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Sanyo vcc hd 2500 jpeg streaming

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I have Sanyo vcc-hd2500 and i can't get jpeg picture from my camera somewhere except for damn IE (which i am actually supposed to use according to Sanyo).

 

Is there a way to view jpeg from this camera in any program (some browser, vlc, mplayer etc.), using some url?

 

In my case network settings say (there's screenshot in attachment) that access name for jpeg stream is "VideoInput/1/jpeg/1". For h264 stream over rtsp it works almost fine: i just type rtsp://ip_adress:554/VideoInput/1/h264/1 in vlc and can watch real-time picture. In the case of jpeg nothing works: http, rtsp.

 

Please, help if you know how get this over.

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Get static jpeg:

http://192.168.0.2/liveimg.cgi

Get jpeg stream:

http://192.168.0.2//liveimg.cgi?serverpush=1 (if jpeg's set to stream1)

 

Thanks a lot! This works just fine.

As i understood later my problem was that sanyo enumerates streams altogether: both h264 and mjpeg. And it is stated in two places in the settings:

at one place (for outputting streams) it is as follows:

stream1 - h264

stream2 - mjpeg

While in other place for mjpeg the settings state to get stream:

stream1 - VideoInput/1/jpeg/1

stream2 - VideoInput/1/jpeg/2

stream3 - VideoInput/1/jpeg/3

stream4 - VideoInput/1/jpeg/4

and for h264:

stream1 - VideoInput/1/h264/1

stream2 - VideoInput/1/h264/2

stream3 - VideoInput/1/h2643

stream4 - VideoInput/1/h264/4

 

It's really confusing! I don't even hope you understood what that meant... sorry) - but that's the way sanyo firmware behaves.

 

So the right way to capture mjpeg stream in some human program (ffmpeg, vlc etc.) turned out to be simply

rtsp://ip_address:554/VideoInput/1/jpeg/2

 

Anyway that's in past.

Thank you, shropna!

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