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23-4 Camera Handler Release Notes

recorded playback by Victor Client, a blank image appears for a very short period at the point in

time where the audio codec was changed.

• If the customer needs to change the active state of a dry contact input then it should be changed

before adding a corresponding alarm sensor otherwise an alarm/alert may be caused as a result

of changing the active state.

• For H.264 video streams, the NVR web client does not allow the H.264 video quality and H.264

video bit rate setting to be examined or changed. Be advised that the AXIS handler never

changes the camera’s H.264 quality, Variable/Constant bit rate mode or H.264 video bit rate

settings. If the customer uses the camera’s own web interface to change the “variable bit rate”,

“constant bit rate” or “video bit rate” setting then that change will not take effect on active

streams. It will be necessary to cause the NVR to tear down and recreate the video stream. That

can be achieved by using the NVR web client to change the FPS setting of the stream.

• The AXIS 221 and AXIS 223 cameras are falsely recognized as PTZ cameras due to the

“Properties.PTZ.PTZ=yes” parameter read from the cameras. As a consequence, Victor Client

will show the PTZ icon and the NVR web client will show the PTZ link when using the AXIS 221

or AXIS 223M camera.

• The AXIS API does not provide same the functionally across different cameras. When lens WDR

property set to “1”, the AXIS camera’s wide dynamic range settings will be set to “on” for some

cameras and for others for WDR”3”. Setting to “0” will turn all to “off”

• Audio volume increment can be set in increment s of “3”. Current implementation does not

incorporate the “mute”, “auto” or a non integer value

• The zoom speed on AXIS 233D is fixed

• AXIS Q7406 does not support PTZ positioning query. Hence NVR will not be able to obtain auto-

focus and auto-Iris status

• Due to AXIS cameras limitations the NVR is not able to use the same HTTP connection for

multiple PTZ functions, which might result in higher PTZ latency

• A change was made to the AXIS handler to designate AXIS camera by VAPIX version

• AD Ultra 8 analog PTZ are not supported on Q7406, 241Q and 243Q

• AXIS 212 can’t pan or tilt if the camera is in full zoom out mode

• AXIS 212 can’t zoom out stop near full zoom distance and cannot set to full out

• AXIS 214 when to full zoom out position will suddenly zoom in for “some-amount” of distance

• AXIS 221 and 223 are falsely recognized as PTZ cameras

• The NVR web client provides no control for changing the “capture mode” of an Axis P1346

camera and other megapixel cameras. Therefore it may be necessary to use the camera’s own

web GUI to set the desired capture mode to enable the use of associated video resolutions.

After changing the capture mode, it will be necessary to refresh the NVR web client camera

details page to select from the currently available resolutions.

• If an Axis P5522 PTZ camera is not receiving sufficient power for its PTZ operations then it will

disable the PTZ motor and remove the PTZ.Limits and PTZ.Support parameter groups from the

camera parameter list. As a consequence, no PTZ controls will be available in the NVR web

client and Victor Client for that camera. The symptom may also occur when other PTZ camera

models receive insufficient power.

• The default palette setting of an Axis Q1910 or Q1921 thermal camera can only be changed by

using the camera’s web interface “Setup -> Video & Audio -> VideoStream -> Image

Appearance.Palette”. Changing the default palette has no effect on established streams. The

NVR uses whatever the default palette is when the stream is established. After the customer

changes the default palette then it is necessary to destroy and recreate the stream received by

the NVR. The stream can be destroyed and recreated by simply using the NVR web client to

change the video frame rate.

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