![]() After 15 seconds of whatever you have set it as, the image will then slide away and disappear again. I am using a cheap China dome camera and its currently dark so not the best images in these screen shots etc. Your IP cameras image should then slide in as an overlay in the right hand side of the XBMC UI. To test its working from the Program add-ons list simply select the Security CAM Overlay and click OK / Enter. Select OK to save your settings once happy. Under the Behaviour section, you can specify things like the image size to be displayed, image refresh interval, enable auto close and how many seconds the image should stay on screen for. The Image URL will vary depending on the type of IP camera you are using, refer to your manufacturers product guides for the correct URL to be used. Under the Camera section, in the Image URL field enter the URL of the JPG image of your IP camera and in the username and password fields enter those details to access the camera etc. Right click the add-on and select Add-on Settings Once installed the add-on will be listed in your Program add-ons list Installation is simple, just download the file and install it as a Zip in XBMC add-ons area. UPDATE: The add-on thread can be found here. There is no official forum page for this add-on currently and its not in any repositories, so keep an eye out on that forum thread for any new updates being put out. ![]() The current version of Security CAM Overlay is version 0.0.4 which can be found on this forum post here. This is ideal for doorbell scenes where the CAM image can be displayed in XBMC for a set number of seconds and then it automatically disappears again. This is a script that can be used to display IP security camera images in XBMC, I am using XBMC Frodo V12.2 just so you know. There is a new XBMC add-on being developed called “Security CAM Overlay”. Firstly its the 1st of Jan 2014 today, so happy New Year to all my blog readers, hope you had a good one last night!
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