Connecting Yoosee Cameras to Blue Iris Software

[Admin]

Blue Iris is one of ONVIF compliant video management software, Yoosee cameras are also compatible with ONVIF protocol, so you can add Yoosee Wi-Fi cameras to Blue Iris software if you using it to manage your other IP cameras from different brands.

Before we add the camera to the Blue Iris software, we need to use the CMSClient software to know its IP address.

Running the Blue Iris software, then click "+" on the top to add a new camera. In new pop-up window, we enter the customized camera name, click "OK" go to next step.

The software will pop-up "Network IP camera configuration" window, here we need to fill some information:
Address: the local IP address of your camera, e.g. 192.168.1.7
Account: user and password information, the default account of the Yoosee camera is admin, 123.
Discovery/ONVIF port: the default port number of ONVIF protocol, e.g. 5000

After fill above information, click "Find/Inspect" button, the software will inspect media information of the camera, then add "/onvif1" to video path. Click "OK" go to next step, it shows up another new Window guides us to set advanced features of the Blue Iris, and we keep them as untouched, then click "OK" to complete the adding process.

After wait 10 or more seconds, the software will display your camera's image.

 

[Rene vogelvang]

I have taken over the settings and I get a picture, but then the image disappears and I get the message: NO SIGNAL, RTSP: 400 Bad Request.
And then after a minute I get a picture again and then again NO SIGNAL, RTSP: 400 Bad Request.
That will continue.

I also get the PTZ / control not working.

 

[Fjolsvith]

I am reporting the same issue with all three of my Yoosee cameras. The problems started after a firmware update about a week ago. Prior to the firmware update, I had smooth unbroken video streaming from the cameras to Blue Iris. Now, they give RTSP: 400 Bad Request errors:

The Back Porch camera (lower left) is showing what the error looks like. The Front Driveway camera (lower right) is what it looks like when it is working. Due to these issues, I am discarding my Yoosee cameras for better Foscam models.

 

[Fastrax]

Hi,
I have also been getting the same issue and have spent a few hours trying to fix today.
Unchecking the following seems to have solved things:

• Send RTSP keep-alives
• Use RTSP/Stream timecode
• Skip initial HTTP DNS and reachability tests.

Screenshot provided below.

Hope this helps you too!

 

[Fjolsvith]

Ah, thanks, Fastrax! That fixed the problem for me!:

 

[Rene vogelvang]

Yes its works thanks Fastrax.
Now I only have the problem that PTZ does not work in blue-iris with these cameras. Someone who knows what setting this should be for these cameras?

 

[Anonymous]

PTZ only works when connecting cameras via ONVIF, not RTSP.
The Onvif port number is 5000

 

[Admin]

Video Tutorial:

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[Admin]

Yes its works thanks Fastrax.
Now I only have the problem that PTZ does not work in blue-iris with these cameras. Someone who knows what setting this should be for these cameras?

Check the video tutorial:

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[vandyman]

I have the New Smart video Doorbell SD-M5 and I can not get it to work with Blue Iris.
I have tried using the settings in the above posts with no lick.
-- I just get no signal-- . Oh and I do have rtsp shared via the Yoosee app.

 

[Jackie]

I have the New Smart video Doorbell SD-M5 and I can not get it to work with Blue Iris.
I have tried using the settings in the above posts with no lick.
-- I just get no signal-- . Oh and I do have rtsp shared via the Yoosee app.

Go to Yoosee app, enable "RTSP" and set a new password.
Then adding it to BlueIris by using RTSP protocol and input username admin, and the RTSP password.

If get no signal occurs, try to play the RTSP via VLC player to ensure the IP address is correct.

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[vandyman]

Go to Yoosee app, enable "RTSP" and set a new password.
Then adding it to BlueIris by using RTSP protocol and input username admin, and the RTSP password.

If get no signal occurs, try to play the RTSP via VLC player to ensure the IP address is correct.

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Thanks,but I have already done all of that.
I can see the cam via VLC and CMS. But no BI.

 

[Anonymous]

Thanks,but I have already done all of that.
I can see the cam via VLC and CMS. But no BI.

Read this article: https://shop.yooseecamera.com/1080p-smart-doorbell-blue-iris-video-security-software

 

[vandyman]

NOTE:
I had to disable the Gpu settings in Blue Iris for the cam to work.

 

[LMRud]

On the PTZ/Control setup, specify ONVIF (OXML) as the camera type to get PTZ control working

 

[shane]

Success in Blue Iris version 5 !!!!!!! Success in Blue Iris version 5 !!!!!!!



DISABLE: 'Send RTSP keep-alives' and 'RTSP/Stream timecode' and 'Skip initial HTTP DNS.'

enter /onvif1 in the Video pathway

set Discovery/ONVIF port to 5000

User admin
password 123 ( or whatever you set in the mobile app, settings NVR connection 'RTSP section')