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6. If you select ONVIF, this dialog box appears after the system confirms that the camera is ONVIF
compatible. Click Dual Stream to enable the second stream if needed, and click the Setting
button
next to Stream1 and Stream 2 to adjust the following information.
Figure 2-10
Codec: Select H.264 or JPEG.
Resolution: Set a resolution.
Quality: Adjust the image quality. The range of image quality varies for different brands.
Frame Rate: Set a maximum frame rate. The range of frame rate varies for different brands.
Bitrate: The current bit rate setting of the IP device will be displayed. You can adjust the bit
rate limit within the device’s supported bit rate range if needed.
GOV: Set the number of frames between each key frame. For example, a GOV of 10 means
there will be 1 key frame every 10 frames.
7. If you select PSIA, a dialog box appears after the system confirms that the camera is PSIA
compatible. Click Apply.
8. If you select RTSP, select Dual Streams to enable the Sub Stream if needed and type the RTSP
link address.
For the RTSP command, consult the documentation of your IP camera. For instance:
For an AXIS IP camera, type RTSP://<IP of the IP camera>/<codec>/media.amp
For a HIKVISION IP camera, type RTSP://username:password@<IP of the IP Camera>
9. Click OK to add the IP camera to the IP Device List.
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