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victor-david / camera-eye

.Net Core 3.1 WPF Windows application to view and manipulate multiple IP cameras. Handles RTSP and MJPEG streams. Provides ability to pan and tilt the cameras. Uses plugins to deal with specific camera makes / models.
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How can view rtsp camera CCTV or camera IP? #13

Closed guytechNet closed 1 year ago

guytechNet commented 1 year ago

Hi Mr. Victor David,

I can not view rtsp camera CCTV or camera IP after I added and configured, drag it to the display position I want.

Can you help me?

I added and configured Screenshot 2023-06-08 150721

drag it to the display position I want Screenshot 2023-06-08 150609

victor-david commented 1 year ago

Hi, you must select a plugin. On your screenshot, no plugin is selected. There are three plugins as part of the code, and the idea was that people could develop their own for other cameras.

Also, the IP address should be simply the ip, not a url. The plugin takes care of constructing a url appropriate for the camera the plugin is designed for.

I wrote three plugins with the app because that's what kind of cameras I have/had access to.

guytechNet commented 1 year ago

Hi Mr. Victor David,

I saw you written at readme.md (red line -> Supports RTSP and MJPEG but I can not use it your project) Screenshot 2023-06-12 100116 Do you miss plugin RTSP and MJPEG?

victor-david commented 1 year ago

Are you saying that there are no plugin options in the drop down list on the camera settings? Because of the nature of how plugins work, after a build, they must be copied into the Plugins directory. This is handled by PostBuild.cmd

https://github.com/victor-david/camera-eye/blob/master/src/Camera.App/PostBuild.cmd

Also, you'd need to follow what it says here about Ffmpeg:

https://github.com/victor-david/camera-eye/blob/master/src/Camera.App/Ffmpeg/README.md

guytechNet commented 1 year ago

Hi victor david, I have *.dll plugin as follow Screenshot 2023-06-12 133850 And plugin saw at box as Screenshot 2023-06-12 133747 But my rtsp do not working at your Cam Eye, however it work at RtspClientSharp project. What's happen?

victor-david commented 1 year ago

There's a couple of things to keep in mind:

  1. Make sure you've installed the FFMPEG .dlls. They are not in the project. After build, one level up from Plugins, along with the main .exe, you should see avcodec-58.dll, avdevice-58.dll, avfilter-7.dll, etc.
  2. Make sure you've selected a Plugin. I don't know what camera you have. An appropriate plugin might not be included. If not, you can create one if you want to.
  3. According to your latest screenshot, you've still got a URL in the ip address field. It should be only the IP.
guytechNet commented 1 year ago

Hi Mr. Victor David, I saw you written at readme.md (red line -> Supports RTSP and MJPEG but I can not use it your project) 245003612-2fba84d2-a3ed-4785-88d9-e35d7985eb0e Did you miss a plugin RTSP link in your project? Please help me plugin RTSP!

victor-david commented 1 year ago

Yes, the app supports RTSP and MJPEG in the underlying transport protocols. The underlying protocols are used by a plugin, which is designed for a certain type of camera. In an attempt to help, I've posed various questions and suggestions for you, and also pointed out what was wrong with your config screen, but haven't received any answers as to whether you followed those suggestions. It is mandatory to:

  1. Select a plugin
  2. Use only an ip address, not a URL
  3. Install the ffmpeg .dlls

And once again, the plugins that are included may not work for your camera. That's why it's a plugin architecture, so others can develop plugins for other cameras.