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DVIP is DataVideo's VISCA-over-IP protocol. It's VISCA with a two-byte extra header with packet length (because reasons, I suppose?).
http://www.resource.datavideo.com/downloads/Datavideo_DVIP_Ethernet_Control_Operation_Guide.pdf (essentially the only useful information in that is that it uses TCP port 5002)
http://www.resource.datavideo.com/downloads/Datavideo_PTC-150_DVIP_Protocol.pdf (confirms that it's pretty much VISCA with extra header)
This might suddenly become extremely urgent, very soon...
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DVIP is DataVideo's VISCA-over-IP protocol. It's VISCA with a two-byte extra header with packet length (because reasons, I suppose?).
http://www.resource.datavideo.com/downloads/Datavideo_DVIP_Ethernet_Control_Operation_Guide.pdf
(essentially the only useful information in that is that it uses TCP port 5002)
http://www.resource.datavideo.com/downloads/Datavideo_PTC-150_DVIP_Protocol.pdf
(confirms that it's pretty much VISCA with extra header)
This might suddenly become extremely urgent, very soon...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: