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SS50 MS7 Codec Series

Channel

  1. Go to Setting->System->Channel->Encode Channel or Decode Channel
  2. Add CH5->Click"Modify"->Select Protocol (SQ, RTSP, RTMP, TS[TS, HLS])
  3. Enter Device Name->Device Address->Username->Password
  4. Click"Confirm" and then CH5 is already added successfully;
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Info
🧙TIPS: SQ means the private protocol for encoders and decoders manufactured by EXVIST;

Add RTSP Stream

Take IP Camera from Hikvision for Example

  1. Click "Modify"->Select RTSP from Protocol Dropdown List->Enter Device Name
  2. Enter Device Address(RTSP URL) as follows: rtsp://192.168.1.108:554/h264/ch1/main/av_stream
  3. Enter Username and Password

Video Tutorial of Adding RTSP Stream from Hikvision's IP Camera

Notes
NOTE:
  1. It's crucial to ensure the username and password you enter are accurate and correspond to the specific camera you are trying to decode. The credentials should match the login information for the camera's system. 
  2. If decoding the RTSP stream of IP cameras from other brands has been unsuccessful, it could necessitate integration efforts. Integration involves developing custom software to interface with the IP cameras from different brands. Collaboration with the camera manufacturer to understand their protocols and developing a solution that can effectively integrate with their products may also be required.
  3. This codec has a maximum capacity to decode four streams, which can be a combination of two USB camera streams and two network streams, or one USB camera stream and three network streams, or four network streams. If two USB cameras are already connected and both checkboxes are selected, there will be two channels remaining for decoding additional streams from network streams. It's important to note that attempting to decode more than four streams simultaneously will exceed the codec's capabilities.
  4. If two USB cameras are already connected but both checkboxes are NOT selected, there will be four channels remainning for decoding additional network streams.

Take IP Camera from AXIS for Example

  1. Click "Modify"->Select RTSP from Protocol Dropdown List->Enter Device Name
  2. Enter Device Address(RTSP URL) as follows: rtsp://192.168.1.109:554/axis-media/media.amp
  3. Enter Username and Password

Video Tutorial of Adding RTSP Stream from AXIS's IP Camera

Take Encoder from EXVIST for Example

  1. Click "Modify"->Select RTSP from Protocol Dropdown List->Enter Device Name
  2. Enter Device Address(RTSP URL) as follows: rtsp://192.168.1.120:554/live/1_0
  3. Enter Username and Password

Add SQ Stream

Take Encoder from EXVIST for Example

  1. Click "Modify"->Select SQ from Protocol Dropdown List->Enter Device Name
  2. Enter Device Address(HTTP URL) as follows: 192.168.1.120
  3. Enter HTTP port if changed
  4. Enter Username and Password

Add Video from USB Drive

Video File Requirements

  1. USB Drive Format: FAT32, (If not, it's recommended to download and run this Fat32Format tool to format first);
  2. Video File Format: MP4 & less than 4G in size;
  3. Video File Codec Format: H.265 or H.264/AAC, (If not, it's recommended to use CapCut to convert video file into H.264 Codec);
  4. File Folder : Create a folder named video in the root directory of the USB drive and place the MP4 video files inside this video folder;

TV30 MS7 Codec Series

Notes
NOTES: The USB2.0 port in TV30 MS7 Codec Series is limited to recording and cannot be utilized for connecting a USB2.0 webcam.

Channel

  1. Go to Setting->System->Channel->Encode Channel or Decode Channel
  2. Add CH3->Click"Modify"->Select Protocol (SQ, RTSP, RTMP, TS[TS, HLS])
  3. Enter Device Name->Device Address->Username->Password
  4. Click"Confirm" and then CH3 is already added successfully;

Add RTSP Stream

Take IP Camera from Hikvision for Example

  1. Click "Modify"->Select RTSP from Protocol Dropdown List->Enter Device Name
  2. Enter Device Address(RTSP URL) as follows: rtsp://192.168.1.108:554/h264/ch1/main/av_stream
  3. Enter Username and Password
Notes
NOTE:
  1. It's crucial to ensure the username and password you enter are accurate and correspond to the specific camera you are trying to decode. The credentials should match the login information for the camera's system. 
  2. If decoding the RTSP stream of IP cameras from other brands has been unsuccessful, it could necessitate integration efforts. Integration involves developing custom software to interface with the IP cameras from different brands. Collaboration with the camera manufacturer to understand their protocols and developing a solution that can effectively integrate with their products may also be required.
  3. If all decoding channels are added, CH1 should be disabled. In order to successfully save all channels, it will be necessary to uncheck the checkbox of CH1. This will ensure that all channels are saved without any issues.

Take IP Camera from AXIS for Example

  1. Click "Modify"->Select RTSP from Protocol Dropdown List->Enter Device Name
  2. Enter Device Address(RTSP URL) as follows: rtsp://192.168.1.109:554/axis-media/media.amp
  3. Enter Username and Password

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