NVR GVD

[Jero]

Hello, excuse my poor English.
I have a NVR GVD M400 with a Raid, can I use it with Xenoma?

Thank you.

[Admin_K]

Hello!

Is NVR connected to a computer that can be used as a Server?

If you'd like to install Xeoma into NVR, you can try to use Linux version: https://felenasoft.com/xeoma/en/download/

Cameras, connected to the NVR/DVR can be added in Xeoma via '+' menu - Add new camera manually:

URLs for DVRs/NVRs usually contain different camera number/stream/channel.

For example:

rtsp://192.168.1.102:554/PSIA/streaming/channels/301 (where 3 - camera number and 1 - number of the sream (1 - higher resolution stream, 2 - lower))

or

rtsp://192.168.1.102:554/PSIA/streaming/channels/1 - for 1st cam rtsp://192.168.1.102:554/PSIA/streaming/channels/2 - for 2nd etc.

You can check detailed info in DVR's documentation.

[Jero]

Hello!

The NVR is a computer used as a Server, but OS is Windows 7 (no server)
The computer have an array with 8 HDs Purple series but Xeoma don´t found the array.
I have 20 cameras (Arecont and Sony), but Xeoma don´t found all cameras, by example, it don´t found Arecont Camera.

Then, the solution is use Linux version?

Thank you very much.

[Admin_K]

Hello,

Please contact us via email and provide additional details, we'll be happy to help and reply faster, because forum is created mainly for our users to communicate: https://felenasoft.com/xeoma/en/contacts/

Cameras in Xeoma can be added via '+' menu - Simple search for local cameras (if cameras are in your local network)

or using '+' - Search by ip/password - specify ip address of the camera, login/password and port (if it's a default 554 or 80 port, you can leave this field blank)

You need to make sure that your camera can be seen in browser using its ip address (http://IP_ADDRESS:PORT). Can you see image from camera in browser?