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 I would like to make the embedded viewer default to 1 frame each 5 seconds, to match the source camera.

I notice that there is a "speed=" parameter in the URL but it has no value - what should I enter to get the rate I need please?

 

Thaanks


8/2/2024 8:38:11 AM

That's a very good question. It is not officially documented. I think we will document it later. Anyway, I have found the following information and briefly tested it. It seems to work fine. 

First, the speed parameter has very different meanings for image-recording cameras and video-recording cameras:

- For image-recording cameras, the speed means the interval (in milliseconds) between playing two images. For example, if speed=5000, it means to play 1 image per 5 seconds. If you set it to 250, it means to play 4 images/s. (Currently, you can only use the following values: 1000,2000,3000,5000,10000, 500, 333, 250, 200, 100).

- For video-recording cameras, it means how many times faster (or slower) than the original video. For example, if speed=2, it means to play at double speed. If you set it to 0.25, it means to play at 1/4 of the original speed. (Currently, you can only use the following values: 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 0.5, 0.25, 0.125, 0.0625)

Now, you need to get the video embed code. First, you must publish a camera before you can embed the camera into a web page.

If you published a camera and included it in "CameraFTP Published Cameras" page, then you can visit www.cameraftp.com, click Public Cams on top. Locate your camera and play it. The click the Share button. Then it will display a popup window with Direct URL and Embedded URL for the published camera. Please see the screenshot below:

 

Now copy and paste the Embed Code into your HTML file. The embed code is like:

<iframe src='https://cameraftp.com/Camera/CameraPlayer.aspx/parentID233680183/shareID13822821/isEmbeddedtrue/Airportnorth' width='640' height='480' style='border:0px; overflow:hidden;' scrolling='no'></iframe>

If you want to set the default play speed to 1 image/5 seconds, then you just need to change the URL to: (this is an image-recording camera).

https://cameraftp.com/Camera/CameraPlayer.aspx/parentID233680183/shareID13822821/isEmbeddedtrue/Airportnorth?speed=5000

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If you published your camera, you can also find the embed code by logging into your account, go to My Cameras page, then click Manage My Publishes. Please see below:

 

Again, you can change the src URL in the code, append "&speed=5000" to the end of URL. 

I hope it helps.

 

 


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8/2/2024 1:19:55 PM

User: CameraFTPSupport  -  8/2/2024 1:19:55 PM

That's a very good question. It is not officially documented. I think we will document it later. Anyway, I have found the following information and briefly tested it. It seems to work fine. 

First, the speed parameter has very different meanings for image-recording cameras and video-recording cameras:

- For image-recording cameras, the speed means the interval (in milliseconds) between playing two images. For example, if speed=5000, it means to play 1 image per 5 seconds. If you set it to 250, it means to play 4 images/s. (Currently, you can only use the following values: 1000,2000,3000,5000,10000, 500, 333, 250, 200, 100).

- For video-recording cameras, it means how many times faster (or slower) than the original video. For example, if speed=2, it means to play at double speed. If you set it to 0.25, it means to play at 1/4 of the original speed. (Currently, you can only use the following values: 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 0.5, 0.25, 0.125, 0.0625)

Now, you need to get the video embed code. First, you must publish a camera before you can embed the camera into a web page.

If you published a camera and included it in "CameraFTP Published Cameras" page, then you can visit www.cameraftp.com, click Public Cams on top. Locate your camera and play it. The click the Share button. Then it will display a popup window with Direct URL and Embedded URL for the published camera. Please see the screenshot below:

 

Now copy and paste the Embed Code into your HTML file. The embed code is like:

<iframe src='https://cameraftp.com/Camera/CameraPlayer.aspx/parentID233680183/shareID13822821/isEmbeddedtrue/Airportnorth' width='640' height='480' style='border:0px; overflow:hidden;' scrolling='no'></iframe>

If you want to set the default play speed to 1 image/5 seconds, then you just need to change the URL to: (this is an image-recording camera).

https://cameraftp.com/Camera/CameraPlayer.aspx/parentID233680183/shareID13822821/isEmbeddedtrue/Airportnorth?speed=5000

---

If you published your camera, you can also find the embed code by logging into your account, go to My Cameras page, then click Manage My Publishes. Please see below:

 

Again, you can change the src URL in the code, append "&speed=5000" to the end of URL. 

I hope it helps.

 

 

Perfect, thanks - speed=5000 stops the "waiting for new data" messages.

The only other strange-but-easily-fixed issue was that my 640x480 images would play full-width but very short when embedded, but changing the height to 960 fixed it!!!! Very odd, but probably down to some global CSS setting somewhere (using a bootstrap-based site editor/generator for convenience).

A couple more tests and I think I will sign up for your referral program :)


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8/3/2024 10:36:53 AM

Could you please send an email to CameraFTP support about your problem? Please include two screenshots showing the detailed problem (and the web page URL). Our engineers will check it and try to improve it. Thank you.


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8/12/2024 10:48:54 AM

User: CameraFTPSupport  -  8/2/2024 1:19:55 PM

That's a very good question. It is not officially documented. I think we will document it later. Anyway, I have found the following information and briefly tested it. It seems to work fine. 

First, the speed parameter has very different meanings for image-recording cameras and video-recording cameras:

- For image-recording cameras, the speed means the interval (in milliseconds) between playing two images. For example, if speed=5000, it means to play 1 image per 5 seconds. If you set it to 250, it means to play 4 images/s. (Currently, you can only use the following values: 1000,2000,3000,5000,10000, 500, 333, 250, 200, 100).

- For video-recording cameras, it means how many times faster (or slower) than the original video. For example, if speed=2, it means to play at double speed. If you set it to 0.25, it means to play at 1/4 of the original speed. (Currently, you can only use the following values: 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 0.5, 0.25, 0.125, 0.0625)

Now, you need to get the video embed code. First, you must publish a camera before you can embed the camera into a web page.

If you published a camera and included it in "CameraFTP Published Cameras" page, then you can visit www.cameraftp.com, click Public Cams on top. Locate your camera and play it. The click the Share button. Then it will display a popup window with Direct URL and Embedded URL for the published camera. Please see the screenshot below:

 

Now copy and paste the Embed Code into your HTML file. The embed code is like:

<iframe src='https://cameraftp.com/Camera/CameraPlayer.aspx/parentID233680183/shareID13822821/isEmbeddedtrue/Airportnorth' width='640' height='480' style='border:0px; overflow:hidden;' scrolling='no'></iframe>

If you want to set the default play speed to 1 image/5 seconds, then you just need to change the URL to: (this is an image-recording camera).

https://cameraftp.com/Camera/CameraPlayer.aspx/parentID233680183/shareID13822821/isEmbeddedtrue/Airportnorth?speed=5000

---

If you published your camera, you can also find the embed code by logging into your account, go to My Cameras page, then click Manage My Publishes. Please see below:

 

Again, you can change the src URL in the code, append "&speed=5000" to the end of URL. 

I hope it helps.

 

 

 The information you shared is very specific and detailed. I have succeeded when following you, thank you.


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9/23/2024 7:49:16 PM
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