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Trying to connect to two different cameras (PanV2 and regular V2) RTSP stream using VLC. Keep getting a failure to connect message no matter what I try. Seems like configuration of the cameras should be pretty straight forward and work without issues. What am I doing wrong? Trying to access via this string: rtsp://admin:[email protected]:8554/unicast (tried the other variations as well) but can never get a connection. Here is the configuration of one of the cameras (ignore the RTSP_AUTH_DISABLE setting, I've tried it both ways). The error from VLC is connection refused. |
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Are you using the VLC package installed through Debian packages by chance? If so the Debian VLC package does not contain the RTSP playback libraries included. More info here https://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?t=157795. I know this because I spent 2 hours trying to get RTSP streaming to work and finally moved to a different OS and tested and it worked instantly. |
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From the readme... (I initially had the same problem.) -- the singular stream will be located at Either disable the sub-stream for the single stream unicast only url, or specify the video sources accordingly for using both streams. |
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If you are using the latest release, in the logs folder, do you see v4l2rtspserver.log? |
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I finally found the problem. I have another camera from Amcrest that was grabbing the same IP address for its wireless connection, even though I had wifi disabled on the camera. It wasn't showing in my DHCP leases, it was just grabbing the IP from memory and activating it. |
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I finally found the problem. I have another camera from Amcrest that was grabbing the same IP address for its wireless connection, even though I had wifi disabled on the camera. It wasn't showing in my DHCP leases, it was just grabbing the IP from memory and activating it.