If your configuration uses fox streaming to deliver video from a camera, DVR, or NVR, the station renders (processes) the video stream. To make successful connections, the station’s Fox or Foxs port must be different from the port used to connect the video device itself to the network. If your configuration does not use fox streaming, the camera renders the video stream. To make successful connections, the station’s Fox or Foxs port should be the same as the port used to connect the video device.

In
When using the
). You configure the network, server or camera port (http, https or web client http port) by expanding , working your way down the hierarchy followed by double-clicking the device node. This opens the view tab.
To access this property in any video component, right-click the component and click .
| Property | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Fox Video Stream Preferred (network, DVR and NVR) or Preferred Video Stream Fox (camera) | drop-down list (for a network component defaults to False and for a child component defaults to Inherit)
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For a network component, selects (
true) or declines (false) the use of Fox streaming.
For a child component (DVR, NVR or camera), selects or declines the use of Fox streaming at the child component level.
NOTE: This option assumes that the controller is exposed - otherwise you could not even connect to the station.
In all cases, the client-side computer expends some of its CPU utilization to render the video on the screen. |