Unfortunately, using an IP camera endpoint is not gonna help us here. Here's the basic setup : We've deployed Cisco VSM with 18 Cisco IP cameras for a hospital so the doctors there can monitor the pacients from remote locations, but they would also like to integrate the vital signs into the VSM.
At the moment in every pacient booth there's a Samsung monitor that displays vital signs and the doctors want that vital signs to also be displayed next to the camera streams in SASD. The only solution we found was to use an encoder and take the stream from the Samsung monitor into our VoIP network (we've also provided CUCM and Expressway there) and display is as a camera in VSM.
We managed to do this with the Cisco encoders, but their resolution is pretty poor and the doctors want to have HD resolution. In this case, the only option we found was using a 3rd-party encoder that supports ONVIF and HD streaming. We found a really nice one from Antrica, got it for a demo and worked nicely, but it was too expensive since we need 18 units + more in the future, as this project will expand. So we searched some cheaper one that would do the job.
This encoder from Ionodes seemed good from specifications, supports ONVIF 2.2.1, can set up the NTP (we found a lot of encoders that don't support NTP and I know this is a very delicate issue with VSM), but we're stuck with this error.
If you have any experience with this and can think of another solution on how to get the stream from a monitor and get it into Cisco VSM, that would be great. I would've personally liked to use Cisco encoders, since there would be no issues there, but unfortunately their resolution is really not suited for 2016.
