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Click on Protocol to create a custom RSTP profile for the

selected camera.

Note

If your camera model is not included in the

compatibility list, you also have the option of

setting up the camera on the recorder using an

RTSP streaming profile. To do this, you will need

the RTSP URL for the camera live stream, which

you can find in the user guide for your camera or

request from the manufacturer.

Protocol

Here you can create a custom RTSP profile, which can

then be assigned to a camera in the "Custom Adding"

menu.

Note

If you integrate a camera using RTSP, only the

video image from the camera will be available on

the recorder. Camera control functions (e.g. PTZ)

and motion detection are not supported.

Parameter

Setting

User

Select a value between 1 and 16. The

Protocol

settings will be saved here.

Protocol

Select any name.

Name

Stream Type All values below "Main Stream" will be

used for the main stream

(live+recording).

All values below "Substream" will be

used for the substream (multi view live).

Substream

Enables the substream.

Type

RTSP

Transfer

Use the auto settings, provided that

Protocol

there are no special requirements.

Port

RTSP port entered

Path

Specifies the RTSP streaming path on

the IP camera.

Note

You can usually find information on the RTSP

streaming path in the camera manual or on the

manufacturer's website. Ask the manufacturer

directly when required if there is not enough

information on the path.

Typical layout of an RTSP streaming path:

rtsp://192.168.0.1:554/video.h264

Parameter

Setting

Rtsp://

The protocol followed by "//"

192.168.0.1

IP address of the camera, separated by

dots

:554

Colon followed by the RTSP port of the

IP camera

/video.h264

"/" followed by the path and streaming

parameter

Note

If your camera supports several streams, we

recommend using the high-quality stream for the

"Main Stream" setting and an alternative stream of

a lower quality for the "Substream" setting.