Closed MicheleCardamone closed 2 months ago
For 1. should probably turn on debug logs set the RUST_LOG
environemental variable to debug
For 2. If you are expecting to never drop frames.... I can't help you there. Unless there is some part of the code that I can point to to fix something then I can't address it. In 90% of the cases of dropped frames that I have seen the camera is just not sending them fast enough or the network is too congested. You could try running multiple instances of neolink with only a few cameras each since you have soo many cameras, in case their is some limit being enforced for per application network rates
For 1. should probably turn on debug logs set the
RUST_LOG
environemental variable todebug
For 2. If you are expecting to never drop frames.... I can't help you there. Unless there is some part of the code that I can point to to fix something then I can't address it. In 90% of the cases of dropped frames that I have seen the camera is just not sending them fast enough or the network is too congested. You could try running multiple instances of neolink with only a few cameras each since you have soo many cameras, in case their is some limit being enforced for per application network rates
I tried creating 2 separate instances of neolink but they don't work. Only the first one I run works, the other cams give rtsp errors
You need to change the port for the rtsp. Only one app can use a port at a time. It can be changed in the config
Closing this since no actionable code changes can be made
As you requested I open a new thread. Problem 1: neolink seems to have closed on its own after several hours of operation. I put it back to testing to avoid any other problems. Problem 2: As in the photo attached above, there appear to be totally dropped frames