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- Copy the C# code example into Visual Studio
- Build your IP Camera project
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This SDK was used to build:Ozeki Phone System XE - VoIP PBX Software for Developers Which is a high performance PBX system supporting Mobile and Desktop phones.
It was also used to create Ozeki 3D VoIP softphone. A cool SIP client that allows 3D Video calls.
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How to implement Onvif IP camera video server in C#
How to find not Onvif cameras on the network
Find out how to make the video signal coming from your USB camera available appearing to be coming from an Onvif IP camera. With this simulating technique you can test your server effectively using OZEKI Camera SDK. Start now
Turn USB camera into Onvif in C#
Find out how to make the video signal coming from your USB camera available appearing to be coming from an Onvif IP camera. With this simulating technique you can test your server effectively using OZEKI Camera SDK. Start now
Streaming to more locations in C#
After studying this guide you will be able to stream video simultaneously to multiple locations (video stream duplication). Start now
Make your C# app discoverable
Make your Webcam, IP camera or Onvif IP camera software discoverable
by other applications! This page introduces what
you need to do for this.
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In this tutorial you can learn more about writing codes in C#, which handle an IP camera using OZEKI Camera SDK.
These lectures cover how you can create an Onvif IP camera video server, to which you can connect an USB or an old RTSP camera and then reach it as an Onvif IP camera.
Furthermore, you can learn how to send video using this server to smartphones (as well as Android, iPhone, Windows Mobile phones).
You can find a clear explanation (including code snippets and GUI screenshots) for every example related to the functionalities mentioned above. The full source code of each example project can be downloaded and the FAQ section gives answers for the most commonly asked questions.