> The standard syntax to specify a user name and/or password is:
> "rtsp://:@
It depends on the server. Including “:@“ in the RTSP URL
is a bad idea (because it causes the username and password to be sent over the
net ‘in the clear’. But some servers require this. Other, more sensible
serve
The standard syntax to specify a user name and/or password is:
"rtsp://:@
So you could try ./openRTSP -o rtsp://admin@192.168.0.103
>>> Dave Buchanan 12/18/15 8:51 AM >>>
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>> Hi people
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>> First of all thank you for providing the software, which I think is exactly
>> what I am look
>>> ./openRTSP rtsp://192.168.0.103/username=admin
[…]
>>> Received a complete DESCRIBE response:
>>> RTSP/1.0 451 ERROR
>>> Server: H264DVR 1.0
>>> cseq: 3
The error “451” (returned by the server) means “Bad Parameter”. This suggests
that adding “username=admin” to the URL may have been a mist
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>> Hi people
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>> First of all thank you for providing the software, which I think is exactly
>> what I am looking for
>> I have the DVR in a remote location and I wish to take an image every minute
>> or so and upload it to a server, this way if the remote location is
>> compromised
