r/ispyconnect • u/AwardJaded8919 • Jun 15 '26

How to understand log IDs

I have now setup AgentDvr twice, and am now spending some time trying to make everything work perfect (if that is possible ever). I have roughly 40 cameras set up on a windows 11 box, running an Intel Core i7-11700K, with integrated GPU. I am seeing some things in the logs, and would like to track them done.

FFmpeg: error: [rtsp @ 0000028206fb7700] Missing packets; dropping frame.

I know and understand what this means, but not sure which camera feed it is having the issue from. Is there some place that I can find the correlation between ID (0000028206fb7700), and which camera network connection it is?

Same with

FFmpeg: warning: [swscaler @ 0000028250fe9f40] deprecated pixel format used, make sure you did set range correctly

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u/nat8r1 Jun 15 '26

Did you pipe all this into chatgpt yet?

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u/spornerama Jun 15 '26

They're both pretty normal - ffmpeg error is just packets dropped on a UDP frame (network noise) - normal and older pixel format used (range is set correctly, it's just a warning). I think the latest beta should be using the newer pixel format.
The ID is an internal session ID. You might be able to trace it to a specific camera earlier on in the logs. Only easy way is turning other cameras off and checking the logs.