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r tsp 流媒体测试地址： 来源 ： 无线城市 千里眼 http://218.204.223.237:8081/wap/show_video.php?vd=1 右键->复制链接地址即可获得Rtsp地址。 eg: rtsp://218.204.223.237:554/live/1/0547424F573B085C/gsfp90ef4k0a6iap.sdp ================================================================================================== 1. rtsp://218.204.223.237:554/live/1/66251FC11353191F/e7ooqwcfbqjoo80j.sdp 2. rtsp://211.139.194.251:554/live/2/13E6330A31193128/5iLd2iNl5nQ2s8r8.sdp rtsp://180.168.116.75:554/user=admin&password=&channel=1&stream=0.sdp (清晰) rtsp://218.204.223.237:554/live/1/6D1E43167B3A7BDA/oby9efo80duh9bjf.sdp =========================

背景： 我在最近的项目中遇到了使用Android的MediaPlayer来进行RTSP播放的场景。但对于RTSP这种流媒体协议，其实Android原生的播放器支持得不是很好，所以有许多需要修改的地方。 本文主要简单介绍RTSP协议及其在MediaPlayer中的层级，后续会记录下在项目中遇到的具体情况及对应的修改。 RTSP播放器架构 播放器的架构很清晰， apk–>MediaPlayer->media_server–>厂商自己的Player(和NuPalyer/StagefrightPlayer一个层级)–>FFmpeg 如下图。 因为走Android MediaPlayer的流程，拉流的部分是使用FFmpeg实现的，所以FFmpeg是最核心的部分，主要的修改，也即是针对FFmpeg里RTSP部分的修改，以适配项目的特殊性。 ##RTSP协议简介## ###1、简介### RTSP属于应用层协议，被用于控制媒体流的传输，它为多媒体服务扮演“网络远程控制”的角色，对流媒体提供了诸如暂停，快进等控制，而它本身并不传输数据。 因为RTSP的作用相当于流媒体服务器的远程控制，所以客户端需要和服务器进行命令交互，以到达建立/释放连接及远程控制的目的。命令连接基于TCP，一般使用554端口。而数据传输可以选择TCP或UDP来传送，这个需要看服务端的支持情况及客户端的选择。

最近研究使用ffmpeg播放rtsp url问题，播放海康rtsp流例如接入onvif的url：rtsp://10.10.129.188:554/Streaming/Channels/101?transportmode=unicast&profile=Profile_1 如果相机没有进行rtsp相关的rtsp认证，可以直接使用ffplay播放，可以如果相机开启了rtsp认证该怎么办？查了查ffmpeg关于rtsp认证相关的问题，没有找到，后来看看关于ffmpeg的文档，了解到ffmpeg如果需要摘要认证的话，在字符串ip前面加上用户名密码就可以直接播放了，例如： 之前rtsp url是：rtsp://10.10.129.188:554/Streaming/Channels/101?transportmode=unicast&profile=Profile_1 修改之后：rtsp://username:passwd@10.10.129.188:554/Streaming/Channels/101?transportmode=unicast&profile=Profile_1 只需要在“//”后面加上用户名密码认证就可以了，见识比较浅陋，希望大家指正。 来源： CSDN 作者： Jons伯恩特 链接： https://blog.csdn.net/huangyifei_1111

My task is to create an android application in android to check some IP cameras of the city. Using the existing RTSP url which is rtsp://admin:pms7112@xxx.xx.xx.xxx:554/cam/realmonitor?channel=1&subtype=0 I can get the stream in VLC player but no luck in android. I have tried videoview native player and media player . Almost every solution gave me MediaPlayer: setDataSource IOException happend : java.io.FileNotFoundException: No content provider: rtsp://... Should this problem happen because the username and password is in the string ? how could you add the username and password as query

I have an Amcrest IP Camera. I would like to stream video to my web page. Its url is rtsp://mycamera.com:5554/stream In order to get the stream of the camera, the camera has a following API http://mycamera.com/video.mjpg It requires the basic authentication to work. By formatting the URL and putting it into the image tag like below, I can make it work on Firefox, Safari <img src="http://username:password@mycamera.com/video.mjpg" /> However, Chrome (v.40 on mine) does not allow this kind of URL, the browser will promt the user password form to be filled, or simply refuses the request. Setting

I need to authenticate my RTSP stream to a streaming server, here is the challenge : RTSP/1.0 401 Unauthorized WWW-Authenticate: Digest realm="Streaming Server", nonce="76bfe6986d3e766424de9bd6e7d3ccc1" Session: 1845562184;timeout=60 Cseq: 1 ... Wirecast manage to successfully authenticate with those settings : Host name : 192.168.33.9:1935/live/my_stream.sdp location : live/my_stream.sdp username : user password : test its response is : e1dff363b9763df0c7615429af79715c So according to wikipedia I tried to authenticate with the method : //H(data) = MD5(data) //KD(secret, data) = H(secret:data)

I am currently working on a WinForm app to stream videos from IP camera using the RTSP protocol in C#. Everything worked fine. Part of the requirement for the app includes a function to check whether the IP camera is online or not. So I did a ping function using the System.Net.NetworkInformation.Ping class to ping the IP camera. Say if the RTSP url of the camera is as follows rtsp:// [CAMERA IP] :554/Master0-RTSP/1.0, I would only need to extract the [CAMERA IP] part and use the Ping class to see if the camera is online or not by using its IP. Initially, it works until an issue came, say if

I have a rtsp stream on my rtsp server in localhost. I would to play this file with the android class MediaPlayer. If I do setDataSource(rtsp://localhost/file.sdp) it works!! My problem is... if I copy the file on my http server and I do setDataSource(http://localhost/file.sdp) it does not work!! I receive an I/O exception. filePath = "http://localhost/file.sdp"; mediaPlayer.setDataSource(filePath); mediaPlayer.prepare(); mediaPlayer.start(); If I play this file with vlc application it works. RTSP and HTTP are different protocols. An HTTP server is not going to serve the data in the same way.