I once planned to upgrade my conditional open-sourced project RTSPPlayer(http://rg4.net/rtspplayer) to ONVIFPlayer, which requires a device with ONVIF protocol supported.
However after resigned from UniSVR, I didn't have the oppotunity to access any ONVIF devices.
Lucky me, I got one from one of my former colleague days before, DAEWOO 570C-X10S (79), which is with both ONVIF v1.0 & v2.0 supported. So today I got my ass down before my laptop, and make some improvement for my ONVIFPlayer App.
After almost an afternoons hardwork, here is the current status of ONVIFPlayer:
1. Supports both ONVIF v1.0 & v2.0 protocols.
2. Supports device capabilities detect & enumeration. Capability categories:
- Device informations, like manufacturer, model, serial number, firmware version, hardware ID etc.
- Network Interfaces, like IP address settings, Mac address of ethernet card
- Device capabilities
Device, GPIO channals(sensor and relay)…
Media, video profiles, dual-stream supports, RTSP/RTP/RTCP capabilities…
Imaging, contrast, hue, saturation, brightness, invert, flip…
Events
PTZ, pan, tilt, zoom, home, focus, iris, preset, cruise, autopan…
Extension, supported video/audio source channels…
3. PTZ supports with both physical PTZ and digital PTZ operations
* The latest gSOAP library for ONVIF requires SHA1 algorithm to encrypt the data, so I added an independent library to the project, which will also be listed in the source code.
You can download the latest version of ONVIFPlayer for Windows here: http://rg4.net/onvifplayer
l like you RTSPPlayer