this is the stream on vlc player in windows 10
Raspbery Pi2 Camera Monitor w/Rpisurv
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This is not the code you copied from vlc player:
A http-stream doesn‘t have Password and Username infront of the ipadress.
Try the two following streams in VLC and afterwords in rpisurv, if successful:
or
Code:
http://Admin:..........&@192.168.1.124:9004/videostream.cgi?A http-stream doesn‘t have Password and Username infront of the ipadress.
Try the two following streams in VLC and afterwords in rpisurv, if successful:
Code:
http://192.168.1.124:9004/videostream.asf?
Code:
http://192.168.1.124:9004/videostream.asf?user=admin&pwd=myadminpasswordAnd how about this:
Please remember to change admin and myadminpassword in the stream.
Code:
http://192.168.1.124:9004/videostream.asf?user=admin&pwd=myadminpasswordFound a mistake in my code: it is cgi and not asf
try
Please remember to change admin and myadminpassword in the stream.
try
Code:
http://192.168.1.124:9004/videostream.cgi?user=admin&pwd=myadminpasswordI give up and go buy another camera this evening if I change something, the program will no longer start
meanwhile bought another camera:
the sony snc-dh140 and tried with this rtsp stream
rtsp: / username
wd @ 192.168.1.145/media/video1
but it is not working yet on rpisurv , I may have to update the rpisurv program first ?
the rtsp stream does work with vlc player in windows 10
the sony snc-dh140 and tried with this rtsp stream
rtsp: / username
wd @ 192.168.1.145/media/video1but it is not working yet on rpisurv , I may have to update the rpisurv program first ?
the rtsp stream does work with vlc player in windows 10
try it that way:
Make shure that the cam delivers h264 to the main stream and not h265! This is set in the configuration of the cam: Raspberry cannot connect to h265.
Code:
-url: "rtsp://username:password@192.168.1.145:554/media/video1"Make shure that the cam delivers h264 to the main stream and not h265! This is set in the configuration of the cam: Raspberry cannot connect to h265.
this is the next
when I change this, my cameras no longer work either
I use the bottom line
- url: "rtsp: /
- rtsp_url: / this is what i use
if I use the top one the cameras don't work
when I change this, my cameras no longer work either
I use the bottom line
- url: "rtsp: /
- rtsp_url: / this is what i use
if I use the top one the cameras don't work
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SvenVD
Getting the hang of it
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You mean freezing images?
Have a look here: Most issues are posted with pictures and solutions.
Have a look here: Most issues are posted with pictures and solutions.
On a RPI3 on a fresh Raspbian install after i install the RPI Surv after a reboot the Raspbian won't boot the desktop like before, it just shows the terminal, do you have an idea why is this happening?
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Did you try startx?
You could also run raspi-config and change the boot options to desktop v CLI. Not sure why the rpisurv would change that.
You could also run raspi-config and change the boot options to desktop v CLI. Not sure why the rpisurv would change that.
I found out that if i update the Raspbian this happens, if i don't RPI Surv work just fine.
I'm guessing some of the updates mess it up.
I'm guessing some of the updates mess it up.
SvenVD
Getting the hang of it
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Rpisurv 3 has been released, take a look here and Release notes here.
Features:
Self-healing and health monitoring including watchdogs
Features:
Self-healing and health monitoring including watchdogs
- Every stream will be monitored by an external watchdog process, if the stream gets killed somehow, the watchdog will try to restart the stream/process. This gives you a very robust surveillance screen.
- Stream up/down detection and autorepositioning of connectable streams on the screen layout. For example: if you stop a camera (or just stop the server on the camera), Rpisurv will detect this and will recalculate/redraw the screen with the still available streams. The same is true if a previous unconnectable stream becomes connectable. All without any user interaction.
- Autocalculcate coordinates for every stream displayed.
- If you are not happy with the autocalculations you can customize yourself.
- You can configure multiple screens and cycle between them in an automated way or via the keyboard.
- In the case of dual displays, you can configure multiple screens to be cycled between for each display.
- You can also specify "image streams", to display images next to or instead of camera streams. The images will be auto-updated if they change remotely.
- Rpisurv will auto-detect if a second display is connected at boot and will automatically start the configured screens for the second display.