Diginet PDA screenshots

[IVB]

Got the wife to say "hey, that's cool". Gotta love that.

How? I got the Diginet PDA software working on the 8125 over the Cingular network, just showed it to her. Now we can pull up any of our cameras on the cellphone. It only gets about 1.25fps, but for this purpose it'll be fine. If I'm somewhere with wifi access or once cingular rolls out their upgraded network in 6months, i'm sure it'll be better, but again, not a showstopper at this point in time.

I'm contemplating setting up a CQC button to make an announcement over the elk HA speakers, ie "Yo dude, get out of my house i've already called the cops and emailed them your picture". Too bad I can't link the phone to the speakers, and talk into the speakers, THAT would be super cool.

Here's as good a picture as I could take. You can barely but not quite make out a grid of #s on the bottom left, that corresponds to camera #. The image is markedly similar to the standard CCTV picture shot i've been showing you guys.

And here's the regular shot.

 

[mustangcoupe]

WOW!, once I get my elk fully wired I need to sit down and think about the whole HA user interface.... I love the stuff you are putting together. Im sure you know we are all drooling!!! show is more

 

[jeffx]

I use Diginet PDA in my house all the time with my Pocket PC over wifi.

How did you imbedd the Diginet Video in your CQC screen? Is Diginet Site running on the same PC as that screen shot? Is that a still or live video?

 

[IVB]

Everything you see is a live stream. Although at 1.25fps for the PDA, a very very slow live stream.

The PDA stream is not within CQC, it's the Diginet PDA software. (Actually, that's the reason I started a new thread, rather than just update my CQC PDA thread). I have to use the Start.CQC InterfaceViewer to switch between the Diginet view and CQC on the PDA.

For the fullscreen PC view above, I just used a web browser widget inside CQC and pointed it at the Diginet Web Server. I hardcoded my uid/pw/sitecode, so there's no login needed.

 

[jeffx]

How did you hide the rest of the WebDVR web page (buttons, graphics, etc)?

thanks!

 

[IVB]

How did you hide the rest of the WebDVR web page (buttons, graphics, etc)?

thanks!

On the CQC browser widget? Diginet uses apache, and so I have easy access to the html file, so I just edited that.

Pretty easy actually - I liberally deleted code until I just got the camera pictures. It's pretty easy to figure out which lines to delete - just look in the explorer directory for the images that look like the webdvr, there's a bunch of .gif files there, delete anything that looks like it calls that.

 

[jeffx]

ahhhh, great idea! now one other thing I couldn't figure out--how did you embedd the site # and password in you html page address? can you share the format of your link? thanks for the tips!

*CCT -- where CQC & ML users can play nice together!

 

[IVB]

ahhhh, great idea! now one other thing I couldn't figure out--how did you embedd the site # and password in you html page address? can you share the format of your link? thanks for the tips!

Not in the html address; tried that, didn't work. I hardcoded it in the file. If you open up that 2nd HTML file the webserver renders [can't remember the name] and view source, you'll see a location where it actually has an IP addr hardcoded but commented out [must have been testing residue]. At that location, hardcode your IP, sitecode, password.

I can upload those file later tonight and post a link so that you can see the code for yourself. That way all you have to do is download those files to your htdocs directory and change the hardcodes to whatever you got.

*CCT -- where CQC & ML users can play nice together!

Now that we're a faction, let's go beat up the Ocelot guys! Software based controllers rule!!!

 

[jeffx]

How's that upload coming? I guess I'll have a go at the HTML now and see if I can figure it out. <_<

 

[jeffx]

OK, I was being lazy Here's the breakdown for everyone else. To make an auto-logon page for Diginet WebDVR, copy the webdvr.html file and rename to something else and add the bolded variables in for the function OnConnect(). Then just call the new page you created from your web browser, web widget or WebLobby [how about a discount on WebLobby for this little plug <_<].

function OnConnect(){

ip="192.168.0.xxx"; //the servers local IP address
pwd="xxxx"; //your password
sc="xxx-xxx"; //your site code
dd="false"; //direct-x mode (true or false)
var rt= false;
if(!ip|!pwd|!sc)
{
alert("Can't find login info, Please log in again");
return;
}

rt = WebDiginet.WDConnect(ip, pwd, sc, 8080, 8081);
if(rt)
{
OnChangeMode();
OnPlayStop();
WebDiginet.WDInitcamera();
OnDivideSelect(3); //sets view ('3' = 3x3)
}
else
{
window.alert("Network - fail");
}
}

 

[jeffx]

Part 2, remove everything from the WebDVR page except the actual video feed

At the end of the modified WebDVR_copy.html file, after "</SCRIPT>", delete everything except the below listed code.

With just a little knowledge of html programming, you can even incorporate this object into any web page on your server. Change the object Width and height to resize the camera view size.

i.e. To get a full screen affect on a 800x600 tablet, change the size to Width=800 height=600, then open the page in IE in full screen view and auto-hide the menu bar.

</SCRIPT>

<object classid="CLSID:9E265649-6E0E-4EEA-9F49-DAE0801440CF" codebase="WebDiginet.CAB#version=1,0,1,1026" Width=640 height=480 id="WebDiginet" >

</center>
</body>
</html>

EDIT: also add

<body scroll="no" scrollbars=0>

where "body" is defined to get rid of the scroll bar on the right

 

[DeathtoToasters]

Got the wife to say "hey, that's cool". Gotta love that.

How? I got the Diginet PDA software working on the 8125 over the Cingular network, just showed it to her. Now we can pull up any of our cameras on the cellphone. It only gets about 1.25fps, but for this purpose it'll be fine. If I'm somewhere with wifi access or once cingular rolls out their upgraded network in 6months, i'm sure it'll be better, but again, not a showstopper at this point in time.

I'm contemplating setting up a CQC button to make an announcement over the elk HA speakers, ie "Yo dude, get out of my house i've already called the cops and emailed them your picture". Too bad I can't link the phone to the speakers, and talk into the speakers, THAT would be super cool.

Here's as good a picture as I could take. You can barely but not quite make out a grid of #s on the bottom left, that corresponds to camera #. The image is markedly similar to the standard CCTV picture shot i've been showing you guys.

And here's the regular shot.

Diginet PDA = ?

Did a google...but came up with results that ended up becoming YOUR POSTS <_<

Popular man when your posts hit the top of a google search

Thanks

 

[IVB]

Oops, sorry about the lack of upload. I'm in NY now on vacation, was crazy busy getting everything buttoned up. Looks like you figured it out, it really was pretty darn easy.

Diginet is the software that you use with a kodicom CCTV capture card. Actually, there's a fullscreen mode I just found on the PDA which'll make that screen bigger, so this is even coolert than I thought.

 

[jp123]

HI

I hope some one can help me I have a kodicom capture card and with the help of this forum I have managed to get the site and center software running, but I do not have a copy of the pda software, could someone please tell me where I could get a copy.

Thanks

 

[yong54321]

Hi. For Kodicom pda software, it should be searchable on the web, but some time. If you are willing to paypal $10 to [email protected], I am most willing to email it to you immediate, saving you the search time. No password is required to run the pda software.