Help with ip cam and capturing the video recorded

[slickwidnick]

So I have this cheap ip cam I bought off ebay, and it has a cloud based video storage service baked in, and I wanted to figure out a way to intercept that video data, and save it to my own server. Just today I found log file on the sd card it saves video and pictures to that has some ip address and port number and addresses to what seems like it could be the cloud service. Could that be the key to being able to route the data to my own storage?

 

[mat200]

So I have this cheap ip cam I bought off ebay, and it has a cloud based video storage service baked in, and I wanted to figure out a way to intercept that video data, and save it to my own server. Just today I found log file on the sd card it saves video and pictures to that has some ip address and port number and addresses to what seems like it could be the cloud service. Could that be the key to being able to route the data to my own storage?

Check documentation if the camera supports rtsp, ONVIF
Check the camera's interface if the camera supports rtsp, ONVIF
Try wireshark or another packet analyzer to determine if the packets are rtsp

 

[slickwidnick]

Okay I'll try that

 

[slickwidnick]

I cant find a version of wireshark for android. How do I do what you were suggesting?