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Artyom Innokentiev2015-12-28 17:31:02
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Artyom Innokentiev, 2015-12-28 17:31:02

How to display video from a webcam (RTSP) on a website?

In general, you need to bring video from a webcam to the site. The stream from the cameras was given through the RTSP protocol. After googling, I came to the conclusion that the most common solution is nginx-rtmp-module, ffmpeg (RTSP -> RTMP) and jw player.
A server with a site on Apache2 + nginx (distribution of statics) - everything is dying, God knows how everything works there. To install nginx-rtmp-module, you need to recompile nginx - they don't give me such approval.
How to be? What solutions are there? Tell me please!

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Ilya Efimov, 2015-12-28
@artinnok

Not the biggest expert, but I think it's better to move nginx-rtmp-module + ffmpeg to a separate piece of iron. So we do not need to rebuild nginx on the main server and the load on video transcoding and the amount of video traffic will not strain the main server.
In general, if you want to bring the camera to the site with minimal effort, there is ivideon .

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Apolakov, 2015-12-28
@Apolakov

Делали с помощью vlc
https://wiki.videolan.org/ActiveX/HTML

Александр Таратин, 2015-12-28
@Taraflex

надо перекомпилировать nginx - мне такое одобрение не дают.

Уволиться.

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QraKz, 2018-05-30
@QraKz

попробуйте
https://rtsp.me/#login
там уже nginx перекомпилирован)

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