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D-Link FAQ => Network Camera FAQs => Topic started by: JavaLawyer on April 30, 2014, 06:54:30 AM
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This is the companion thread to the URL Command List post in the D-Link FAQ forum, which lists known D-Link network camera URL commands:
- DCS Network Cameras - URL Command List (http://forums.dlink.com/index.php?topic=59172.0)
The URL command lines presented in the DCS Network Cameras - URL Command List (http://forums.dlink.com/index.php?topic=59172.0) post were assembled from forum member input and third party sources. If any of the URLs in that post are non-functional or you would like to contribute additional URL commands for specific actively sold D-Link network cameras, please post your findings as a reply to this thread.
Thanks in advanced for your contribution! :)
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Do you think it would be helpful or confusing to indicate that you can specify the port number as well:
http://IPADDRESS:PORTNUMBER/etc/etc.etc
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Do you think it would be helpful or confusing to indicate that you can specify the port number as well:
http://IPADDRESS:PORTNUMBER/etc/etc.etc
Good suggestion. . . Looks like a global copy/replace is in order. ;)
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Using this URL command to my DCS-2332L (which works as webcam) I need to enter user-id and password.
Unfortunately I did'nt find a working syntax (actually I tried htttp://mywebcam.com/image/jpeg.cgi) without theI'm looking for the correct syntax with direct link to the jpg of my 2332 without any additional entries.
any ideas?
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Hi,
Thought I'd let you know that several of the commands listed don't seem to work on my DCS-930Ls. Here they are :
Non-functional (FF33: "Error: File Not Found", IE11: "- webpage cannot be found")
DCS-930L - http://IPADDRESS:PORT_NUMBER/jpg/image.jpg?size=3
DCS-930L - http://IPADDRESS:PORT_NUMBER//snapshot.jpg?user=[USERNAME]&pwd=[PASSWORD]&strm=[CHANNEL]
DCS-930L - http://IPADDRESS:PORT_NUMBER/videostream.cgi?rate=0&user=[USERNAME]&pwd=[PASSWORD]
Non-functional (Cannot change resolution, is pre-determined by cam setting)
DCS-930L - http://IPADDRESS:PORT_NUMBER/video.cgi?resolution=[WIDTH]x[HEIGHT]
DCS-930L - http://IPADDRESS:PORT_NUMBER/video.cgi?resolution=VGA
Non-functional (Prompts for USERNAME and PASSWORD despite embedded in command)
DCS-930L - http://IPADDRESS:PORT_NUMBER/mjpeg.cgi?user=[USERNAME]&password=[PASSWORD]&channel=[CHANNEL]
Cams prompt for Username and Password for remaining six commands.
..... Cheers
PS.: Don't like much the new forum layout format and color scheme !
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DCS930L wants authentication like this:
http://<user>:<password>IPDARRESS/image.jpg
Ref: http://www.lavrsen.dk/foswiki/bin/view/Motion/DLink
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Hi,
You miss a @ in the url : http://<user>:<password>@IPADRRESS:PORT/image.jpg
DCS930L wants authentication like this:
http://<user>:<password>IPDARRESS/image.jpg
Ref: http://www.lavrsen.dk/foswiki/bin/view/Motion/DLink
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Hi all,
By the way, some of the URL also works on DCS800L, even if this device doesn't provide plain setup page.
The username is always admin and PASSWORD the one you've entered for your cam. IPADDRESS, well, is the IP of your cam :)
Port 80 (default for HTTP connections) and 443 (default for HTTPS connections) are opened, default means no use to quote them in the URL. Embedded HTTPS protocol in the cam is clearly outdated and will throw a security error when used with modern browsers.
After some testings, these url's seem to work :
For video stream : http://admin:PASSWORD@IPADDRESS/video.cgi
For audio stream : http://admin:PASSWORD@IPADDRESS/audio.cgi - Alas, I'm experiencing some weird freeze in the stream (cutting with no reason at 44s in VLC and 264s when embedded in an HTML5 audio element). I'm digging this one.
Hope it may help someone cause I've hardly find some specific informations for DCS800L.
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The url-approach does not work with newer browsers.
User curl instead. There are threads about curl in this forum.
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Hi all,
By the way, some of the URL also works on DCS800L, even if this device doesn't provide plain setup page.
The username is always admin and PASSWORD the one you've entered for your cam. IPADDRESS, well, is the IP of your cam :)
Port 80 (default for HTTP connections) and 443 (default for HTTPS connections) are opened, default means no use to quote them in the URL. Embedded HTTPS protocol in the cam is clearly outdated and will throw a security error when used with modern browsers.
After some testings, these url's seem to work :
For video stream : http://admin:PASSWORD@IPADDRESS/video.cgi
For audio stream : http://admin:PASSWORD@IPADDRESS/audio.cgi - Alas, I'm experiencing some weird freeze in the stream (cutting with no reason at 44s in VLC and 264s when embedded in an HTML5 audio element). I'm digging this one.
Hope it may help someone cause I've hardly find some specific informations for DCS800L.
Hi. I'm having the same issue with the DCS-933L. Did you find a solution for the audio stream cutting?
thanks
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If you can't find any information here or any response to your question, I recommend that you phone contact your regional D-Link support office and ask for further help and information.
D-Link really doesn't officially support command line features.
Hi all,
By the way, some of the URL also works on DCS800L, even if this device doesn't provide plain setup page.
The username is always admin and PASSWORD the one you've entered for your cam. IPADDRESS, well, is the IP of your cam :)
Port 80 (default for HTTP connections) and 443 (default for HTTPS connections) are opened, default means no use to quote them in the URL. Embedded HTTPS protocol in the cam is clearly outdated and will throw a security error when used with modern browsers.
After some testings, these url's seem to work :
For video stream : http://admin:PASSWORD@IPADDRESS/video.cgi
For audio stream : http://admin:PASSWORD@IPADDRESS/audio.cgi - Alas, I'm experiencing some weird freeze in the stream (cutting with no reason at 44s in VLC and 264s when embedded in an HTML5 audio element). I'm digging this one.
Hope it may help someone cause I've hardly find some specific informations for DCS800L.
Hi. I'm having the same issue with the DCS-933L. Did you find a solution for the audio stream cutting?
thanks