Can't see my IP Camera's video remotely. But wait........

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Richard A Knox

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Sep 8, 2016
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Hello,

The issue I am having is that I can login to my camera's onboard software remotely, but I can not see any video remotely.
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So, I can get to the tools, setup information, but I am not able to see the video.

I have Port Forwarding on & enabled as you can see that I am getting to the onboard software, just not the video. I have a DDDns enabled and setup. Everything is working just fine, just no video.
If I use a third party software, then the video comes through, but just by accessing it through a URl, no luck.
 
1) When you say "...I can login to my camera's onboard software remotely, but I can not see any video remotely" do you mean outside of your home network ? (accepted terms: home = LAN or 'local'; outside = WAN or 'remote').

2) Cam brand & model?

3) "I have Port Forwarding on & enabled" ... What port(s) are forwarded?
 
This is what I see locally using the IP camera built in software. No video, nothing. But if I use a third party software like Easy N / Multi WIndow I can view everything just fine.
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When I view from work, this is what I see.
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Here is the info from the IP Camera. It's Easy N

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Here are the Ports Forward information

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Let me know if there is any additional information you need.

Richard
 

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Sometimes these cams need more than one port forwarded to use the http interface, the http port and the rtsp port...note that forwarding the ports like this is a huge security risk.
 
fenderman said:
Sometimes these cams need more than one port forwarded to use the http interface, the http port and the rtsp port...note that forwarding the ports like this is a huge security risk.
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Do you have a suggestion as to how I can accomplish this, without the port forwarding?
 
watch out to if you have a adblocking software like adguard this will happen to you if you have adguard on certian cameras like dericam you will not see any video until you completly close adguard i found this out a long time ago
 
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