I'm using Raspberry Pi3 and I`m trying to get a RTSP stream through my wireless IP camera, but I'm getting this error:
pi@raspberrypi:~ $ alprd -f INFO - Running OpenALPR daemon in the foreground. INFO - Using: /etc/openalpr/alprd.conf for daemon configuration Missing config value for company_id Missing config value for pattern INFO - Using: /home/pi/Database/pictures for storing valid plate images INFO - country: br -- config file: /etc/openalpr/openalpr.conf INFO - pattern: INFO - Stream 1: rtsp://192.168.1.230:554/onvif1 INFO - Starting camera 1 INFO - Video stream connecting... [rtsp @ 0x71700960] Nonmatching transport in server reply WARN - Stream rtsp://192.168.1.230:554/onvif1 failed to open. INFO - Video stream connecting... [rtsp @ 0x71700840] Nonmatching transport in server reply WARN - Stream rtsp://192.168.1.230:554/onvif1 failed to open. INFO - Video stream connecting... [rtsp @ 0x71700960] Nonmatching transport in server reply WARN - Stream rtsp://192.168.1.230:554/onvif1 failed to open. INFO - Video stream connecting... [rtsp @ 0x71700840] Nonmatching transport in server reply WARN - Stream rtsp://192.168.1.230:554/onvif1 failed to open. INFO - Video stream connecting... [rtsp @ 0x71700960] Nonmatching transport in server reply WARN - Stream rtsp://192.168.1.230:554/onvif1 failed to open. INFO - Video stream connecting... [rtsp @ 0x71700840] Nonmatching transport in server reply WARN - Stream rtsp://192.168.1.230:554/onvif1 failed to open.
or with the user:pwd is:
rtsp://2512398:123@192.168.1.230:554/onvif1
The way it is in my alprd.conf:
; Declare each stream on a separate line ; each unique stream should be defined as stream = [url] stream = rtsp://192.168.1.230:554/onvif1 ;stream = http://192.168.1.36:8080/video ;stream = http://127.0.0.1/example_second_stream.mjpeg ;stream = webcam
I can connect using VLC (in my computer and RPI) without any problems, but when I use it in my .conf file in order to use the command alprd -f to start checking for license plates I get that error :/
I'm really a novice in programming, so please don't go way too specific because I will probably not understand it hahaha
Thanks guys! Love u all <3