How to add Onvif spy camera to Hikvision Recorder

This video try to show how to integrate IP spy camera to Hikvision NVR. It needs to know the Onvif port before connecting to hikvision NVR. The motion detection recording is available in Hikvision recorder.

[@antman2768]

Hi thanks for the video. I have a question, what is the name of the PIR (SPY) camera to be able to buy it?

[@golbongtoday]

This is the PIR camera. www.i4spycamera.com/product/pir-hidden-camera/

[@ScienceArtCrafts]

Thanks for the video. Can i add onvif supported wifi camera the same way? Nowadays they are cheap and also have PTZ control. Will PTZ control also be supported? Those cameras normally come with SD card slot for video recording. I hope you dont need sd card when it is connected to the DVR. Is it so??

[@golbongtoday]

Yes, if you are sure the low cost camera is onvif support.

[@Elijahyats]

Feeling this

[@OVERKILL_PINBALL]

What is the exact model number of the camera you are using in this video?

[@golbongtoday]

This is the camera: www.i4spycamera.com/product/pir-hidden-camera/

[@gokhan_urhan]

Thank you for video. i tried 2 days for this problem. How can I change username and password?

[@sergefontaine3560]

Thanks ,Can i add an ONVIF supported Camera with the same way but with IVMS-4200 client.

[@golbongtoday]

I don't think the iVMS-4200 will accept 3rd party Onvif device. iVMS-4200 is the Hikvision software, unless they are willing to set the software for free. However, you may source the IP cameras which support Hikvision private protocols.

[@OVERKILL_PINBALL]

@@golbongtoday I use this software with non-Hikvision cameras and it works fine

[@fazilbusropun5562]

Hi i have seen your video i would like how u have connected the ip camera to the dvr through a poe switch and it is not connected to a router only the poe switch. I am having a problem in connecting my ip camera to my hybrid dvr it sees the ip address but gets connect failure is it because of the port onvif in the dvr and how to set it and or what is the problem i can connect it through my laptop and it can showup on my laptop but on my dvr it is able to see it

[@golbongtoday]

Your IP camera doesn't work with the hybrid DVR, probably the compatible issue. Unlike analog cameras and DVR, video from IP cameras is being digitalized before it is sending out. There is protocols for the IP camera and the recorder to understand each other. While both IP camera and NVR are designed by same suppliers, there is no compatible issue, as they are using the same protocols. Otherwise, you need to both sides are Onvif compatible.

[@fazilbusropun5562]

@@golbongtoday ok both sides are compatible with onvif so what u can suggest me to do

[@golbongtoday]

@@fazilbusropun5562 You can determine the Onvif ports of your IP camera, and try to add the camera to DVR manually. If it still doesn't work, see whether it has a firmware update for both the IP camera and DVR or not. The Onvif doesn't mean 100% compatible. It is compatible protocols that has cover large amount of sections.

[@dz1mka]

Sorry, but how to know the ip address of my camera connected to NVR? In your video, you put the ip address 192.168.1.10 where do you get this ip?

[@vinct7023]

You can look to your own router or Ethernet provider box that is in automatic DHCP mode then see what is the new device visible and its IP

[@DilipDas]

I'm trying this but I get error "No more IP camera allowed."
I only have 3 cameras

[@golbongtoday]

You may need to check how many IP cameras the NVR can take in. NO more IP camera allowed properly mean you have added the camera to all the channel, even some of the IP camera is offline.

[@DilipDas]

@@golbongtoday I still haven't resolved this issue.
My hikvision NVR can take up to 8 camers

[@laurayocco7057]

Tengo un dvr dawa me pudieron conectar a mis camara un onmif las mías son analogíacas varifocales 1080 d 2 y 5 MP gracias

[@Elijahyats]

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