Onvif Device Manager
This page is directed at developers and provides links to several external projects that implement ONVIF interfaces using a variety of programming languages. Please feel free to study the implementations. Note that ONVIF is not the owner of these sites and cannot provide any related support. If you have questions about the projects, please use the discussion mechanism provided by the respective projects.
ONVIF tutorials for Android, Windows, and iOS are also available for review.
ONVIF Device Manager is a Network Video Client (NVC) to manage Network Video Transmitters (NVT), Network Video Storage (NVS) and Network Video Analytics (NVA) devices. Implements Discovery, Device, Media, Imaging, Analytics, Events and PTZ services. Written in C# and uses ffmpeg for media decoding. ONVIF Device Manager is an open-source software application (currently available for Windows only), which scans your network for cameras, DVR's, and NVR's, trying to locatea stream address that can then be used for connecting your device to Angelcam. Who should use this? If you’ve already setup port-forwarding for your device, but Angelcam can't find a stream automatically and/or.
C++
Qt based application for Android
C#
Media Profile Configurator
Get Snapshot Series
Java and Kotlin
Simple Android App using XMLPullParser for parsing service responses and VideoLAN for streaming Video.
Open Camera
Candere
Node.js
Library for accessing ONVIF Profile S and G devices
Scan for cameras and show information
ONVIF Profile T and S camera on Raspberry Pi hardware
Objective C and Swift
Simple App for iOS streaming from Profile T cameras.
Artificial Intelligence-based object detection system that utilizes blockchain solutions for storing information obtained from ONVIF cameras.
Face Detector
PHP
Integration of ONVIF features into web app.
Onvif Device Manager
Python
Access ONVIF interfaces from scripts.
Visual Basic
Windows scripting tools for accessing ONVIF devices.
Tutorials
ONVIF Tutorial for Android
Onvif Software For Ip Cameras
ONVIF Tutorial for Windows
ONVIF Tutorial for iOS
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