Public mjpg webcam in Blu Iris

ScratchStick

ScratchStick

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Not sure if I should have posted this in troubleshooting, but Ill try it here...

Im trying to get this webcam feed in to Blue Iris, but what ever I do, it doesnt work. I have done it with a few other m3u8-feeds, but this one is some other format.

Anyone got any good advice ? :)

Stream:
 
More info might help, such as the make & model of webcam.
Also, screen shots of 2 pages: "camera settings" => "video" tab and its "Configuration".
 
If rtsp is enabled on the camera system's end this site may help you find/craft the correct url for access.
www.ispyconnect.com

Complete Axis IP Camera Setup Guide - ONVIF, RTSP and Tutorial Included

Discover the ultimate guide for setting up your Axis 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 Axis camera securely and effortlessly.
www.ispyconnect.com www.ispyconnect.com

I think the axis viewing page is doing something with java to play the video.
 
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+1^^.

Also, per the User Manual page 7:

Access the video stream​
​
You can access the video stream and still images from the Axis device in different ways.​
Important: For these commands to work, the device must have a root account.​
​
• Still JPEG images in a browser: enter the path "http://<ip-address>/axis-cgi/jpg/image.cgi"​
• RTSP streaming through most media players (for example VLC): enter the path "rtsp:/<ip-address>/axis-media/media.amp"​
• ONVIF streaming (for devices with an ONVIF user configured): enter the path "rtsp:/<ip-address>/onvif-media/media.amp"​
​
You can find more ways to access the video stream in VAPIX® Library​

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From iSpyConnect
  • "rtsp:/<ip-address>/axis-media/media.amp"
  • "rtsp:/<ip-address>/onvif-media/media.amp"
  • "http://<ip-address>/axis-cgi/mjpg/video.cgi?camera=1&resolution=[WIDTH]x[HEIGHT]"

NOTE: In all cases use 2 slashes after "RSTP:" as the forum software will not allow it to be shown
 
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TonyR said:
+1^^.

Also, per the User Manual page 7:

Access the video stream​
​
You can access the video stream and still images from the Axis device in different ways.​
Important: For these commands to work, the device must have a root account.​
​
• Still JPEG images in a browser: enter the path "http://<ip-address>/axis-cgi/jpg/image.cgi"​
• RTSP streaming through most media players (for example VLC): enter the path "rtsp:/<ip-address>/axis-media/media.amp"​
• ONVIF streaming (for devices with an ONVIF user configured): enter the path "rtsp:/<ip-address>/onvif-media/media.amp"​
​
You can find more ways to access the video stream in VAPIX® Library​

---------- and ----------

From iSpyConnect
  • "rtsp:/<ip-address>/axis-media/media.amp"
  • "rtsp:/<ip-address>/onvif-media/media.amp"
  • "http://<ip-address>/axis-cgi/mjpg/video.cgi?camera=1&resolution=[WIDTH]x[HEIGHT]"

NOTE: In all cases use 2 slashes after "RSTP:" as the forum software will not allow it to be shown
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Thank you so much. The last http-string with width and height did the trick :)
 
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ScratchStick said:
Thank you so much. The last http-string with width and height did the trick :)
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FWIW, in BI did you initially put in cam's IP, user/pass, click on "Find/Inspect" and let BI find the stream info?
RTSP, if possible, would look much better than MJPG.
 
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