5500SHAC - Weather and RSTP Camera Feeds

Discussion in 'C-Bus Automation Controllers' started by Dan, Jun 28, 2022.

  1. Dan

    Dan

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    Hello,

    Can someone please help me with the following.

    I'd like a page that shows the weather forecast. I have tried adding an image too the visualization page with multiple different links to weather widgets but it won't load so I must be doing something wrong.

    I'd also like a separate page that can show cameras. I have the RSTP URLs but the cameras just don't display.

    Thanks!
     
    Dan, Jun 28, 2022
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    Pie Boy

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    What interface/ web browser are you using?
    How have you tried adding an image to a page?
    With a web link/url?

    for cameras stream in a vis/web browser is problematic,
    Sometimes these will work in some browsers, depending on if auth is required or not,

    rtsp wont work in vis/browser without external driver/s
    Standard url stream as in the format admin:password@ipadress/cam1/stream etc is deprecated in most browsers, I think Firefox still accepts this format at the moment.

    there are some web services that can proxy the camera stream and serve it up as an mjpeg, which can be displayed in vis/browser
     
    Pie Boy, Jun 28, 2022
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