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Correct me if I'm right, but when I want to use an ipcam I can't directly input the video feed. Is there An possebillity for an direct http feed? I know there is one in vidblaster and in wirecast, but I like vmix wat more.
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I didn't see a response to this, but add an input of type STREAM, then specify the IP address for the camera. I'm using it successfully with 10 cameras and RTSP streams.
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Do you have a delay when using streaming?
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Not a significant delay. Accessed directly (HTTP) through a browser, there is no delay for the cameras. Via RTSP to vMix, there's very little delay (milliseconds). Of course, when I'm broadcasting to Ustream, there's a 5-30 second delay depending on the viewing device.
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About streaming delay: vMix help: The network buffer in milliseconds can be configured to reduce jitter when receiving high latency network streams. For local network streams, this should be set between 0 and 500 milliseconds or 1000 to 5000 milliseconds for Internet streams. Low Latency Mode Local streaming devices such as the Teradek cube support a delay of less than 5 frames in Low Latency Mode. To use this mode, set the Buffer to 0 and tick the Low Latency Mode checkbox. See also this ip camera threadMy Sony SNC-ZP550 IP camera has 1second delay with rtsp stream.
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wscawebcast wrote:I didn't see a response to this, but add an input of type STREAM, then specify the IP address for the camera. I'm using it successfully with 10 cameras and RTSP streams. Who makes cameras that support RTMP in the US?
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I'm using Axis P3346 cameras. Axis.com. They have a wide range of IP cameras that should work as Stream inputs to vMix. The P3346 offers a number of output stream formats, I'm using h.264.
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