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roleoroleo / yi-hack-MStar

Custom firmware for Yi 1080p camera based on MStar platform
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ONVIF #88

Closed manuelepi closed 3 years ago

manuelepi commented 4 years ago

Dear All, flashed my Yi 1080p camera but cannot add to my NVR (Hikvision) not to any other ONVIF client (like onvifier or Tinycam). Only able to see stream rstp via VLC...

Would you be so kind to clarify parameters?

Thank You M

myromeo commented 4 years ago

Connects OK for me on Hikvision (Annke) NVR. How are you trying to set up? No user/password is needed but my NVR requires something for them, I use admin/password and it connects fine. Make sure to use ONVIF not IPCAM and protocol is fine Auto (TCP/UDP)

manuelepi commented 4 years ago

Thanks for your reply. Flashed twice. Unable to connect by the way. Sadly going to return to Amazon.

Zippeyrude commented 4 years ago

I'm unable to connect to hikvision nvr also, only rtsp via vlc etc.

Perhaps can you share config on hikvision please so I can see if I'm doing something different or wrong on the configuration?

Thank you 🙂

myromeo commented 4 years ago

I’ve connected my NVR direct to the camera not via VLC. I simply went to camera management, added network camera with IP, protocol ONVIF, port 80 TCP. I have added a username and password on the cameras as NVR doesn’t accept blank user/pass fields.

mojo965 commented 4 years ago

Hi. I have the same issue. But only with my Synology Surveillance Station. I can see YI home 1080p camera only as rtsp stream (TCP port 554) - working perfect, but not as ONVIF. ONVIF tested at IPcam Viever (android) - working (TCP port 80). So I think the problem is rather Synology or hikvision recorder.

myromeo commented 4 years ago

Try changing port to 81

mojo965 commented 4 years ago

@myromeo - I have tested other ports (81 too). Synology does not see YI camera at ONVIF at all. Auto searching and manual (ip, config etc) does not work. Synology knowledgebase says that problem maybe uPnP, but as I mentioned camera works great as rtsp stream. Synology recognized it without problems. I have actual version of Surveillance Station. It works with other cameras at ONVIF mode - tested 2 different cameras (not YI).

gjstroom commented 4 years ago

I flashed a 9FUS with the y203c_0.2.9 firmware, thats working fine. I like to use the camera with a Windows 10 build 19041 machine which should be able to add camera's by the ONVIF protocol as stated here: https://www.onmsft.com/news/latest-windows-insider-builds-add-support-for-onvif-compliant-network-cameras. Can anyone confirm this should work using the yi-hack firmware ?

maureis commented 4 years ago

Can anyone confirm this should work using the yi-hack firmware ?

@gjstroom my Dome 1080p cannot be found in "Add device" windows utility

fosterym commented 4 years ago

I have the same problem - with Synology does not see YI camera at ONVIF at all. rtsp working fine, but without audio:-( Yi 1080 Dome - BFUS Yi 1080 Home - 9FUS

guyyar89 commented 4 years ago

manuelepi do you have answer how to fix it ? i have same problem with onvif on nvr hikvision

marcor2196 commented 3 years ago

Hi, same problem with Synology Surveillance Station, rstp works fine but Onvif not. Any news?

roleoroleo commented 3 years ago

Try this solution: https://github.com/roleoroleo/yi-hack-MStar/issues/277#issuecomment-731021534

marcor2196 commented 3 years ago

Try this solution: #277 (comment)

Hi, the binary file that you linked it's a configuration file for Qnap SS? I tried to import it to Synology SS but it's not accepted, i can attach here my configuration export for the camera and Synology SS. In the file ".ExpCam" of Synology SS you can see the configuration of the rstp and onvif both. (i tried to modify this file because i noticed that in the onvif configuration there was empty information such "media_port", "live_media_port", "path" and "live_path" that in the rtsp configuration are present instead, you can find the original file as Synology SS exported in the same folder, the name it's "original"). For onvif i see that there is another dedicated file in the folder ".Exp@SSCap".

Thank you so much!

SSCamExport_CAM.zip config.zip

roleoroleo commented 3 years ago

The file I posted is a replacement binary for onvif daemon inside the cam. You should try to overwrite the original file using a ftp client.

marcor2196 commented 3 years ago

I tried but it didn't solve, now on Synology SS i can't add it because the connection test result in error (a generic useless error). Before instead the connection test end succesful but after the camera was indicated as disconnected and showed nothing.

roleoroleo commented 3 years ago

Synology is a tough opponent.

marcor2196 commented 3 years ago

Can i do something to help? Provide other informations or logs?

roleoroleo commented 3 years ago

I need a tcpdump of the traffic between the cam and the synology during the negotation procedure.

marcor2196 commented 3 years ago

Seems that the camera don't respond on the Onvif port (80)... See the packets exchange attached.

