Control PTZ camera using packet sniffed data, Visual studio c++ ?

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I am using an PTZ LAN connected IP camera in my project human detection. I did packet sniffing using fiddler to get the http data and i have the sniffed data with me. I am using visual studio(2010) c++ with Qt(GUI). I am in a hurry to finish this so could someone please provide me a code or anything that'd help my progress. thank you in advance.

Posted 12-Apr-14 20:49pm

DaksithaW

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SoMad 13-Apr-14 2:56am

Why did you have to sniff the data? PTZ cameras are controlled using protocols. If you know the protocol being used, you should usually be able to find a document describing all the commands.

Soren Madsen

DaksithaW 13-Apr-14 3:27am

I am very new to this. Sorry if i said something which does not make any sense. It says streaming rstp with rtp protocol. I mean in ip camera specification. that is all I could found. That is why i did packed sniffing. Anyway is there a way to control those data with c++ code ?

SoMad 13-Apr-14 4:19am

I think you have a very long way to go on this or you need to add a lot more information to your question.
How are you interfacing to the camera (your own socket communication or some library/SDK)?
Which camera (make and model) are you trying to interface to?

Soren Madsen

DaksithaW 15-Apr-14 7:59am

okay protocol of controlling my PTZ IP camera is pelco-D. Is there a c++ library or something ? something relevant cos I want to control it using vs++ with Qt add in. so to do that i need a vs++ code. thank you for your concern SoMad.

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