Reolink Camera

Hi, Evan:

I have three (3) Reoling RLC-510A cameras on my home AREDN network.
Each presents a live video feed ('stream') over the local AREDN network
using port 80 (http).

I 'set up' my cameras by clicking the 'gear icon, then...

In 'Camera -> Stream' I set up the 2 resolutions with minimum 'Frame Rate (FPS)'
available in the drop down menu.

"where to put the username and password into."
I set up a user account in 'System -> User Management'.
On each camera I created a common 'user' account with a common password
so I could share camera streaming with anyone on the local AREDN or
World AREDN network.

"when I try to set it up it keeps saying that it is not found."
Which transport protocol did you configure HTTP or HTTPS?
Which transport protocol did you request?
I use 'Network Settings -> Port Settings -> HTTP'.

I hope the above helps.

I also share a snapshot on each camera. This does not require a username/password.
I also use motion detect and FTP images to a http web server with AREDN and internet access.

73, Chuck


 

Hi, Evan:

I have three (3) Reolink RLC-510A cameras on my home AREDN network.
Each presents a live video feed ('stream') over the local AREDN network
using port 80 (http).

I 'set up' my cameras by clicking the 'gear icon, then...

In 'Camera -> Stream' I set up the 2 resolutions with minimum 'Frame Rate (FPS)'
available in the drop down menu.

"where to put the username and password into."
I set up a user account in 'System -> User Management'.
On each camera I created a common 'user' account with a common password
so I could share camera streaming with anyone on the local AREDN or
World AREDN network.

"when I try to set it up it keeps saying that it is not found."
Which transport protocol did you configure HTTP or HTTPS?
Which transport protocol did you request?
I use 'Network Settings -> Port Settings -> HTTP'.

I hope the above helps.

I also share a snapshot on each camera. This does not require a username/password.
I also use motion detect and FTP images to a http web server with AREDN and internet access.

73, Chuck


 

There are older threads if you search about video streaming setup on AREDN.  I strongly suggest you don't rely on the web server built into the camera and instead setup Motioneye as a video server and use RTSP to move the feed to your server, then server html video from the video server instead.

The absolute best resource I've been shown is https://www.ispyconnect.com/cameras where the tool creates all the urls needed.

Ed