Hikvision Issues
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I did try substream 2 with various low resolutions and still no go.
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@Upsman
Yes I did still no go. Are you using @tunnel and your cameras are working? I also pinged the FQDN as per the forums and it is working so no issue with dns -
@rick
I got them running with rtsp://192.168.1.116:38950/Streaming/Channels/102
For each camera I defined a separate RTSP-Port in the camera settings - in this example 38950 for the one cam.
I do not use a slash at the end of the address.
Authorization DIGEST, video resolution 2688x1520, codec H264, audio codec NONE, tag @tunnel, the DNS rebind -protection setting in my Fritzbox.
Did you log in the console of your gateway and observe what is happening when Alexa tries to receive the stream?
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@Upsman
All cameras are now working and look great on my Echo 8. I took your advise and changed the RTSP port on each camera and then ran Monocle Gateway with @tunnel, @noaudio. -
@rick
Thank Upsman for your help! -
@rick
:+1: Glad I could help
How much delay do you have? 11-15 sec in my case. -
@Upsman
My delay is about the same which is 11-13 seconds for both the Echo 8 and 5. -
@Upsman
Do you know if there is a way to reduce the delay? Is this a Hikvision issue or is it related to the Gateway? -
@rick sorry, i don’t know what causes this delay. Looking at my rtsp feed directly there it’s hardly any delay, maybe 30ms. So i guess it is not the camera.
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Happy to hear you guys were able to get it working.
Unfortunately the delay is simply Alexa itself. Either the hardware and/or the H.264 decoder simply does not perform well. The delay is better on some cameras like Dahua but its always somewhere in the 5 to 15 second range of delay. I also wonder if Alexa is buffering a few seconds to better deal with stream lags.
Thanks, Robert
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I didnt work on mine :(. tried everything
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Is there a solution to getting the HD DS1 doorbell working with Monocle yet ??
