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Both the XX59A and XX39A H.264 formatted IP cameras support RTSP protocol to stream video. The instructions in this article will explain how to stream your cameras video using RTSP protocol to the VLC Media Player. The default port number for RTSP will be 554. If you have more than one camera you need to change the RTSP port number for each camera. All cameras on your network can not use the same port number for RTSP. The example shown is using an internal address. If you were accessing the RTSP URL remotely then you would use a remote address (external IP adress or DDNS address). To use remote addresses to stream video externally you would need to forward your camera's ports within your router. If you are unsure about how to do that please reference this article:  
 
Both the XX59A and XX39A H.264 formatted IP cameras support RTSP protocol to stream video. The instructions in this article will explain how to stream your cameras video using RTSP protocol to the VLC Media Player. The default port number for RTSP will be 554. If you have more than one camera you need to change the RTSP port number for each camera. All cameras on your network can not use the same port number for RTSP. The example shown is using an internal address. If you were accessing the RTSP URL remotely then you would use a remote address (external IP adress or DDNS address). To use remote addresses to stream video externally you would need to forward your camera's ports within your router. If you are unsure about how to do that please reference this article:  
[[Click here for remote access setup.|IP_Camera_-_Remote_Viewing_for_SD]]
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Below is an example of the URL you would use to access the RTSP stream. Reference the diagram to find the values for your own RTSP URL address.  
 
Below is an example of the URL you would use to access the RTSP stream. Reference the diagram to find the values for your own RTSP URL address.  
  
 
EXAMPLE:  
 
EXAMPLE:  
 
rtsp://192.168.1.226:554/live/av0?user=admin&passwd=admin
 
rtsp://192.168.1.226:554/live/av0?user=admin&passwd=admin

Revision as of 16:17, 13 March 2013

Question

How do I use my H.264 camera's RTSP port to stream video to the VLC Media Player?

Answer

Both the XX59A and XX39A H.264 formatted IP cameras support RTSP protocol to stream video. The instructions in this article will explain how to stream your cameras video using RTSP protocol to the VLC Media Player. The default port number for RTSP will be 554. If you have more than one camera you need to change the RTSP port number for each camera. All cameras on your network can not use the same port number for RTSP. The example shown is using an internal address. If you were accessing the RTSP URL remotely then you would use a remote address (external IP adress or DDNS address). To use remote addresses to stream video externally you would need to forward your camera's ports within your router. If you are unsure about how to do that please reference this article:

Click here for remote access setup.

Below is an example of the URL you would use to access the RTSP stream. Reference the diagram to find the values for your own RTSP URL address.

EXAMPLE: rtsp://192.168.1.226:554/live/av0?user=admin&passwd=admin