SetIPCameraSetting
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TVideoGrabber.SetIPCameraSetting |
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Sets camera IP settings
Declaration
function SetIPCameraSetting (Setting: TIPCameraSetting; Value: LongInt): Boolean;
bool __fastcall SetIPCameraSetting(TIPCameraSetting Setting, int Value);
function SetIPCameraSetting (Setting as TxIPCameraSetting, Value as Long) as Bool
Description
Used to ajdust IP camera settings
The setting property accepts the following settings:
ips_ConnectionTimeOut:
Specifies the connection timeout (when connecting to the IP camera) expressed in milliseconds.
Default value: 10000 (= 10 seconds)
Minimum value: 500 (0.5 second).
If the value is too low you may experience connection failure problems.
E.g. SetIPCameraSetting (ips_ConnectionTimeOut, 5000) sets a connection timeout of 5 seconds
ips_ReceiveTimeOut:
Specifies the receive timeout (after the camera preview or recording started) to the IP camera expressed in milliseconds.
Default value: 5000 (= 5 seconds)
Minimum value: 500 (0.5 second).
If the value is too low you may experience unexpected disconnection problems.
E.g. SetIPCameraSetting (ips_ReceiveTimeOut, 1000) sets a receive timeout of 1 second
See Also
IR Cut Filter of Axis cameras Video stream of IP camera with audio of PC microphone or other audio capture device ExtraDLLPath IPCameraURL ONVIF_GetStr ONVIF_SetStr OpenURLAsync SendIPCameraCommand