For ONVIF support the query should find the IP of your camera after broadcast. After that you will need to enter admin for the username and the pin-code from the sticker on the back of the user manual for the password. I was trying myDLink username and password forever and that did not work. You must use admin/PIN for the second step of ONVIF discovery so it will find the profiles.
Also it is important to take a picture of that information if you have to factory reset the camera and add it back in again. Write the PIN code down somewhere and keep it handy also Once ONVIF finds the profiles it should return either the first or both RTSP profiles for access to the feed. The PIN code is required for the RTSP link for live camera feeds to non D-Link software. here is the format:
rtsp://admin:{pin-code}@{IP_ADDRESS}:554/live/profile.0
where the pin code is the number on the sticker for the user manual (leave out the parenthesis) and the IP (IPV4) address is the address of your camera.
Another example with the PIN and IP_Address filled in would be:
rtsp://admin:
[email protected]:554/live/profile.0
You can also change the profile.0 to profile.1 I believe for the lower resolution stream if you are editing the RTSP information manally
This works for monitoring on the latest versions of ZoneMinder and Blue Iris. I'm not sure about any event passing or controls at this point as I haven't gotten that far.
Feed type: ffmpeg
RTSP over TCP
Resolution 1920x1080 for profile.0