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RTSP video image in RoboRealm
from Mexico [3 posts] |
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Hello,
I am developing an autonomous mode for the FRC off-season that would have vision targeting using RoboRealm. However, the camera I'm trying to use right now is a Zavio F210A (we do have an Axis M1013, but it is being user at some other project right now and it will be available until July 13~) but I cannot seem to get the video image from the camera in RoboRealm. I've tried using HTTP, HTTP read, without any luck. I think the problem is that I shouldn't be using these HTTP* modules, as the URL to get video image from the camera, uses the RTSP protocol. The URL is rtsp://10.0.0.40:554/video.mp4 .. I was wondering if you could help me get this camera set up so I can start working with the vision targeting.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I look forward for your reply.
Best Regards,
Richi
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Steven Gentner from United States [1446 posts] |
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from Mexico [3 posts] |
10 year
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Hello,
Thank you very much for your reply.
I've followed your suggestions. The URL is http://10.0.0.40:8070/video.mjpg .. However I still seem not be able to get it working. I've tried with and without credentials, in either GET and POST, with Refresh Frequency set to ASAP and I still can't see the image in RR, YET camera starts and keeps blinking as if it was streaming.
Something that may help is that after trying a bit to get the image in RR, when I go to my browser, the video player says 'Too many connections'. I am the only one testing this, when I try to use in RR, I close the browser page.
Any idea?
Regards.
Richi
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from Mexico [3 posts] |
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Hello,
Forget my last post, I got it working doing a firmware update!! AWESOME! Thank you so much for your help Steven.
For user that may encounter this problem:
1. Update firmware
2. Disable RTSP and Audio codec in your camera config page
3. Disable authentication for viewer
4. In RR, use HTTP Read module and set the URL to -> http://10.0.0.40/video.mjpg <- Replace 10.0.0.40 with your camera's IP
5. Method: POST
6. User and Pass: empty
7. Refresh frequency: ASAP
8. Start
And there you go! Again thanks for the support Steven, you made realize some key points for succeeding. I appreciate it very much.
Best Regards,
Richi
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Steven Gentner from United States [1446 posts] |
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Richi,
Thanks for the detailed help.
Interesting in that the port they mention in the docs (8070) is not needed. There's nothing that actually replaces being able to play around with a device to find out what's what.
Seems like a good replacement for the Axis, we'll have to keep that in mind for next years event ... a couple teams always seem to destroy or lose their cameras and look for inexpensive replacements.
Thanks!
STeven.
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