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ONVIFViewer

The goal of this project is to replace the proprietary app that was needed to configure and view my IP camera. The ONVIF protocol can be used to view and configure many types of camera's and is a open standard that can be implemented using standard SOAP libraries.

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  • Free
  • Open Source

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  • Discontinued

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  • Linux
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Discontinued

From the GitLab repository: "I stopped development on this project. I was fun to create this application, but I don't have a usecase for my camera anymore. Therefore I have lost interest in adding new features."

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What is ONVIFViewer?

The goal of this project is to replace the proprietary app that was needed to configure and view my IP camera. The ONVIF protocol can be used to view and configure many types of camera's and is a open standard that can be implemented using standard SOAP libraries. Using Qt5 for the back-end and Kirigami UI framework makes this application a cross-platform solution. The primary focus is Plasma mobile and the Linux desktop, but an Android build is also available. This project was started as part of the ONVIF Open Source Spotlight Challange and the application finished in fourth place (out of 37 submissions). Before this project started, there was no open-source application for viewing ONVIF cameras for Plasma Mobile and Linux desktop. Neither is there a simple to use open-source C++ library to communicate with ONVIF cameras. The communication with the camera is implemented from scratch (using KDSoap) and modular designed, so that it can be separated into a reusable library at a later stage.