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Nvidia Deepstream FFMPEG RTSP to HTTP Streaming
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Nvidia_Deepstream_FFMPEG_RTSP_to_HTTP

Nvidia Deepstream FFMPEG RTSP to HTTP Streaming

These are the steps I used to Convert a RTSP stream produced by a Nvidia Deepstream to a HTTP using FFMpeg

1.Install FFMPEG

$sudo apt update

$sudo apt install ffmpeg

2, Make changes to the FFMPEG config file

$sudo nano /etc/ffserver.conf

Curser down to bottom of file and add following

ACL allow localhost ACL allow "your ip address" #uncomment if you want an IP range to be able to access the stream #ACL allow 192.168.0.0 192.168.255.255 Feed camera1.ffm Format mpjpeg VideoFrameRate 30 VideoSize 640x360 VideoBitRate 4048 VideoIntraOnly NoAudio Strict -1

Starting the proccess

  1. Start up a Deepstream application that produces a RTSP stream.

2.Open up a second terminal and run.

$sudo ffserver

  1. Open up another terminal and run this:

    $ffmpeg -rtsp_transport tcp -i 'rtsp://youre_IP_or_Localhost:8554/ds-test' http://youre_IP_or _Localhost:8080/camera1.ffm

    4.Open up VLC or youre favorite player.

    Choose the play streaming option.

    http://youre_IP_or_Localhost:8080/camera1.mjpeg

    HTTP Stream should start playing