The RTSC URLs to type in to the recording device (or viewer such as VLC), is in the (high (low res)ġthe camera has a 'user password' and an 'RTSC password', both are used against the 'admin' account name,ġ the camera has a 'user password' and an 'RTSC password',Ģ both are used against the 'admin' account name,ģ The Yoosee app allows you to set an invalid password that stream viewers cannot send!Ĥ The spec says it is ONVIF compliant, but ONVIF connections fail.

Solution - use the Yoosee app on my phone to reset the camera end RTSC feed password.Ĭhange the password, save it and then for good measure restart the camera (I disconnected/reconnected power, nothing fancy) And then I eventually found that the Yoosee app had allowed me to enter an RTSC password that contained special characters ('#') that the recording device did not recognise as valid in an RTSC URL string (it didn't say that as such, but I got there in the end). I eventually found that the RTSC connection URL I was using on the recording device needed to be updated to use the new RTSC connection password. (As a note, I never got 'Onvif' type connections to work before the upgrade, so relied on the RTSC stream, which up to then could be viewed with no authentication.Īs soon as I entered the password the RTSC feed to my recorder (not CMSClient) stopped working Based on my Yoosee cam, as above, when the Yoosee phone app is updated, and the camera firmware is updated you will need to enter a password in order to enable the RTSC stream from the camera.

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