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How To Get Rtsp Url From Ip Camera

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You can pull the RTSP (H.264) stream from the camera with a simple: rtsp://cameraip You can use VLC Player, and then use ‘Open network stream', and specify for instance rtsp://10.120.2.123 and the video should play. Above is the simplest form. There are more options possible, such as: rtsp://cameraip/stream1 for the high resolution stream. Setup your Gw Security IP camera. There are two connection options in Camlytics smart camera software for Windows PC to login and view your Gw Security IP camera.Those are automatic discovery (you'll see your camera in our software) and manual discovery (without camera website).

Connecting to your Onvif IP camera*


Try the following connection options in iSpy or Agent to connect to your Onvif IP camera. If an FFMPEG option is available we recommend you try that first as it will often be faster and include audio support. You can also try the VLC plugin if the FFMPEG option isn't working.
The settings for Onvif cameras are built right into our free surveillance software - click 'Add' then 'IP camera with wizard' to automatically setup your Onvif cameras. Remember to also try connecting via ONVIF as Onvif cameras may support ONVIF connections as well.
Start typing in the 'Make' box to find your camera. If your camera is not listed then click 'Get Latest List' in settings or when on the add camera wizard. If you need to modify the URL then add or edit the Onvif camera and you can modify the connection type and URL in the video source dialog (button is top of the first tab).

Onvif compatible software*

Tip: Click a model to generate a URL for your camera

ModelsTypeProtocolPath
001111, 23344, 380, 3805P, 3851, 4312B, 57ii, Cotier_TV631W-ip, d53m02, DONPHIA, Euronet, GW5050IP, ipc6200, IPD-E2A5L18-BS, Jidetech, m2-p488, Main, NAUM, NAUM2, NAUM3, ONVIF CAMERA, ONVIF_IPNC, Other, patton, PROVISION ISR, SC3V-1, techma, TH32E-ONVIF, V380, v380 pro, V380-Q10FFMPEGrtsp:///mpeg4
342, 5MPtopsee, 5MPTOPSEE, 960p, 960Pchina spot 2019, d53m02, diamond, gw security 5mg, gwsecurity 5mb, ipc6200, IPC-F20M, IPD-E2A5L18-BS, JH720e1, LBH30SE200W4, lsvision, model 2000, ONVIF_IPNC, Other, rhbr, Secureye, westmile, zsvdrFFMPEGrtsp:///mpeg4cif
5MPTOPSEE, Other, VNcamMJPEGhttp://cgi-bin/video.cgi?msubmenu=mjpg
9411, DomeCam, eyeonet4k, Other, PROVISION ISR, Sibell IP, Techson S1Pro52030IM, tvtFFMPEGrtsp:///profile1
AK-HD54F245, gate 1, granstream, MC400L, NDR-405-P-BGZ20, oma, ONVIF_IPNC, Other, PTXDome1, PTZ, S3VC, sc3v, SV-B06POE-1080P-A, V380FFMPEGrtsp:///stream0
DOMECAM, IPC, Other, PTZFFMPEGrtsp:///0
DOMECAM, IPC-model, Other, Other_onvif, profile s, SC3V-1, VESKYSJPEGhttp://snap.jpg?JpegCam=[CHANNEL]
IpcFFMPEGrtsp:///profile2
ipc2122FFMPEGrtsp:///h264_stream
IPC-HDBW4431R-ZS, IPHD, Other, PTZJPEGhttp://cgi-bin/snapshot.cgi?chn=[CHANNEL]&u=[USERNAME]&p=[PASSWORD]
MC400LJPEGhttp://cgi-bin/snapshot.cgi?loginuse=[USERNAME]&loginpas=[PASSWORD]
Model S, Other, v380, V380VLCrtsp://live/ch00_0
NLISTED, OtherJPEGhttp://snapshot.jpg?account=[USERNAME]&password=[PASSWORD]
ONVIF CameraJPEGhttp://cgi-bin/CGIProxy.fcgi?cmd=snapPicture2&usr=[USERNAME]&pwd=[PASSWORD]
OtherJPEGhttp://cgi-bin/CGIProxy.fcgi?cmd=snapPicture2&usr=[USERNAME]&pwd=[PASSWORD]&
Other, TH38M-ONVIF-P2PMJPEGhttp://videostream.cgi?user=[USERNAME]&pwd=[PASSWORD]&resolution=32&rate=0
OtherFFMPEGrtsp:///cam/realmonitor
Other, Other, Profile S, PTZ, SC3V-1JPEGhttp://tmpfs/auto.jpg
OtherJPEGhttp://snapshot.jpg?user=[USERNAME]&pwd=[PASSWORD]
PTZ, PTZ1, YN-AJ8079R-POEFFMPEGrtsp:///stream1
QD900, V380FFMPEGrtsp:///live/0/MAIN
Shenzhen Jiaxinjie Technology Co. LtdFFMPEGrtsp://h264
TH38M-ONVIF-P2P, VESKYSJPEGhttp://img/snapshot.cgi?size=2
VeskysFFMPEGrtsp:///tcp/av0_0
WeirdFFMPEGhttp://videostream.asf?usr=[USERNAME]&pwd=[PASSWORD]

