OpticLink Pro Integration
Straightforward specifications, protocol standards, and local network integration methods for developers connecting external applications with OpticLink Pro.
Core Integration Vectors
Custom URI Deep-Linking
Register and trigger instant camera connections from standard web browsers, scripting utilities, and native apps using the custom ip-camera:// protocol handler.
Local Network Discovery
Leverage zero-configuration ONVIF WS-Discovery probes across the local network subnets to dynamically locate IP cameras and map active hardware parameters.
Smart Home & API Integration
Connect with Home Assistant, custom security dashboards, or media pipelines. Proxy high-integrity RTSP over TCP feeds and consume standard fragmented recording archives.
Quick Start: Triggering Connections via Protocol Handler
OpticLink Pro registers the custom ip-camera:// protocol with the operating system on startup. External applications can launch or update live feeds immediately by invoking structured query strings.
ip-camera://connect?ip={CAMERA_IP}&port={PORT}&username={USER}&password={PASS}HTML Integration Example
Embed direct launch points on internal intranets or dashboards:
<a href="ip-camera://connect?ip=192.168.1.50&port=80&username=admin&password=secret">
Launch Camera Feed
</a>Shell Execution Example
Launch feeds programmatically via scripts, commands, or tools:
# Windows PowerShell / CLI Command
explorer "ip-camera://connect?ip=192.168.1.50&port=80&username=admin&password=secret"Integration Specifications & Guides
Protocol & Stream Integration
Deep-dive specifications for ip-camera:// custom URIs, ONVIF Auto-Discovery, direct RTSP streams, and recording exports.
Audio Pipeline Configuration
Learn how to optimize audio integration with Mono, Stereo, and Surround codecs, and map low-latency backchannel/talkback paths.
Read Audio Specs →Multi-Lens Integration
Configure external mappings for dual-sensor and multi-lens camera systems to stream separate views concurrently.
Read Multi-Lens Guide →Local vs. Remote Networking
Secure routing guidelines for private IP networks, VPN integration, and port forwarding/DDNS setups.
Read Network Guide →Need User-Facing Documentation?
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