ip cam viewer is really difficult to use...

Not at all with prior models. Really plug and play in the easiest way

this also happens on the NC200, any help would be appreciated. thanks.

I figured out IP cam viewer for the NC200 (it's probably the same for NC220):

1. turn on UPnP in your camera
2. go to router and enable UPnP
3. go to ip cam viewer and setup your camera for HTTP port 80 and enter in your admin user and password and do a test--it should retrieve an image
4. enjoy your surveillance

this setup will probably make it work for Yawcam, and any other software that is compatible.

Obviously, this way was the first attempt. Didn't work even in the same network. Also tried on port 8080 as on Ispy. And, in addition, did not work on Yawcam. I'vee also tried the trick for Ispy on Yawcam, modifying the string in several ways (coding base64 and not, the login) , same result.
This was tested using last firmware and factory firmware.

Please enter in the below link under ffmpeg and test, it also works under vlc mode

rtsp://username:password@IPADDRESS:554/h264_vga.sdp

UnionCam software also works with nc220.

coolsun85 wrote

Please enter in the below link under ffmpeg and test, it also works under vlc modertsp://username:password@IPADDRESS:554/h264_vga.sdpUnionCam software also works with nc220.

Would you please explain what this means to a mid-techie. I know to substitute username and password and ipaddress. Internal or external IPaddress with port? I'm looking for a way to view my NC200 with an iOS app that works with port forwarding and No-IP DNS. I have two other IP cameras that work that way.

I just tried it with yawcam and here's how you set it up:

1. go to Settings -> Device (Ip camera) -> Change to -> Ip Camera
2. enter the URL to ip camera: http://< YOUR_IP>:8080/stream/getvideo --- example: http://192.168.0.101:8080/stream/getvideo
3. check the use password to connect to ip camera
4. enter in your username: admin
5. enter in your base64 encoded password: xxxxxxx --- go here to encode your password: https://www.base64encode.org/
6. enjoy your surveillance.

I'm assuming you'll probably use this for iSpy too, but I'll try it and will post instructions.

GaryPSU wrote

Would you please explain what this means to a mid-techie. I know to substitute username and password and ipaddress. Internal or external IPaddress with port? I'm looking for a way to view my NC200 with an iOS app that works with port forwarding and No-IP DNS. I have two other IP cameras that work that way.

Actually when you add a camera it asks whether its network camera, usb camera, there is a tab for ffmpeg and vlc,but I have used this on the desktop windows software, I do not know where you will find these setting is the mobile app but it will be there somewhere for sure. Also as your using port forwarding please remember to forward 554 port to the camera as its the streaming port.

I've found how configure ip cam viewer on a NC220. Tested and working.
Create "generic URL"
Model "Generic URL (e.g. http://x.com/image.jp)"
URL "http://YOURIP:8080/stream/video/mjpeg"
User "admin"
Pswd "YWRtaW4=" suppossing is "admin . If not you must encode yours on Base64.
And working. Also can use an xxxx.no-ip.org instead your IP, It works for mine (remember redirecting port 8080 on your router towards the camera IP).
This method only gives video, no audio. Waiting for discovering other routes for other streams in this model.

Orientoe, I've tried your setup on Yawcam. I've made it work using "http://YOURIP:8080/stream/video/mjpeg" instead " http://< YOUR_IP>:8080/stream/getvideo" . Works fine even using public IP.
On other way, if anyone knows any other route, or port, to achieve anything on this model, please share. I will pleased to test