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@n3wb ffmpeg works for this purpose, you simply map your input stream to an output stream. I'll paste my command line one last time later today, you can go down other roads if you want, but ffmpeg is core application used in many, many, many video solutions; however it's just hidden from view...

I can't test that @forinsec, pretty sure neither of my cameras have audio. Which camera are you using? if it plays audio with ffplay, then ffmpeg shouldn't be much different.

Do you get audio from the camera watching it with vlc or fplay? My camera doesn't have an audio stream, at least not one I have ever heard.

I have the same question. IMO the DS-2CD2042WD-I is crap compared to the older DS-2CD2032-I. I am much happier with the 2032. I think the image is cleaner both day and night with the 2032. My firmware: I attached how I rip both my cameras and both sets of streams. The top two windows are...

You have a lot of stuff in that command line. Try stripping it down to the essentials. Also, I can tell that your computer or internet can't keep up with your stream. It takes a lot of horsepower to do video conversion at high quality. That shows your camera is at 20fps That shows you are...

You are looking for someone to grab your camera, from your network, and pipe it to youtube? I'll do it, if you send me the info. need the IP and the username/password for view access. I will be any issues are NOT the camera, but the method to pipe to youtube.

Here is my bash script that works with my camera. You will need to modify it to enter your camera's username, password, and IP address. Also specify what channel you want. I am using the 704x480 stream to pipe to youtube. ffmpeg version 2.8.7 on Fedora 23 (4.5.6-200.fc23.x86_64) #...