* iSpyConnect has no affiliation, connection, or association with Onvif's products. The connection details provided here are crowd sourced from the community and may be incomplete, inaccurate or both. We provide no warranty that you will be successful using these connection URLs or that Onvif products are compatible with iSpy.

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On this webpage you will find detailed information on how to connect to an RTSP camera device with your Windows Forms/WPF Application written in C#. To implement this example, you need to have OZEKI Camera SDK installed, and a reference to OzekiSDK.dll should be added to your Visual Studio project.

How to connect to an RTSP camera device using C#?

Windows FormWPF

In order to connect to your camera device with the OZEKI Camera SDK you need to use the classes of the SDK whose objects have been declared at the beginning of the Form1 class. After this you should initialize these objects in the constructor of the form ( it is possible within the declaration statements as well). The final steps are to call the method named SetVideoViewer() and to add your VideoViewerFM object to the control collection of the panel that you can see on the GUI. Important: you should study this article in order to find out how to setup your Windows Forms Application correctly.

Getting started

To get started it is recomended to Download and Install the latest version of Ozeki Camera SDK. After installation you can find the example code discussed in this page with full source code in the following location on your harddisk:

Download Ozeki Camera SDK:http://www.camera-sdk.com/p_13-download-camera-onvif.html
Windows forms version:C:Program FilesOzekiOzeki SDKexamples.zipExamplesOther
Camera_Viewer_Connect_RTSP_WFCamera_Viewer_Connect_RTSP_WF.sln

To compile this example you will need Microsoft Visual Studio installed on your computer.

The following Method calls which can react to the 'Connect button pushed' event:

How To Get Rtsp Url From Ip Camera Software

_camera = IPCameraFactory.GetCamera('rtsp://192.168.113.150:554/ufirststream', 'root', 'pass'): this method initializes the camera device that has been declared as a private member of the class. The used arguments are the following: The first component is the adress of the camera. It must be an RTSP (Real Time Streaming Protocol) camera which is marked by the, rtsp:// opening and followed by the URI (Uniform Resource Identifier) containing the IP address of the device, then its port number and stream identifier. The second component is the username and the third is the password for the camera.

_connector.Connect(_camera.VideoChannel, _imageProvider): This method establishes the connection between the image that we recive from our RTSP camera and the image provider object which is used for displaying the image of the camera on the Graphical User Interface.

_camera.Start(): you should use this method in order to receive image from the camera.

_videoViewerWF1.Start(): by using this method the image on the GUI will be displayed.

RTSP camera connection example in C#

Form1.cs

Code 1 - IP camera connection example in C#

Please note that none of the cancel and disconnect methods are included in the example because of the demonstrating intent and briefness of the article.

