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It could be the JMF install. Make sure that /usr/local/JMF-2.1.1e/lib/ is populated, specifically, jmf.jar

Andy

I will probably use the XML capabilities in future releases of jZMConsole. It currently has it's own transaction engine on the server side that returns XML.

Andy

What version of ZM are you running?

Do you get the "Bad Password" message on the login screen, or does it go beyond that?

Do you have OPT_USE_AUTH checked in your ZM System Options? If not, this will cause logins to fail. If you are running the client on Linux, you can set the proxy in the jzmconsole startup script. Edit the script, and change: java -jar $JZMC_CLIENT_HOME/jZMConsole.jar To: java -Dhttp.proxyHost=webcac...

Did you try specifying the port in the URL, for example http://www.example.com:85 ?

It currently does not directly handle proxies, but it is fairly easy for me to add that.

I will look in to a quick fix for the port issue.

Andy

It currently does not directly handle proxies, but it is fairly easy for me to add that.

I will look in to a quick fix for the port issue.

Andy

newvisionantenna wrote:So far I haven't had a single issue with camera feeds using your server/client combo.

I have actually tested jZMC montage and cycle views for over 48 hours straight to make sure there were no memory leaks. I haven't had it die yet.

Andy

Aaron, I know why your PTZ doesn't work, and I am fixing it in the next release. THE PTZ code is getting redone. My own PTZ camera (TrendNet TV-IP400W) was defective and has been at Trendnet for the last 3 weeks. It is scheduled to be delivered back to me today. I have also rewritten the resizing ro...

The events don't stream, but the live feeds do. I had to write a datasource that would read the streams and feed them to the media player. The events start to display as soon as the connection is made, so it doesn't have to wait until it is fully downloaded. I have played ZM "Continuous" (...

The way jZMC displays events is that the server side first converts them to Quicktime movies. Once converted, they have the timing information necessary to be displayed by various media readers, including JMF.

Andy

The controls and video display are built using the Java media framework, available at http://java.sun.com/javase/technologies ... media/jmf/

Andy

Just wanted to confirm with you. Since this is written in Java, it can be installed on a Mac, correct? Unfortunately, probably not. The problem is the Java Media Framework (JMF). They have 4 versions; "Cross Platform",Optimized for Linux, Optimized for Windows, and Optimized for Solaris. ...

There are a bunch of USB to RS-485 converters out there, based on various chips.

If anyone has any of these that you can vouch for running properly on Linux, can you post them here? I want to get one to experiment with.

Thanks!