ws: { uri: `ws://localhost:8854/` }, rtsp: { uri: `rtsp://IP:554/user=admin&password=&channel=1&stream=0.sdp` }, in examples/browser/test/h264-player.js and websockify 8854 IP:554 runned on localhost, but it doesn't work for me.532910...
And if camera already provides video stream in a well-known format such as H264, we only need to re-encapsulate it, we don't need to decode/encode it, so operation is lightweight Then we can access that new stream from the browser using standardVideoelement, ...
hls-ll 访问的是 http://localhost:8083/stream/hls/channel/test_rtps/hlsll/live/index.m3u8 但是这个 demo 里面展示不出来, RTSPtoWeb 官方的 demo 也展示不出来, vlc 中可以播放不出来, 但是能够看到进度信息 vlc 的播放 websocket 的播放 websocket 访问的是 ws://localhost:8083/stream/hls/channel/test...
This is what Websocket player does on the iOS Safari browser. The code of the player looks the same: 1 2 var session = Flashphoner.createSession({urlServer:"wss://192.168.88.59:8443"}); session.createStream({name:"rtsp://192.168.88.5/live.sdp", display:myVideo}).play(); This is so...
url:'YOUR_FLV_STREAM_URL',//与sources.src相同,确保一致});this.player.tech_.hls =tech; tech.attachMediaElement(this.player.el().querySelector('video')); tech.load(); }else{ console.error('FLV.js is not supported in this browser.'); ...
send('连接成功') //推视频流 const stream = webSocketStream(ws, { binary: true, browserBufferTimeout: 1000000 }, { browserBufferTimeout: 1000000 }); var url = "rtsp://xxx:xxx@192.168.1.xxx:xxx/ch1/main/av_stream"; try { ffmpeg(url) .addInputOption("-rtsp_transport", "tcp", "...
const stream = webSocketStream(ws, { binary: true, browserBufferTimeout: 1000000 }, { browserBufferTimeout: 1000000 }); let url = req.query.url; console.log("rtsp url:", url); console.log("rtsp params:", req.params); try {
For instance, the camera sends an H.264 video stream in 720p, while the viewer is the Chrome browser on the Android device with VP8 support only. If transcoding is enabled, each connected IP camera require a transcoding session that decodes H.264 and encodes it to VP8. In this case, ...
HTTP incompatible:Like RTMP, you cannot directly stream RTSP over HTTP. Because of this, there is no easy, straightforward way to stream RTSP in a web browser, as RTSP technology is designed more for streaming video on private networks such as security systems within a business. However, you...
1. VLC Media Player. If you haven't had it installed on your computer, download it at https://www.videolan.org/vlc/index.html and install it. 2. A browser that supports HTML5. (The browser I'm using here is Chrome) 3. RTSP URL (Stream address of IPCamera, lookup for that accord...