sean t

that'll only work if it can pass onvif validation - if it's not you can just add a normal IP camera source using those URLs for live and record sources....

thanks will fix

did you resolve it?

I think maybe the package manager has updated the ffmpeg install version to version 5 - you could try sudo apt-get install -y ffmpeg@4 not sure if that's available -...

you may need to edit the xml/config.xml file and edit the ffmpeg_search element to tell it where to find the ffmpeg libraries. Just add a path to the beginning of...

it's calling an endpoint in the onvif spec that it looks like not all cameras support i've added code to fall back to the original endpoint in case of failure...

Ispy reports the total CPU of your system. If it's ispy using it then it could be running storage management. If you want to see exactly what it's doing then...

no idea, possibly a device driver issue where disabling the camera isn't actually stopping the camera from capturing. Try starting ispy without the camera enabled. Definitely nothing in our code...

Are you able to port forward the camera so I can test from my side? Pretty weird.. haven't had reports of this happening before

Are you able to build it from source and check what threads are running?