[MMM-RTSPStream] - Video Streaming from Live Feeds & Security Cameras

Duh3c

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benpoe

Some tips/improvements.

I’ve disabled the sound in the omx-stream by adding the arguments “-n”,“-1”, in the node_helper.js

 payload.forEach(s => {
            var args = ["--live", "--video_queue", "4", "--fps", "30","-n","-1",
                this.config[s.name].url
            ];

I had problems with the omx-streams (i have three) not restarting correctly. So instead of stopping the processes and then starting, i’ve changed the command to restart.

                for (var proc in list) {
                    if ("name" in list[proc] && namesM.indexOf(list[proc].name) > -1) {
                        if ("status" in list[proc].pm2_env && list[proc].pm2_env.status === "online") {
                            console.log(`PM2: ${list[proc].name} already running. Stopping old instance...`);
//                            pm2.stop(list[proc].name, errCB);
                            pm2.restart(list[proc].name, errCB);
                        }
                    }
                }

Smotx

what is the right process to follow for a new installation? the github page or the explanation on page 17?

twosquirrels

I have RTSP enabled on my Wyze camera, but nothing displays with this module. The URL it provides is in the format:
rtsp://USER:PASSWORD@ADDRESS/live

I noticed that it doesn’t provide the actual file extension such as .mov so I’m wondering if that’s preventing this from working for me.

evroom

@twosquirrels

Can you try this ?

$ omxplayer --avdict rtsp_transport:tcp --live --video_queue 4 --fps 30 --win "0 0 480 320" rtsp://USER:PASSWORD@ADDRESS/live

To see if it works standalone.

I forgot if a license is needed for the camera stream, but to know if a license is present:

$ vcgencmd codec_enabled MPG2

0YXmEQ

Started at page 17 and running on the latest develop branch and trying to use omxplayer. Open GL fake is running with 128. Using VLC on a windows PC I’m able to get the RTSP stream working.

In VLC I chose network stream use the URL
rtsp://admin:******@192.168.200.4:554/cam/realmonitor?channel=1&subtype=0
I do have select ‘Active Transcoding’ and use Video -H.264 + MP3 (MP4)

When I run it on MagicMirror I get this:

It’s an Amcrest Camera. I’m able to test using the “Big Buck Bunny” and that works great.

0YXmEQ

@0YXmEQ
Update: This issue appears specific to my Amcrest Camera. I’m able to stream my Arecont Camera.

On that not my Arecont Camera has 4 lenses. How could have to RTSP stream windows side by side? Each showing one lense with no border?

rtsp://192.168.200.10/h264.sdp2?res=full&doublescan=0&ssn=466
rtsp://192.168.200.10/h264.sdp3?res=full&doublescan=0&ssn=467

SH20192

Im trying to use the VLC player on the “develop” branch code. Im running into issues with VLC. If I set my localplayer to omxplayer then everything works fine. If I change it to “vlc” I dont not get a picture. Is there something else I need to change for it to work? Thanks!

SH20192

@SH20192 said in [MMM-RTSPStream] - Video Streaming from Live Feeds & Security Cameras:

Im trying to use the VLC player on the “develop” branch code. Im running into issues with VLC. If I set my localplayer to omxplayer then everything works fine. If I change it to “vlc” I dont not get a picture. Is there something else I need to change for it to work? Thanks!

disregard. didnt realize I needed to reload the node modules. seems to have fixed the issue.

Cr4z33

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