Re: Argus TV HD for Android
Posted: Wed Oct 02, 2013 12:14 am
Cheers! Will check it out today.
Googles play store shows a screenshot of settings. These are my own settings at home.logifuse wrote:d.a.houtman, some screenshots of the settings of a working config would be good.
Googles play store shows a screenshot of settings. These are my own settings at home.logifuse wrote:d.a.houtman, some screenshots of the settings of a working config would be good.
I presume that you don't have any rtsp capable player installed. Are you sure that you have installed BS player or VLC on your Android device?sherigan wrote:That's what I've read before, however, tapping the channel name doesn't seem to trigger anything at all, that's why I was wondering...
d.a.houtman wrote:First, i'm working on a sort of manual for Argus TV HD. for now i ll try to explain.Aduck wrote:Hi
I've installed cifsmanager and mounted the share where my recordings resides. But I'm not seeing them in the app. What am I missing?
If you have cifs installed you have to mount your recordings directory into the file system of your Android device. The recordings directory on the Args TV server pc is where your recordings reside. Cifs manager is a tool to mount that windows directory into the file system on your Android Device. If all went right you can see your recordings in a sub directory of the Android file system.
With any ordinary file manager you can see and execute these recordings. You don't need a special file manager such as es explorer to see your recordings at Android. If you launch some of your recordingsa by hiiting one in your file manager a video player mus be launched and play the recording. Important is that the video player must support ts-files. BS-player and MX-player do the job, but you have to install special arm codecs.
Finally you can fill in a translation for urls in the settings screen of the Argus TV HD app. With cifs mounted files you have to check SMB. The translation translates the url that come from Argus TV server into the url that points to your mounted directory on your android device. You can check this URL in the recordings screen when you hit some recording and get the details of the recording. One detail is the translated URL. This must point to the right location on your Android device.
Good luck and let me know if you still have troubles.