windows based viewer using IE/cambozola.
Here is the hardware I'm running:
Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 2.80GHz
Intel SATA controller
WDC WD1600JD-75H SATA Disk
512MB of ram.
Software is:
Slackware 10.1 (didn't have to much trouble making it work, but it is different)
zm-1.21.3
Using firefox for a browser
apache-2.0.54
php-5.0.4
Camera is:
Axis 213 PTZ set for mjpeg streaming at 5 fps. 704x480 resolution, high color.
Networks is:
100Mb full duplex switched
I am having a problem with zm perhaps someone knows how to resolve. When I click on my camera I can see the live video, but then when I click on an event, the event never loads. If I close the live window then suddenly it starts working so it seems that I cant watch live and an event at the same time.
I think this issue is on the server because it happens to a linux based viewer running firefox and also a windows based viewer using IE/cambozola.
Here is the hardware I'm running:
Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 2.80GHz
Intel SATA controller
WDC WD1600JD-75H SATA Disk
512MB of ram.
Software is:
Slackware 10.1 (didn't have to much trouble making it work, but it is different)
zm-1.21.3
Using firefox for a browser
apache-2.0.54
php-5.0.4
Camera is:
Axis 213 PTZ set for mjpeg streaming at 5 fps. 704x480 resolution, high color.
Networks is:
100Mb full duplex switched
After more packet sniffing I found that my browser sends a FIN packet to the web server and it stops when I close the live window, but whenever I am looking at an event and close the FIN packet never gets sent so the webserver keeps on streaming.
I'm using firefox 1.0.6. At this polint I'm pretty sure it's a bug with ZM or the browser, but I'm not sure.
schu
I'm using firefox 1.0.6. At this polint I'm pretty sure it's a bug with ZM or the browser, but I'm not sure.
schu
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I have run into this but only on the zm machine. If i load a montage then try and do anything else with zm nowt happens. I assume if i understand you correctly that this is similar. No help im afraid. I have read another post about this on here somewhere.
BTW dont leave your rig on montage for extended periods. I went away for a week and left it on by mistake and came back to crashed box. If you leave it open it just chews all resources. A few of the experts on here are looking at developing an x app which will solve this.
Regards James
BTW dont leave your rig on montage for extended periods. I went away for a week and left it on by mistake and came back to crashed box. If you leave it open it just chews all resources. A few of the experts on here are looking at developing an x app which will solve this.
Regards James
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Thanks for your reply Phil.
I did at one point have some firefox settings tweeked, but blew away my profile to make sure that I had an absolutly default firefox. I see the problem on both windows and linux so it should be quite reproduceable for anyone.
1. Open tcpdump on the server and look for port 80 packets to the client.
2. Open ZM on the client, click on the live view, then click on one event.
3. Close the event, then the live view.
Now notice that the mjpeg stream keeps on coming, and firefox continues to maintain the stream with ACK packets.
If you can't reproduce it then I'll start working though what is different on the server end, but at this point I'm quite sure it's a mozilla bug
I did at one point have some firefox settings tweeked, but blew away my profile to make sure that I had an absolutly default firefox. I see the problem on both windows and linux so it should be quite reproduceable for anyone.
1. Open tcpdump on the server and look for port 80 packets to the client.
2. Open ZM on the client, click on the live view, then click on one event.
3. Close the event, then the live view.
Now notice that the mjpeg stream keeps on coming, and firefox continues to maintain the stream with ACK packets.
If you can't reproduce it then I'll start working though what is different on the server end, but at this point I'm quite sure it's a mozilla bug
A solution anybody ?
Hi,
Has anybody got a solution for the described problem ?
I just encounter the same case here on my debian sarge install (1.21.3).
I'm viewing event streams with firefox 1.0.6 on W2K.
Thanks,
Sebastien.
Has anybody got a solution for the described problem ?
I just encounter the same case here on my debian sarge install (1.21.3).
I'm viewing event streams with firefox 1.0.6 on W2K.
Thanks,
Sebastien.
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if you modify the settings in firefox i think that fixes it. if you search for firefox and montage cordel made a list of the changes required
James Wilson
Disclaimer: The above is pure theory and may work on a good day with the wind behind it. etc etc.
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http://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk
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i dont think this is a server problem
James Wilson
Disclaimer: The above is pure theory and may work on a good day with the wind behind it. etc etc.
http://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk
Disclaimer: The above is pure theory and may work on a good day with the wind behind it. etc etc.
http://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk