I have a VB Script that works for viewing an IP camera. We had to get a new IP camera and it is using a different protocol (RTSP) for the live feed.
objDocument.Writeln "<TITLE>Web Conference</TITLE><body bgcolor=black text='White'><CENTER>"
Wscript.Echo "The popup timed out."
That just tries to go to that RTSP url but IE can't open it.I believe parameters are required but not sure what params or where. I think in the ObjDocument section.
VBScript is nothing more than a means to automate a process. So, if you were to view things manually what would you do? I think your script and process are likely a lot more complicated than they need to be.
Currently the only way to view it is to go through the D-Link interface. I'm looking at the source they for it but no luck figuring it out. I am trying to create the script b/c we use these cameras for video conference TVs and only want to view the live video feed and not all the D-Link info. These are end users kicking off these cameras so we have them all as scripts they just double click to start for each TV.
This works on our older cameras but not on this new one.
Here is the source from the D-Link webpage if this helps any...
//because ipv6 not support rtsp.
>This works on our older cameras but not on this new one.
I am not sure on the RTSP stream. I was thinking along the lines that if it was viewable in D-Links web page GUI that it could be viewed my way as well, but you may be correct that an additional plugin is needed.
I got it to work with VLC installed locally. Thanks!