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Revision as of 17:57, 11 August 2016
Contents
[hide | ◄ ► ]Embed Video Feed on Website
Description
This article will show you how to take a video feed from an IP Camera, DVR, or NVR and embed the live video on a website.
Prerequisites
- Internet Explorer or Firefox Note: Chrome will not work.
- IP Camera, DVR, or NVR that is connected to a network
- Local IP address of device
- Port 554 forwarded in the gateway of the network the IP Camera, DVR or NVR is connected
- Website where you want to host the video
Example of Working Code
Video Instructions
Step by Step Instructions
1. From a PC on the same network as the IP Camera, DVR, or NVR; go to www.CanYouSeeMe.org and check port 554. Port 554 should be open. Note the IP address displayed on this page. We will need that later.
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