How to access the MPEG-4 Video Stream on the WVC210

[guillermocarrion]

Hi!

We bought a couple of WVC210 cameras and I want to stream them online.

I was able to access the MJPEG (Motion JPEG) URL, but this uses higher data transfer.

I know that this camera does have a way to encode to MPEG-4, but I have no idea how to access this stream.

I know that the MJPEG URL is:

http://<ip-address>/img/video.mjpeg

But I don't know the MPEG-4 video URL... I tried searching online and the documentation, but couldn't find it anywhere. Does anyone know the URL for it? Is an RTSP or HTTP URL?

Thanks!

[mpyhala]

Guillermo,

Try this:

Please reply and let us know if this is helpful.

[guillermocarrion]

Thanks,

Actually I'm looking for the direct stream URL, but that hint got me to see the source of the page and I think I found it.

http:///img/video.asf

That is the correct one, right? Is there any other method of accessing the direct stream of the MPEG-4? Is there an RTSP version of it?

[Steven DiStefano]

try media.sav

https://supportforums.cisco.com/message/3080651#3080651

https://supportforums.cisco.com/message/3080605#3080605

[guillermocarrion]

I have tried media.sav before, but didn't worked. At least with VLC, it doesn't play it.

[mpyhala]

Guillermo,

With VLC I use http:///img/video.asf and it works very well.

[guillermocarrion]

It looks like http:///img/video.asf is the way to go.

Does anyone knows about a DirectShow source filter/driver that allows to connect the ip cameras to applications such as Skype, Flash Media Live Encoder, Windows Media Encoder, Ustream/Livestream?

The idea is to have the camera appears like a local device. I tried WebcamXP Directshow filter and it works fine with MJPEG and Flash Media Live Encoder. But I can't make it work with the MPEG-4 .asf file.

Is there any other solution similar, that could work?