3cb6a8e76e
- Removed outdated timeout settings from MediaMTX configuration for improved stream handling. - Updated CameraStreamer class to include detailed logging for RTSP streaming state and frame dimension checks. - Added environment variable support for configuring MediaMTX host, enhancing flexibility in deployment.
1.5 KiB
1.5 KiB
RTSP Streaming is Working! 🎉
Status: ✅ RTSP streaming is functional and VLC can view the stream!
Current Status
- ✅ FFmpeg is encoding and publishing frames
- ✅ MediaMTX is receiving the RTSP stream
- ✅ VLC can successfully view the stream via RTSP
- ⚠️ WebRTC requires the stream to be active when accessed
Access Methods
1. RTSP (Working - Use This!)
rtsp://100.93.40.84:8554/camera1
For VLC:
- File → Open Network Stream
- URL:
rtsp://100.93.40.84:8554/camera1 - Or with TCP:
rtsp://100.93.40.84:8554/camera1?transport=tcp
2. WebRTC (Browser Player)
The WebRTC player needs the stream to be active when you open it.
To use WebRTC:
-
First, make sure RTSP is running:
curl -X POST http://exp-dash:8000/cameras/camera1/start-rtsp -
Then quickly open (within 10 seconds):
http://100.93.40.84:8889/camera1/webrtc
Note: WebRTC uses POST requests to /camera1/whep, so 404/405 errors are normal if the stream isn't active.
Troubleshooting WebRTC
If you see "stream not found" in the browser:
- The RTSP stream may have timed out
- Restart RTSP and immediately open the WebRTC URL
- MediaMTX closes streams after ~10 seconds without active viewers
Quick Test Commands
# Check if RTSP is running
curl -X POST http://exp-dash:8000/cameras/camera1/start-rtsp
# Check stream status
curl -s http://localhost:8889/v2/paths/get/camera1 | python3 -m json.tool
# Full diagnostic
./diagnose_rtsp.sh