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Re:Hacking a $30 IoT camera to do more than it’s worth by StavrosK on Wednesday April 04, 2018 @08:39AM (#16754117)
Does anyone know of a good Android viewer for RTSP? I'm probably going to proxy it with an HTTP webserver over TLS (if I can do that with RTSP? EDIT: Apparently I can't, I'll have to find a way to add authentication) to add basic auth, so the viewer will need to support that.
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Re:Hacking a $30 IoT camera to do more than it’s worth by freehunter on Wednesday April 04, 2018 @08:42AM (#16754146)
I use TinyCam on an Amazon Fire tablet to view my RTSP stream but only locally. Over the Internet I view the stream from MotionEye on my RPi using their authentication. In that case I can view it in the browser, no app needed.
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Re:Hacking a $30 IoT camera to do more than it’s worth by StavrosK on Wednesday April 04, 2018 @08:50AM (#16754188)
Thank you, I didn't know of those apps, I'll try them now.
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Re:Hacking a $30 IoT camera to do more than it’s worth by dagrha on Wednesday April 04, 2018 @11:36AM (#16755709)
VLC is great-- it's what I use for viewing RTSP on my LAN.
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Re:Hacking a $30 IoT camera to do more than it’s worth by notyourday on Wednesday April 04, 2018 @11:37AM (#16755729)
VLC does the job but what you really want to do is run ffmpeg against it and generate HLS
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