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Sonicwall router/firewall will block video streaming

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Any Sonicwall router/firewall will block video streaming. If you have such firewall, you need to install camera(s) outside your Sonicwall firewall.
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July 12th, 2011 at 2:02 pm

To install M7LIVE to publish you live video to your website

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If you have questions how to do it, we will send instruction to you and help you to set it up. Our support email is support@microseven.com.

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July 11th, 2011 at 4:30 pm

How to check your installation of M7LIVE server installed properly?

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1. Check port 1935 and 7000 if there are opened on your Windows 7 OS
To do it:
Go to run, type cmd, in the DOS prompt, type command “netstat -ano”
Then you will go to find 1935 and 7000 ports in the list.

2. Open 1935 port and 7000 port from your Windows firewall, for Windows 7 OS, add ports in inbound rule for 1935 port and 7000 port with TCP protocol.

3. Open port forwarding in your router for port 1935, and port 7000.

Once these checks completed, go to microseven.tv your account to add camera in live setting. It will automatically generate embedded script code for you. Then you can copy and paste it to any website. And your camera streaming video will be displayed on sites you have published it.

If you have any questions of this instruction, please email us at support@microseven.com, we will help you to set your camera streaming video up on your website.

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July 9th, 2011 at 11:37 pm

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Download M7CMS and M7IE software and documentation

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Register your information and make a request for M7CMS and M7IE, we will give you links for downloading. You need to sign up in http://www.microseven.com. After you registered, email to support@microseven.com to request download links. Usually, customers purchased Microseven products, they will automatically to get download links, for software downloading, new firmware downloading and documentation.

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January 31st, 2011 at 11:16 pm

Embedded codes in your website

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1. VLC embedded code:
<iframe id=”frameCamera” src=”http://www.microseven.com/vlc.html
width=”352″ height=”240″ align=”left” frameborder=”0″ marginwidth=”0″
marginheight=”0″ scrolling=”no”></iframe>

http://www.microseven.com/vlc.html parameters:
ip(m7demo), port(554), w(352), h(240)

Example:

In the src= ” “, URL is http://www.microseven.com/vlc.html?ip=[your ip address of camera]&port=[web port of camera]&w=[width of image size]&h=[height of image]

There are no space between in the URL.

2. IE embedded code:
<iframe id=”frameCamera” src=”http://www.microseven.com/video.html
width=”352″ height=”240″ align=”left” frameborder=”0″ marginwidth=”0″
marginheight=”0″ scrolling=”no”></iframe>

http://www.microseven.com/video.html parameters:
ip(m7demo), port(9660), channel(1), w(352), h(288), uid(admin),
pwd(password)

Example:

In the src= ” “, URL is  http://www.microseven.com/video.html??ip=[your ip address of camera]&port=[video port of camera]&channel=[if you have network camera, it is 1]&w=[width of image size]&h=[height of image]&uid=[account to access camera]&pwd=[this account password to access camera]

If you have questions, please email to support@microseven.com.

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December 29th, 2010 at 10:47 pm

How to view microseven network camera via RTSP protocol?

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The following steps is shown to setup RTSP in your account at www.microseven.com. You can view camera(s) remotely using any brand name of Internet browsers. -  Microseven

Step1 Open microseven.com, login to your account.

login to microseven.com

Step2 Go to My Account > Online Camera > Add new camera, add your M7 camera(s).

Add new m7 camera

Step3 Set ‘Camera Name’ and ‘IP/Domain’.

Step4 Click ‘Submit’ button, go to Camera Overview page, the new camera is listed.

online camera overview

Step5 Click ‘View RTSP’ button, go to Camera RTSP View page.

Camera RTSP View

We need your feedback for the interface of our RTSP protocol app at www.microseven.com.

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November 13th, 2010 at 11:30 pm

M7IE and M7CMS log in username and password

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Software log in security for users instruction:

M7IE -> username and password is for network camera if user want to access to network camera.
Only one layer of username and password, default is username / password.

M7CMS -> 2 layers of username and password, one for M7CMS systems, and the second one is for M7IE username and password.

First layer is M7CMS users layer for M7CMS (M7 camera management systems), this username and password is for M7CMS systems which can control multiple network cameras. Multiple network cameras are over the network (WLAN or LAN and etc.). Each network camera has their own username and password.

Second layer is for each camera in M7CMS, you need to use network camera M7IE useraname and password when you set up camera display window in M7CMS.

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October 22nd, 2010 at 11:20 am

How to check your DirectX version on your PC?

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How to check your DirectX version is DirectX 9.0 or better?

Go to Start and click on “Run”:
Type “dxdiag”, then click on OK

Run dxdiag

DirectX Diagnostic Tool will pop up in the following snapshot:

DirectX Diagnostic Tool

DirectX End-User Runtimes (June 2010) download link:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?displaylang=en&FamilyID=3b170b25-abab-4bc3-ae91-50ceb6d8fa8d

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September 22nd, 2010 at 1:01 am

Microphone for Microseven network camera

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Microphone for Microseven network camera:

tested speakers in our lab

microphone tested in our labe

wires connected for microphone and speakers

m7cms GUI

M7IE GUI

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September 20th, 2010 at 1:23 am

Streaming and still-images pages and their parameters

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Pages of microseven.com:

microseven.com support the following pages for Microseven network camera real time streaming and still-images.

1. page video.html
parameters:
ip – IP address
port – port number, default port is 9660
channel – channel number, default is 1
w – width of video size
h -  height of video size
uid -  username
pwd – password

2. page webcam.html
parameters:
ip – IP address
port – port, default port is 80
channel -  channel, default is 1
nobreak – 5 images after it will then show “Restart Camera”, if you want to no such button, it value is true, example, nobreak=true
w – width of video size
h – height of video size

3. page vlc.html
parameters:
ip – IP address
port – port number, default port is 554
w – width of video size
h – height of video size

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September 16th, 2010 at 10:05 pm