This presentation demonstrates what OZEKI Camera SDK is, what you can develop with the software development kit, the prerequisites of the SDK and a small C# example about how to connect it to your ONVIF IP camera.

1. What is
OZEKI Camera SDK
This presentation demonstrates what OZEKI Camera SDK is, what you can
develop with the software development kit, the prerequisites of the SDK
and a small C# example about how to connect it to your ONVIF IP camera

2. What is OZEKI Camera SDK?
OZEKI Camera SDK is a .NET based software development kit
with which you can easily develop your own surveillance
software in C#, VB.NET or Visual C++.
With the help of this SDK:
• You can connect to any type of IP cameras that support RTSP or ONVIF
protocols.
• You can use functionalities such as moving, zooming, motion detection
alarming, live web streaming, recording and so on.

3. With OZEKI Camera SDK you can develop…
…your own Windows desktop surveillance software to display
the video channels of your IP cameras. For example you can
monitor offices, schools, sport stadiums, hospitals, etc.

4. With OZEKI Camera SDK you can develop…
…your own web streaming service to view the video and the
audio of your IP cameras on a website.

5. With OZEKI Camera SDK you can develop…
…a webinar system for your educational institution. Instructors
can make online lessons, and students can view the stream
through their computers, their smartphones, or even in web
browsers.

6. With OZEKI Camera SDK you can develop…
…an alarming system in case of the software detects any
motion. It can send a text message or make an audiovideo call
to your phone or a monitoring center (police, central station).

7. With OZEKI Camera SDK you can develop…
…an IP camera administrator software that makes possible to
configure your IP cameras remotely. You can query, set, save,
restore and reset the settings.

8. Supported protocols - RTSP
In order to connect your .NET
application and your IP
cameras to each other, the IP
cameras have to support RTSP
(Real Time Streaming Protocol)
protocol.
It is a network control protocol
designed for establishing,
terminating and controlling
media sessions between the
end points.

9. Supported protocols - ONVIF
Next generation IP cameras support ONVIF (Open Network
Video Interface Forum) protocol.
An ONVIF camera is also using RTSP to establish the sessions, but
you have more possibilities than just receive the camera stream.
The followings can be used:
• Pan-Tilt-Zoom control
• Subscription on camera events
• Query camera information
• Discover devices
• Configure camera

10. Supported protocols - RTP
After a session has been established between the participants,
the RTP (Real-time Transport Protocol) protocol is used for
transmitting the audio and video data between the OZEKI
Camera SDK and the IP camera.

11. What you need
OZEKI Camera SDK is a .NET solution which means you need to
have the development environment and background tools for
.NET to be able to use the SDK.
Since it is developed in .NET, you can use C#, VB.NET or Visual
C++ programming languages.

12. Example: How to connect to your IP camera
In the next few slides you can see a simple example about how
to connect to an IP camera in C# with OZEKI Camera SDK.
Step 1: Download the following
example from this webpage:
http://www.camera-sdk.com/index.php?owpn=37

13. Example: How to connect to your IP camera
Step 2: Extract the zip file and open the project with your Visual
Studio.
Step 3: Add VoIPSDK.dll to your references. It can be found in the
complete SDK package:
http://www.camera-sdk.com/index.php?owpn=13
The VoIPSDK.dll will be in
the following directory:
c:Program FilesOzekiOzeki SDKSDK.NET4VoIPSDK.dll

14. Example: How to connect to your IP camera
Step 4: Find the following line in the Form.cs file:
_camera = IPCameraFactory.GetCamera("192.168.115.175:8080", "admin", "admin");
In the GetCamera method, you need to provide the following
parameters:
• IP address of your camera
– In case of an ONVIF camera:
– In case of an RTSP camera:
GetCamera("192.168.115.175:8080", "admin", "admin");
GetCamera("rtsp://192.168.115.175:8080", "admin", "admin");
• Username of your camera
• Password belongs to the username

15. Example: How to connect to your IP camera
Step 5: Build your application, then in the main window of the
application click on Connect button to receive the RTP stream
from the camera.

16. Thank you for your attention!
For more information, visit our website:
www.camera-sdk.com
or send us an e-mail:
info@camera-sdk.com