The term is not a standard Axis menu label but rather a conceptual state related to how the video server streams data to a client application (like AXIS Camera Station or a web browser).
Accessible via a standard browser like Microsoft Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator. ViewerFrame Parameters: Mode=Refresh : Used for basic image-by-image updates. The term is not a standard Axis menu
Before tweaking settings, let’s recap the hardware. The Axis 2400 is a 4-channel video encoder. It takes up to four BNC analog video inputs (NTSC/PAL) and streams them over an Ethernet network using MJPEG or MPEG-4 compression. Its internal operating system is Linux-based, and it exposes a web interface for configuration. However, advanced users know that the web UI only scratches the surface. The real power lies in HTTP API calls and parameter modifiers like viewerframe mode and intitle . Before tweaking settings, let’s recap the hardware
The Axis 2400 supports RTP multicast. If you have poor network bandwidth, enabling multicast allows multiple viewers to see the stream without re-encoding. This drastically improves the "viewerframe" experience for multiple operators simultaneously. Its internal operating system is Linux-based, and it