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- Unable to remotely view IP cameras RTSP stream - Super User
As far as I can tell, he is correct, the video comes back over UDP, but not over predictable ports That explains why the client can receive RTSP video streams on the same local network, but not remotely The control channel (port 554) connects, but the returned video packets were being dropped by the router
- How do I monitor rtsp traffic on port 554 - Stack Overflow
@Sjakelien when you start the capture set filter to "host <the host ip> and port 554", e g - "host 192 168 1 2 and port 554" This will capture only the traffic between you and that host on the given port Since the default RTSP port is used Wireshark should be able to parse it and show you the commands –
- Protect IP webcams RTSP port 554 with firewall? - Super User
It's not good feel somebody could see my life like that So I want to secure the device with firewall or something But I have no idea how and even it's possible or not It's not Linux (probably) so I cannot port forward or hopefully SSH-ing to the camera and setting up iptables rules So, can I protect my IP webcam from attackers?
- How to test a network device for a valid RTSP stream?
You will want port 554 and or provided by user interactively; real devices (which a hundreds of models) might be using different ports, even with default settings; You can put more likely candidates onto top of the IP address list by searching network for real addresses using UPnP, ZeroConf
- Setting output port for rtsp stream from python
I've used Gstreamer for that and was able to stream frames and read them with VLC in another PC My problem is that my code uses the default port 8554 (i e the stream is in rtsp: hostIp:8554 test), while I want to stream to port 554 I've tried many additions to the launch_string, for example '! gdppay ! tcpserversink host=serverIp port=554
- html - How to play stream RTSP via web. - Stack Overflow
You have to redirect your router public port 554 to the private 192 168 1 55:554 port in order to access it form other location in the web
- Is this possible to change port in RTSP using TCP?
Yes, it's possible to use the first format Of course, you should first have checked if both ports (TCP 4578 and TCP 4579) are in fact available on the client
- Confusion regarding RTSP over HTTP tunneling - Stack Overflow
RTSP over HTTP tunneling doesn't mean TCP will be used As TCP has more overheads than UDP, real time streaming will prefer to use UDP as less traffic will be made By the way, why do you want to use TCP ? Try blocking UDP of port 554 and see if LIVE555 will switch to TCP –
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