GUI


Figure 1 - The graphical user interface of your application

After the successful implementation of the functions and the GUI elements, the application will work properly. By pressing the connect button the image of the RTSP camera will be loaded in.

Below you can find the code that belongs to the interface of the previously presented application. With the help of this section your Windows Forms Application will be able to work properly.

Form1.Designer.cs

Code 2 - GUI example in C#

In order to connect to your camera device with the OZEKI Camera SDK you need to use the classes of the SDK whose objects have been declared at the beginning of the MainWindow class. After this you should initialize these objects in the constructor of the window ( it is possible within the declaration statements as well). Important: you should study this article in order to find out how to setup your WPF Application correctly.

Getting started

To get started it is recomended to Download and Install the latest version of Ozeki Camera SDK. After installation you can find the example code discussed in this page with full source code in the following location on your harddisk:

Download Ozeki Camera SDK:http://www.camera-sdk.com/p_13-download-camera-onvif.html
WPF version:C:Program FilesOzekiOzeki SDKexamples.zipExamplesOther
Camera_Viewer_Connect_RTSP_WPFCamera_Viewer_Connect_RTSP_WPF.sln

To compile this example you will need Microsoft Visual Studio installed on your computer.

The following Method calls which can react to the 'Connect button pushed' event:

_camera = new IPCamera('rtsp://192.168.113.150:554/ufirststream', 'root', 'pass');: this method initializes the camera device that has been declared as a private member of the class. The used arguments are the following: The first component is the adress of the camera. It must be an RTSP (Real Time Streaming Protocol) camera which is marked by the, rtsp:// opening and followed by the URI (Uniform Resource Identifier) containing the IP address of the device, then its port number and stream identifier. The second component is the username and the third is the password for the camera.

_connector.Connect(_camera.VideoChannel, _drawingImageProvider): this method establishes the connection between the image that we recive from our RTSP camera and the drawing image provider object which is used for displaying the image of the camera on the Graphical User Interface.

_camera.Start(): you should use this method in order to receive image from the camera.

videoViewer.Start(): with this method the image on the GUI will be displayed.

RTSP camera connection example in C#

MainWindow.xaml.cs

Onvif Rtsp Url

Code 1 - IP camera connection example in C#

Please note that none of the cancel and disconnect methods are included in the example because of the demonstrating intent and briefness of the article.

GUI


Figure 1 - The graphical user interface of your application

After the successful implementation of the functions and the GUI elements, the application will work properly. By pressing the connect button the image of the RTSP camera will be loaded in.

Hikvision Ip Camera Rtsp Url

Below you can find the code that belongs to the interface of the previously presented application. With the help of this section your Windows Forms Application will be able to work properly.

The code to the GUI layout can be seen below:

MainWindow.xaml

DISCLAIMER: Please note that the following features will only work if your IP camera supports the given function. You should check the user manual of your IP camera to make sure it supports the feature that you wish to implement in C#.

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FAQ

Rtsp Stream Url

Below you can find the answers for the most frequently asked questions related to this topic:

  1. How can I get the URL of the camera?

    You can get the URL from the producer of the camera. (In the 10th tutorial you can find information on how to create an own IP camera discoverer program.)

  2. I have not managed to build the solution. How to solve it?

    • Please set the Target framework property of the project to .NET 4.0.
    • You should add the OzekiSDK.dll and System.Drawing.dll to the references of the solution.
    • Please import the missing classes.
  3. What's the difference among USB camera, RTSP camera and ONVIF camera?

    In the case of USB camera we do not need camera url and some functions(like moving, zooming, etc.) are not available. In the case of RTSP camera and ONVIF camera there are more available functions. The difference between the RTSP camera and the ONVIF camera is while the RTSP camera can have only one stream at a time, the ONVIF camera can have multiple.

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If you are not a developer, but you need a great software to view or record your camera, we recommend you to use Ozeki Camera Recorder. This is a great end user product, that allows you to control your cameras from a webbrowser. It's easy and great. You can download it from the following link: Download Ozeki Camera Recorder.

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