The video thumbnail we are using is the following:
#http://10.224.56.36/VideoThumbnails/Video.htm?type=Generic Images&source=https://10.230.101.161/streamprobe/ajax/widgetimage/get.thumbnail.ajax.php?file=/mnt/data/pictures/1_10.122.246.97_5000_239.1.2.1_5000_0_0_1.jpg&refresh=1000
I found something about proxy property that can be used. But then we encountered that the image couldn’t be loaded:
#http://10.224.56.36/VideoThumbnails/Video.htm?type=Generic Images&source=https://10.230.101.161/streamprobe/ajax/widgetimage/get.thumbnail.ajax.php?file=/mnt/data/pictures/1_10.122.246.97_5000_239.1.2.1_5000_0_0_1.jpg&proxy=true&refresh=1000
We know that the video certificate is invalid or does not exist, but we can find/see it in chrome.
Is there a way we would be able to include this thumbnail into the visio?
When using proxy=true, the image is requested by the DMA agent (so this option can only be used if the DMA has access to the source url). If you import the source certificate in the trusted certificate store on the DMA agent, then you won’t get the certificate error anymore (assuming the certificate is still valid), and it will work on any client device since they request the image from the DMA.
Without proxy, the client will request the source url directly (not via the DMA). So without proxy you would have to install the source certificate as trusted on every client device.
What do you mean with “not available”? An https connection requires a certificate.
The problem is that this certificate is even with Chrome not available. My question was more related to the point if I could work around this?