Yes, need to understand what server sends to start a transmission.
To start a transmission, mobile APP do a POST request to the ‘/app/api/ApiServer/watching’ and then server invokes a transmission. To do this it sends some magic to the camera, and would be nice to capture this magic.
Right now, there are three channels from which the camera could be controlled.
HTTP is not an option, it used only for initial configuring servers. TCP port 80. Host v720.naxclow.com
TCP connection is used to send MJPEG/G711 stream, but on default commands similar to AP commands it didn’t respond. Various TCP port and host, gets from bootstrap HTTP request answer.
MQTT is used for controlling entire camera, but there are no information inside app source what need to do to start a transmission. Host: v720.p2p.naxclow.com:1883
Hey guys,
My recently bought camera from cafago ( www .cafago .com/ en/p-d12029.html) - uses the same BK7252 chip. Doing a tcpdump I saw it is going to a specific chinese site to look for updated firmware. The connection to the site is plain HTTP and it seems like that the site appart from the firmware for my camera (it looks in folder HB66) contains firmware for other models mentioned in this thread, including the A9 camera. The firmware url is http://120.77.233.10/BK7252_P2P_IPC_FW/
The firmware files seem to be in the “OTA downloader” format for RT-Thread. more details can be foud here: GitHub - RT-Thread-packages/ota_downloader: The firmware downloader which using on RT-Thread OTA component.
I did not have the time to do a binwalk on these files yet.
Finally, an nmap on my camera reveals port 23 open (but no responses when you telnet to it) and ports 10002 and 10003. But no streams available there.
Hope that info could help somehow.
my board looks different than this. and I’m not sure its STlink used for Beken chips ?
i have an STLink but I’m not sure what you are trying to do? do you have alternative firmware`?
I’m wondering if the camera can be reprogrammed with the reference design.
eliminate the china firmware completely
my hardware has TMS,TDI,TDO,TCK under the camera
rt thread keeps showing on my home network. i use Wyze and blurams cams, but none of these small A9’s. I suspect someone has planted cams in my home and I want to find the cams & introduce them to the heel of my boot. I am not a programmer, I found this site by researching on line. If anybody would help me with tips on how to find the illegally placed cams in my home, and /or who placed them, i will be grateful and gladly reward anyone if i am successful in making that ‘introduction’ thanks,
J
To properly work ‘fake server’, user must make DNS redirect on own (home) router domains ‘v720,naxclow,com’ and ‘p2p,v720.naxclow,com’ to own server IP
Also, on the server must be installed any MQTT broker or ‘p2p[v720.naxclow]com’ should be redirected to any public MQTT broker
After this part, fake server up the http web server and listening for camera incoming messages. The list of available cameras will be available at http://[FAKE_SRV_IP]/dev/list (now as JSON array)
After connection camera, MJPEG video stream could be found at http://[FAKE_SRV_IP]/dev/[CAM_ID]/live, snapshot - http://[FAKE_SRV_IP]/dev/[CAM_ID]/snapshot
I realize that adding replies to ‘waste your time blah blah’ may be a true waste of time, but express my agreement on @mb_EQNvD3CjP’s personal drive. @HeyImAlex is suggesting we substitute a $5 cam by a $40 one. He/she/it missed the point of low cost, and also confuses price with quality.
18 months ago I worked with my A9, but didn’t have enough time to use a direct connection to the AP generated by the CAM. That was the way I was trying.
You joined this community only to attack a two year old post of mine ? I feel honored ! Of course you’re probably the same troll as the one before, but you know what ? Yes you’re right ! I don’t understand the point of buying cheap low quality crap. It’s a waste of your time, of your money, it increases e-waste and depletes the limited resources of the planet for - well - crap.
Hopefully this new account of yours may become a productive member of the community now ! Looking forward to it