VIOSO 6
Exaplay Documentation
  • Welcome to VIOSO 6
  • Changelog and Version History
  • System Preparation
    • Operating System
      • Visual Studio Runtime
      • DirectX Runtime
    • Graphics cards
      • Display Adaptors
      • NVIDIA RTX/Quadro Setup
        • Find and install NVIDIA Drivers
        • EDID Emulation
        • 3D Settings for video playback
        • NVIDIA Mosaic
        • Output Synchronization
      • Others/onBoard GPUs
      • Expanders
    • Network
      • setup a network of fixed IPs
      • firewall configuration
      • camera network
      • remote access via LAN and internet
      • Network settings in VIOSO 6
    • Camera
      • Webcams
      • VIOSO Camera kits
        • Configuring Daheng Cameras
        • Configuring HIK Vision Cameras
        • Configuring IDS Imaging Cameras
      • SLR Cameras via USB connection
      • Other IP-cameras (IP, cctv etc)
    • Projectors
      • Blacklevel explained
    • Deploy VIOSO 6
      • Licensing
        • License information
        • Demo License
        • License Activation
        • License Transfer
        • Maintenance
      • First Init & Autostart
      • Updating VIOSO 6
  • Getting Started
    • Testpattern
    • Project Mode vs. Free Mode
    • Free Mode
      • Multiclient Configuration (Abstract Displays)
      • 3D Model Handling
    • Project Mode
      • Project Creation
      • Designer
  • Calibration
    • Scanning
      • Device Selection
      • Camera adjustment
        • Webcams / DirectShow devices
        • Using Daheng Cameras within VIOSO 6
        • Using HIK Vision Cameras within VIOSO 6
        • Camera Masking (Region of interest)
      • Projector masking
      • Scanning projectors
      • Scan Result
    • Content Mapping
      • 3D Mapping
        • 3D Mapping parameters
        • 3D Mapping in Freemode
      • 2D Warp
    • Blending & Global Adjustments
    • Adjust Projectors
  • USING CALIBRATIONS
    • Integrated Videoplayer
    • Export to Exaplay
    • Export to any application
    • Desktop Embedding
    • Real-time Engines
      • Unity3D
      • Unreal Engine
        • UE Examples & Sample files
      • MiddleVR
      • Techviz
    • VIOSO WarpBlend API
      • VIOSOWarpBlend.ini Reference
  • STEP BY STEP GUIDES
    • Calibration for common media servers
      • AV Stumpfl Pixera
        • Pixera v.2
          • Project Mode Walkthrough
          • Free Mode Walkthrough
        • Pixera v.1
      • Dataton Watchout
        • Watchout v.7
        • Watchout v.6
      • Ioversal Vertex
      • 7th Sense Delta Server
      • Christie Pandoras Box
      • Derivative TouchDesigner
      • BrightSign
  • Typical Calibration Workflows
    • Immersive Rooms (free mode)
    • Cylindrical Panorama with fisheye camera (project mode)
    • 3D calibration in VIOSO 6 free mode
  • References
    • Command Line Reference
    • Remote Control Reference
    • Export Automation Reference
    • Scripting for VIOSO applications
  • Tools
    • Configure Mosaic
  • Knowledgebase
    • FAQ
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  1. System Preparation
  2. Network

camera network

VIOSO camera kits consists of computer vision cameras, typically using IP networks as interface. We recommend to use a dedicated network to connect cameras with the PC running VIOSO 6.

Using a dedicated network for VIOSO camera kits or other IP cameras offers several benefits:

1. Bandwidth Management:

IP cameras often have high bandwidth requirements, especially when streaming high-resolution video. By using a dedicated network, you ensure that the camera traffic does not interfere with other applications sharing the same network. This helps maintain consistent performance for both the cameras and other networked devices.

2. Firewall and Security Settings:

With a dedicated network, you can configure network settings, including firewalls and security settings, specifically tailored to the needs of the cameras. This allows you to optimize network performance by adjusting settings that might otherwise restrict bandwidth or communication. For example, you may choose to disable certain firewall rules or security protocols that could otherwise limit the camera's ability to transmit data efficiently.

3. Increased Network Bandwidth:

By isolating the IP cameras on a dedicated network, you can potentially increase available network bandwidth for camera-related tasks. This is especially beneficial for scenarios where multiple cameras are streaming simultaneously or where high-resolution video streams are being transmitted. Turning off unnecessary network features and optimizing settings specifically for camera traffic can help maximize available bandwidth.

Recommendations:

  • Fixed IPs: Setting up a network with fixed IP addresses is mandatory to use IP based computer vision cameras.

  • Avoid Routers and Managed Switches: Directly connecting cameras to the network interface of VIOSO servers or workstations, or using dedicated unmanaged switches, simplifies the network topology and minimizes potential points of failure or configuration complexity. This streamlined approach can enhance network reliability and ease troubleshooting.

By implementing a dedicated network for VIOSO camera kits or other IP cameras, organizations can optimize network performance, ensure reliable communication, and simplify network management and configuration.

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