Gregory Benner

Yes, windows. It does seem to be bone-stock SIP so any client that let's you disable encryption *should* work for both audio and video.

You should be able to use any client that allows "Direct SIP dialing". So when you setup a new SIP app, it will ask you for server, username, password, etc......

Okay, i'm finally beginning to get this figured out. So I've been doing some reading up on SIP ([RFC 3261](http://www.rfcreader.com/#rfc3261) and [RFC 6665](http://www.rfcreader.com/#rfc6665) are the big ones used). I also...

Sorry to say but I think i'm throwing in the towel here (at least for a while). I just don't know python well enough to be able to get anywhere,...

If you or anyone else are able to get the python plumbing started, I can muddle my way through the actual implementation of the back-and-forth and grabbing the stream data....

I believe it's the sip_to field (going from memory here). You do need to make sure you do this to get video working in the Blink SIP client: >go into...

@rpavez have you tried it with that yet? Just from taking a quick look there doesn't seem to be any reason why you can't use that! There is a demo...

As a workaround, you can access each camera directly on an NVR by going to the "remote" tab in the NVR settings, then clicking on the "browser" button for that...

@thefarelkid Well another workaround is to not run the cameras "through" your NVR, but to instead run them through your normal router, but the "add" them to the NVR manually...

you can use a function as the value to subdir to fix this. The browser's name is passed in, so you can use it like this: ``` function(browserName) { return...