Video Streaming
Auto Connect
Determines whether the stream starts automatically when the system powers on:
Enable – Automatically initiates video streaming
Disable – Requires manual start.
Bitrate
Sets the data rate for video transmission. Higher bitrates offer better quality but require more bandwidth:
512 Kbps
1 Mbps
2 Mbps
4 Mbps
8 Mbps
Mount Point
Defines the stream endpoint name used by RTSP clients (e.g., VLC, Payload Assitant App/Desktop):
Default:
payloadYou can change this value as needed for your streaming setup.
Port
Specifies the port number used for RTSP streaming:
Default:
8554
📌 Ensure this port is open and not blocked by firewalls on your network.
Resolution
Select the desired output resolution:
1920 × 1080 (Full HD)
1280 × 720 (HD)
640 × 360 (Low Bandwidth Mode)
Encoder
Choose the video compression format:
H.264 (AVC) – Standard and widely supported
H.265 (HEVC) – Higher efficiency, reduced bandwidth usage
Frame Rate
Set the number of video frames per second (FPS):
Range: 1 to 30 FPS
Lower frame rates reduce bandwidth and power consumption.
Individual IR Stream
Enable or disable a separate infrared video stream:
Enable – Streams IR video independently from EO
Disable – IR is not streamed or is embedded with EO feed
Stream Type
RTSP RTP UDP, with multicast was enabled by default (stream to 239.255.0.1) KLV (based on UDP for the video), with multicast was enabled by default (stream to 239.255.0.1)
Saving Your Settings
Click “APPLY” to save and apply your selected streaming configuration. Streaming changes may take effect immediately or require a system reboot.
How to check the stream?
Confirm the payload IP
You need to confirm the payload IP address; it need to be the same with your subnet
Get the H264 RTP stream then show to monitor, make sure the port is correct
Get the H.265 RTP stream then show to monitor, make sure the port is correct
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