Question about images and nph-zms ...
Posted: Thu Mar 30, 2006 12:15 pm
Hello again and sorry for this noise....
i'm better understanding my problem and i try to explain
it again....
I can't get an image from an axis2100 into any
zm monitor window)
If i issue a request like the one below directly in the browser:
http://130.186.7.229/cgi-bin/nph-zms?monitor=3
(mostly the same "img src" tag in the monitor window),
i get a save dialog for a BIN file.
If I save the file it grows continuously: the http response is
probably a streamed movie, i guess, and my browser
don't know how to manage it. Isn't it?
Now:
1) why do i get a stream instead of an image? I specify
/axis-cgi/jpg/image.cgi as image location. And this location
works and give me an image if issued as a standalone request in the browser... (so it should not depend on the camera)
2) where can i tell zm to treat it as an image and not a stream.
Zm is able to get the image in "zones" panel (where the image is opened
with a javascript instead of using nph-zms) !
3) supposing it's a jpeg stream, do i need cambozola to view it with
mozilla-firefox ?
Thanks again
Roberto
i'm better understanding my problem and i try to explain
it again....
I can't get an image from an axis2100 into any
zm monitor window)
If i issue a request like the one below directly in the browser:
http://130.186.7.229/cgi-bin/nph-zms?monitor=3
(mostly the same "img src" tag in the monitor window),
i get a save dialog for a BIN file.
If I save the file it grows continuously: the http response is
probably a streamed movie, i guess, and my browser
don't know how to manage it. Isn't it?
Now:
1) why do i get a stream instead of an image? I specify
/axis-cgi/jpg/image.cgi as image location. And this location
works and give me an image if issued as a standalone request in the browser... (so it should not depend on the camera)
2) where can i tell zm to treat it as an image and not a stream.
Zm is able to get the image in "zones" panel (where the image is opened
with a javascript instead of using nph-zms) !
3) supposing it's a jpeg stream, do i need cambozola to view it with
mozilla-firefox ?
Thanks again
Roberto