What value should be the value of the optional `Timeout` value when using continuous move ONVIF
I've added a service reference to the ONVIF PTZ wsdl (https://www.onvif.org/ver20/ptz/wsdl/ptz.wsdl) to my c# windows form camera app.
I've created a PTZClient and I am able to send ptz commands.
I've looked at the PTZ wsdl's documentation and it is stated that the Timeout value is optional for the ContinuousMove operation.
When I try to put nothing in this input, in my code, I get an error saying that there is no definition of the ContinuousMove without a Timeout.
So my question is: What value should I put there?
I've looked through wireshark at packets sent by the ONVIF Device Manager demo app but can't figure where this value is...
My c# winform app is basically sending a ContinuousMove command when a button is pressed and a Stop command when a button is released.
I don't know if this is related, but when I use "PT5S" as value for my timeout, It seems to work, but when I hold my buttons, for more than 5 sec, the movement of my camera stops. And when I spam click my button, my camera just freezes and reboots...
I've tried doing the same two things in the ONVIF Device manager, but my camera won't freeze or stop after 5 sec of movement.
I found out that I could put null as variable.
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