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NewtornGuy · Nov 10, 2017, 2:33 PM

Is there IP camera viewing software that supports live h264 over http instead of rtsp ? Using http ensures reliable data transfer while rtsp does not. This can cause video data rates to be 5x to 10x larger. Note that I said "x" for times, not "%".

JR1 · Nov 11, 2017, 1:17 PM

Not sure if this is a serious question but how about either a "please can you help" at the start or a "thank you" at the end of it

Mark1616 · Nov 11, 2017, 5:05 PM

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Originally Posted by JR1

Not sure if this is a serious question but how about either a "please can you help" at the start or a "thank you" at the end of it

Wasn't convinced earlier when I saw it go up, it it is then I'm certainly no the right person to answer the question or even know what it is.

VTphotog · Nov 11, 2017, 5:54 PM

I'm not enough of a software geek to be able to help with this question. I have, in the past, though used IP Camera Viewer 3 to monitor local cameras, and Team Viewer software for remote access. The combination worked for me, though I can't definitely say which protocol was used.
A forum more oriented to computer networking would probably be able to give the answer.

Mark; it is good to see you on the job. I have been wondering what happened to all the mods here.

Mark1616 · Nov 12, 2017, 7:05 AM

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Originally Posted by VTphotog

Mark; it is good to see you on the job. I have been wondering what happened to all the mods here.

I've been in the background for a long time but life has been so busy I've not posted. I'm trying to resolve that

Nov 10, 2017, 2:33 PM	#1
NewtornGuy Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2017 Posts: 1	IP Camera Viewing software that supports h264 over http Is there IP camera viewing software that supports live h264 over http instead of rtsp ? Using http ensures reliable data transfer while rtsp does not. This can cause video data rates to be 5x to 10x larger. Note that I said "x" for times, not "%".

Nov 11, 2017, 1:17 PM	#2
JR1 Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: wales Posts: 138	Not sure if this is a serious question but how about either a "please can you help" at the start or a "thank you" at the end of it __________________ Nikon D5, D4s, 810, Nikkor lenses 14-24, 70-200 f2.8, 80-400 "Nano version", 24-120 f4, SB910s Lee filter system, Siggy 15mm, Siggy 150-600 Sport, Gitzo Tripods, many GoPros https://www.facebook.com/JRSPhotography.co.uk

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Nov 11, 2017, 5:54 PM	#4
VTphotog Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Extreme Northeastern Vermont, USA Posts: 4,309	I'm not enough of a software geek to be able to help with this question. I have, in the past, though used IP Camera Viewer 3 to monitor local cameras, and Team Viewer software for remote access. The combination worked for me, though I can't definitely say which protocol was used. A forum more oriented to computer networking would probably be able to give the answer. Mark; it is good to see you on the job. I have been wondering what happened to all the mods here.