The rtsp Server object is used for transmitting video from Server to remote workplaces using the RTSP protocol. Use of the RTSP protocol allows viewing video from IP cameras and video archive on remote clients by means of the Intellect software or using video players that support this protocol.
Transmitted video stream is to be compressed using H.264, MPEG4 or MJPEG codecs. |
When MJPEG codec is in use, video of height and/or width more than 2048 pixels is not supported.
To create and configure the rtsp Server object, do the following:
In the Cameras table set the checkboxes next to video cameras video from which is to be displayed (1).
To select several cameras at the same time, mark lines in the table and then holding down the Ctrl key on the keyboard click the unchecked box in one of the marked lines.![]() As a result all selected lines will be set checked. To uncheck several boxes at the same time, do the same, but click the checked box after the selection of the lines. |
To distribute transmitted signal among different rtsp-ports set the Multicast checkbox (1). In the Cameras table the Port column is displayed. Every video camera is to have a data transmission port (2).
Use of the Multicast mode allows decreasing Server load due to reduction of transmitted data. |
The rtsp Server object is now configured.
To connect to Server and display video in the video player that supports RTSP protocol, specify the address of data source in the format given in the table.
Address | Example | Description |
rtsp://Server IP address[:Port]/Camera№ | Viewing video from Camera 1 | |
rtsp:// Server IP address[:Port]/archive?id= Camera№ &time_begin=yyyy.mm.dd-hh:mm:ss&&time_end= yyyy.mm.dd-hh:mm:ss | rtsp://192.168.0.3:554/archive?id=1&time_begin=2011.11.11-11:11:11&&time_end=2011.11.11-11:12:00 | Viewing video archive from Camera 1 |
If 554 port is in use (default value,) it can be not specified in the address line. |