Web site access to IP cams
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Is there any instructions that illustrate how to access my IP cams from my own web site?
In other words is there any specific HTML code the I can imbed into one of my web pages that will enable viewing of my web cams? -
Hello dickmotz,
Thanks for your question. To view your cams on your browser, please follow the instructions on our browser FAQ page (How to use Firefox to play the camera on web):
https://reolink.com/faqs/browser/
Please feel free to contact us if you have other problems -
This is not what I am looking for. This is how to view webcams with a browser (IE, Firefox, Chrome, etc.).
What I need is a way to access my web cams from my personnel web page. -
Hello,
i'M sorry to tell you that accessing to web cams from your personnel web page is not supported right now. I just sent your proposal to our engineer and they will evaluate the project soon. -
There are several of us who would like to do this without using Blue Iris.
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Will it be ok if using free Reolink Client?
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Hi All,
This is what I have been using to spot check the cameras in chrome so that I don't have to go through the reolink client. (Im using Sighthound for recording and their interface works well for browser based viewing as well. )
You will need to run this in a webserver if you are wanting to you use this remotely, but for testing you can use this on your local lan to make sure it works for you.
This code pulls the cgi-bin snapshot and uses some javascript to set a math rand with an interval of two seconds. I would not recommend anything less than 2 seconds as the image doesn't have enough time to reload prior to being refreshed.
The rand is there so that the browser does not attempt to pull the snapshot from cache. I know this works in Chrome and I haven't tested in any other browsers.
I have attached the source code as a file. You will need to edit your IP address, username and password.
Hope this helps.
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Yes, PLEASE provide an Update to the firmware that will allow a user to embed video streaming to a website WITHOUT an REO client or Firefox. We should be able to access the video stream from a web
Something like this... where you can access a stream via image.cgi instead of snap.cgi as the previous user suggested
Sample code...
img src="http://192.168.0.99:8000/image.cgi?user=guest&password=guest;camera=1&type=motion" / -
The engineers are working on the CGI. After released, you may use the URL to get the steam via browser.
We will update here when it is done. -
Hi All,
This is what I have been using to spot check the cameras in chrome so that I don’t have to go through the reolink client. (Im using Sighthound for recording and their interface works well for browser based viewing as well. )
You will need to run this in a webserver if you are wanting to you use this remotely, but for testing you can use this on your local lan to make sure it works for you.
This code pulls the cgi-bin snapshot and uses some javascript to set a math rand with an interval of two seconds. I would not recommend anything less than 2 seconds as the image doesn’t have enough time to reload prior to being refreshed.
The rand is there so that the browser does not attempt to pull the snapshot from cache. I know this works in Chrome and I haven’t tested in any other browsers.
I have attached the source code as a file. You will need to edit your IP address, username and password.
Hope this helps.
Thanks for the simple hack for a snapshot. Now if I could just get a streaming URL structure...
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Hi, I am trying to use your code there but that random number generator doesn't load my image. Is there any work around for it?
Kind Regards,
Kumar
