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- # [Bicep (PowersShell )](#tab/bicep-powershell)
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+ # [Bicep (PowerShell )](#tab/bicep-powershell)
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1. Set the following environment variables :
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@@ -280,7 +280,7 @@ The following snippet shows the bicep file that you used to create the asset. Th
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:::code language="bicep" source="~/azure-iot-operations-samples/samples/onvif-connector-bicep/asset-ptz.bicep":: :
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- # [Bicep (PowersShell )](#tab/bicep-powershell)
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+ # [Bicep (PowerShell )](#tab/bicep-powershell)
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1. Set the following environment variables :
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:::code language="bicep" source="~/azure-iot-operations-samples/samples/onvif-connector-bicep/asset-onvif-media.bicep":: :
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- # [Bicep (PowersShell )](#tab/bicep-powershell)
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+ # [Bicep (PowerShell )](#tab/bicep-powershell)
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1. Set the following environment variables :
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@@ -483,7 +483,7 @@ The connector for ONVIF now receives notifications of motion detected events fro
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- # [Bicep (PowersShell )](#tab/bicep-powershell)
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+ # [Bicep (PowerShell )](#tab/bicep-powershell)
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1. Set the following environment variables :
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# ## Access the camera's video streams
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- To manually create an device and asset that enable access to the video streams of the ONVIF-compliant camera :
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+ To manually create a device and asset that enable access to the video streams of the ONVIF-compliant camera :
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1. During public preview, first use a tool to discover the RTSP stream URLs of the camera.
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