How to setup sub streams for q-see cameras?
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mat200
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Do you know if they have a substream available?
( btw they are not Dahua OEM, could be perhaps Hik ? )
Spec sheet
( btw they are not Dahua OEM, could be perhaps Hik ? )
Spec sheet
IAmATeaf
Known around here
Is this any use?
www.ispyconnect.com
Complete Q-see IP Camera Setup Guide - ONVIF, RTSP and Tutorial Included
Discover the ultimate guide for setting up your Q-see IP cameras with our free software. Stream live video via RTSP, enable ONVIF support for universal compatibility, and utilize advanced DVR for robust motion detection. Login to manage your Q-see camera securely and effortlessly.
Is this any use?
Complete Q-see IP Camera Setup Guide - ONVIF, RTSP and Tutorial Included
Discover the ultimate guide for setting up your Q-see IP cameras with our free software. Stream live video via RTSP, enable ONVIF support for universal compatibility, and utilize advanced DVR for robust motion detection. Login to manage your Q-see camera securely and effortlessly.
Model: QTN8059B
This is my model and it currently works with rtsp but I want to enable sub streams for this camera to reduce CPU usage
According to ISPY in the list @IAmATeaf mentioned, there is one that seems to match your cam. This is a guess:
Check toward the bottom for "Other" that has rtsp:/ [CHANNEL]. Try changing the Main stream in BI from / to /0 or /1 to see if the full resolution main stream could be represented as a 0 or 1, respectively. If /0 works, then try /1 and see if it gives you a lower res video, otherwise if /1 works, try /2 and see if you get a lower res video.
Check toward the bottom for "Other" that has rtsp:/ [CHANNEL]. Try changing the Main stream in BI from / to /0 or /1 to see if the full resolution main stream could be represented as a 0 or 1, respectively. If /0 works, then try /1 and see if it gives you a lower res video, otherwise if /1 works, try /2 and see if you get a lower res video.
Sorry, haven't added a cam in a while and forgot you can't edit it. Add it (/0, /1, and/or /2) to the end of your Address (i.e. 192.168.1.100/1).
Another way to try different options is to use VLC, using "Open media stream"option and enter in different address options:
rtsp:/admin:CamPassword@192.168.1.108/0
rtsp:/admin:CamPassword@192.168.1.108/1
rtsp:/admin:CamPassword@192.168.1.108/2
If that doesn't work, try different RTSP strings shown under ISpy link mentioned above.
Another way to try different options is to use VLC, using "Open media stream"option and enter in different address options:
rtsp:/admin:CamPassword@192.168.1.108/0
rtsp:/admin:CamPassword@192.168.1.108/1
rtsp:/admin:CamPassword@192.168.1.108/2
If that doesn't work, try different RTSP strings shown under ISpy link mentioned above.