Before the binary file replacement i'm sure that answered because on Synology SS the connection test result ok and i could add the camera on Home Assistant with the Onvif integration.

I tried to replace again the binary file with the original old one that i saved before (in attachments) but i didn't resolve. The Onvif port still not responding, there is a way to restore the original firmware files? Or what advise me to do?

Thank you for the help!

packets.zip onvif_srvd.zip

roleoroleo commented 3 years ago

If you downgrade to the previous version, you can then reinstall the current release.

But it's a weird problem. Did you check the file permission after overwriting? This is a correct sequence:

  1. Login with ssh.
  2. run killall onvif_srvd
  3. Rename old onvif_srvd to onvif_srvd.bak
  4. Copy with ftp or scp the file new onvif_srvd.
  5. Set permission: chmod 0755 /home/yi-hack/bin/onvif_srvd
  6. Reboot.
marcor2196 commented 3 years ago

Surely I had something wrong the first time, because now i've reinstalled the firmware and i've also retry to replace the binary file and now the Onvif port respond. On Synology SS i see that more information it's shown during the configuration process, but unfortunately the problem persists, i can't see the video feed, the camera resuts "disconnected".

I attached the tcpdump requested, thank you!

tcpdump.zip

roleoroleo commented 3 years ago

The log shows that Synology sends CreateProfile and DeleteProfile requests. The cam doesn't support dynamic profile creation. If you want to try a beta version I could implement a fake response to these requests.

marcor2196 commented 3 years ago

Hi, yes I can try the beta version, thank you so much!

roleoroleo commented 3 years ago

Here it is: onvif_srvd.gz

unnameable73 commented 3 years ago

Hi, sorry for the intrusion. I made some modification to the onvif_srvd to make it work with my Synology Sourveliance station. The dynamic profile creation it's used only to check the media soap stack. The station uses only the factory defined profiles. In this version, I solved also the PTZ functions recognition.

Here you have the binary onvif_srvd.gz

and the core source code onvif_srvd-src-folder.zip

roleoroleo commented 3 years ago

Thank you for your time. I will check your changes.

roleoroleo commented 3 years ago

@unnameable73 Why did you update service versions?

unnameable73 commented 3 years ago

@unnameable73 Why did you update service versions?

I watched the answers of another onvif service downloaded from this site http://www.happytimesoft.com. Maybe it's not necessary. I try to use the original versions and check if it's necessary or not.

unnameable73 commented 3 years ago

Thank you for your time. I will check your changes.

Maybe for you, it's impossible to test the service with a Synology Sourveliance station. I make the modification for me and gladly I give those notifications to anyone who needs them.

roleoroleo commented 3 years ago

I imported your changes into my sources with some minor refactoring. Could you check if it works on the Synology Station? onvif_srvd.gz

unnameable73 commented 3 years ago

I imported your changes into my sources with some minor refactoring. Could you check if it works on the Synology Station? onvif_srvd.gz

OK! Your version working on my Synology Station. As always I added a new camera. In this way I checked all the functions avoiding cached settings in the Sourveliance station.

Regarding the "service versions" it's not mandatory the updated values.. I just checked with yous original values both in GetCapabilities and GetServices. ServiceDevice.zip

In a SOAP service I always prefer to use the correct endpoint as in your updadated version for a better service dispatch.

http://onvif_srv:80/onvif/device_service http://onvif_srv:80/onvif/media_service http://onvif_srv:80/onvif/ptz_service

roleoroleo commented 3 years ago

Regarding the "service versions" it's not mandatory the updated values.. I just checked with yous original values both in GetCapabilities and GetServices. ServiceDevice.zip

I took the opportunity to update everything to 20.12

In a SOAP service I always prefer to use the correct endpoint as in your updadated version for a better service dispatch.

http://onvif_srv:80/onvif/device_service http://onvif_srv:80/onvif/media_service http://onvif_srv:80/onvif/ptz_service

Ok.

Thank you.

roleoroleo commented 3 years ago

Released: https://github.com/roleoroleo/yi-hack-MStar/commit/b644f1427e6e190e4be22bb1895be4e372f0edd7