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I'm sure that is a possibility. What do you have in mind?

Here's my situation: I have an IP camera setup to stream church services. I have gstreamer and nginx-rtmp running on the local PC. I have two TV's setup in overflow rooms to display the streams. (TV's have Raspi's attached to them) Using gstreamer I have managed to mux the audio connection from...

I realize this is an old thread, but I have a Longse camera as well with the Herospeed firmware. I'm having issues as well with the streams. Apparently the firmware uses Live 555 Media Streaming server to push the video out over port 80. Which means the camera does some kind of protocol...

Camcorders are pretty expensive. Besides, I already have several IP cams. Only one has audio and it's pretty Crappy. I'm hoping to hardwire the desktop and see if I can get gstreamer to sync the audio out of the mix board to the video stream. Unfortunately I'm running out of time on this.

We don't have any access point available to the congregation.

I plan to avoid wifi if possible.

I tried finding some way to cast considering I have an unused chromecast, but none of the options seemed to work for the RTSP feed from the camera. I think I'm going to try to combine the video from the camera with the audio from the mixer board on the computer using gstreamer and push it out...

Nice little box, but if I'm going that route I'd just setup a Raspberry Pi.

I thought about an Android TV stick, but as you said that doesn't cover audio and I'd like to keep audio and video in the stream. One of the cameras I was considering using does have audio. It comes across as PCM according to VLC, but I haven't actually figured out how to get the audio to play...

For our Christmas service, our church wants to be able to record the service and display it live in an overflow room on a TV. I have a couple IP cams laying around and I was thinking I could do this easily enough. The head scratcher to me is displaying the feed on the TV without using a full...

I ran the 5.3.0 downgrader and it actually worked as far as the camera picking up the TFTP server and installing the firmware. Unfortunately it's still not responding and doesn't come up in SADP.

I've processed the return through Amazon, so I should be getting a replacement soon I hope. Any thoughts on getting the resolution I want out of it?

If I cup my hands around it I can see the IR LEDs and my switch is showing activity, but nothing else really.

No unfortunately not.

I bought one of the above cameras from Amazon. Decided to install the latest firmware to see if I get 720x480 resolution for web streaming from it. Went to HIKVision support site and downloaded the necessary firmware and now the camera won't boot. Turns out the seller I bought the camera from is...