It’s often hard to find the rtsp/mjpeg links for IP cameras from China. I’ve found this site to be quite useful http://www.soleratec.com/rtsp/rtsp_listing.php
S3
- HTTP: http://IP:80/axis-cgi/mjpg/video.cgi?fps=10
- RTSP: rtsp://IP:554/cam1/h264
IPSCAM
- RTSP Main Feed: rtsp://IP:554/ch0_0.h264
- RTSP Sub Feed: rtsp://IP:554/ch0_1.h264
- HTTP: http://IP/cgi-bin/net_jpeg.cgi?ch=0
- HTTP: http://IP/mobile.htm
Extract from the BlueIris Help File.
| /image/{cam-short-name}?q=50&s=80 | A single JPEG image from a specific camera or group, with optional quality (q) and scale (s) parameters. Quality is a percentage from 1-100, and scale may be any number >0. |
| /image/{cam-short-name}?h=100 | You may also specify a specific height (h) or width (w) instead of scale. |
| /mjpg/{cam-short-name}/video.mjpg | An M-JPEG stream. This stream is compatible with Blue Iris’s “MJPEG stream request.” |
| /mjpg/{@camera_group_name}/video.mjpg | An M-JPEG stream. This stream will auto cycle cameras in the specified group |
| /file/clips/{filename}&mode=jpeg&speed=100 | An M-JPEG stream of a clip from your New clips folder. You may include additional subdirectory names in the filename. The speed parameter is optional, a percentage of normal playback speed. |
| /thumbs/{filename} | A thumbnail image from a specific file in the New clips folder. |
| /alerts/{filename} | A JPEG image from the Alerts folder. |
| /admin?profile=x | Temporarily change the active profile to x. Use x=-1 to toggle the lock status. |
| /admin?camera=x&trigger | Trigger camera x (short name) |
| /admin?signal=x | Changes the traffic signal state and returns the current state. x=0 for red, x=1 for green, x=2 for yellow. This requires admin authentication. |
| /audio/{cam-short-name}/temp.wav | Pull a raw audio stream (MIME type audio/x-wav). |
| /cam/{cam-short-name}?pos=x | Performs a PTZ command on the specified camera, where x= 0=left, 1=right, 2=up, 3=down, 4=home, 5=zoom in, 6=zoom out |
| /cam/{cam-short-name}?pos=100 | Causes a snapshot image to be captured from the specified camera. |
| /h264/{cam-short-name}/temp.h264 | Pull a raw H.264 stream (MIME type video/H264). This stream will play in a tool like VLC, and may be used in future versions of the ActiveX control. |
| /h264/{cam-short-name}/temp.ts | Pull an MPEG-2 transport stream (MIME type video/MP2T). |
| /h264/{cam-short-name}/temp.m | or .m3u8 Pull a virtual M3U8 file (MIME type application/vnd.apple.mpegurl). This will play in QuickTime, iPad and the iPhone using the iPhone Live Streaming format. |
- HTTP JPEG : http://IP/Streaming/channels/1/picture
- RTSP Main Feed: rtsp://IP:554/h264
- RTSP MAIN h264 rtsp://IP:554/h264/ch1/main/av_stream
- RTSP MAIN MPEG4 rtsp://IP:554/MPEG-4/ch1/main/av_stream
- RTSP SUB h264 rtsp://IP:554/h264/ch1/sub/av_stream
- RTSP SUB MPEG4 rtsp://IP:554/mpeg4/ch1/sub/av_stream
- RTSP MAIN h264 rtsp://IP:554//Streaming/Channels/1
- RTSP SUB h264 rtsp://IP:554//Streaming/Channels/2
The application URL Helper can be useful for finding the the right URL to your stream.
Here is another site with a really detailed list of ip-camera manufacturers along with the RTSP URL listings… Seems to have even more companies and camera models then the other sites listed… Hope this helps someone else too.
http://www.securityhive.com/rtsp