Anybody know where you can view live CAL OES FIRIS video at? Thanks!
CAL OES,- GOVERNOR’S OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES
FIRIS- STATEWIDE CHANNEL
On Slack.
But I believe that you have to have an agency login and permissions
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damn, you know of any other ways you can watch it live?
@noobaget - Are you really asking publicly on this forum how to get around a login and permission based system to watch the live video off the aircraft? Or is this an April fools joke?
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Um i was just wondering if theres any ways you can watch it live… I dont see how thats an issue
@noobaget, let me explain. @modcamo told you that it required agency login and permission and your reply was “damn, you know of any other ways you can watch it live?”
If you work for a public safety agency in CA you can register for Slack. If you are public safety we can get you in the ADSB TAK-Server as well so you can watch the video in there geospatially. If you arent supporting public safety the live link is not going to be available to you.
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Hopefully the public can access it soon, I’m sure they are working on it based on this white paper. https://cdn.ymaws.com/www.calchiefs.org/resource/resmgr/documents/whitepapers/FIRIS_White_Paper.pdf
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Public access to the perimeters is available. That 30 min delay thing never happened. I can tell you that because I am in the middle of it and am the reason the data became publicly available when we set up the KML network link for ATAK. It caused quite the stir. Now Its the real-time video that is not. I think thats reasonable.
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Whenever I try and view it in ATAK / WINTAK, it simply just doesn’t work. I’m not sure if thats cause I need to be connected to a server or what it is
Yes you need to be connected to the secure tak-server. Its no different than Slack.
The perimeters in ATAK though are wide open anyone can view them there from FIRIS and Cal-Fire.
Its set up anything older than 3 days it does not display although calfire feed still has border 2 so working on that
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