This website contains a modified version of ONVIF Device Manager v2.2.207. It has been modified to allow a larger display of the wi-fi camera video.
The original ONVIF Device Manager v2.2.207 can be found on this web page https://sourceforge.net/projects/onvifdm/
To use the modified version from this website, download the odm.zip file and unzip it into a new folder.
If you do not have it already installed, download and install the Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 Visual C++ Redistributable 32bit vcredist_x86.exe from here
To run the ONVIF Device Manager program double click on the odm.exe file or create a shortcut to it and double click that.
The original ONVIF Device Manager program was written a number of years ago when wi-fi cams had a lower video definition. At the time the video window size was probably fine but now with wi-fi cams with a higher video definition the video windows needs to be bigger. The extra buttons allow the video window to be resized. By dragging the right hand border of the program the video will slide left or right. It's a bit clunky but works well.
It is important to make sure that the Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 Visual C++ Redistributable 32bit is installed. One of the dll's odm.player.net.dll is written in C++ and if the C++ Redistributable is not installed when the program trys to display video it crashes in a bad way. On one of my PC's it appeared to write garbage to my hard disk making the PC run a chkdsk on boot and causing my bitdfender anti-virus to get corrupted and disabled and I needed to reinstall that. It works fine with the Visual C++ Redistributable installed. I have included a program, test2010.exe that you can run to test if the Visual C++ Redistributable is installed. If the Visual C++ Redistributable is not installed you will get a message saying MSVCR110.dll is missing. If the Visual C++ Redistributable is installed the program runs OK and looks like this.
If you have changed your wi-fi cam password you will need to log into the ONVIF Device Manager program with that id and password.
The source code of the parts I have modified are here download source.zip the rest of the project is here https://sourceforge.net/projects/onvifdm/
The dll's of my version of the program are compiled in VS2012 and are probably not compatible with the original programs dll's because they were compiled in VS2010.
The use of the program is entirely at your own risk. It is supplied under the https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html licence.
Copyright (C) 2021 Steve Matthews
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Last updated 24 January 2021