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Thanks for sharing @mjpradeepraj Re: Rotation If you would like to play with the output rotation image, you can recompile source and [modify this line](https://github.com/cjj25/Yi-RTS3903N-RTSPServer/blob/7763840399c08659c6b2e875bc4bca5a30f7f58b/build/src/stream.c#L234) The available options [are here.](https://github.com/cjj25/Yi-RTS3903N-RTSPServer/blob/805f03a3157c13aa9b94885108fdf9c5febbb0fd/build/headers/rtsavdef.h#L57)

@mjpradeepraj Did you compile using the Realtek toolchain? I'm not sure which OS you're using but if you're using a Linux or macOS with Docker installed, you can just run...

That's very odd and points to some incompatible library files. You can try looking in the /var/log outputs to see it gives any clues. I also have a compiled strace...

It looks like your camera executes `/tmp/sd/Factory/config.sh` on startup. This is your entrypoint, have you tried the V02 on this repo as it used this entrypoint. What would you like...

Have you been through the initial pairing sequence (via their app). I know there's a basic check for this on boot?

This looks like a Tuya based camera. Could you provide a firmware dump and I can check it for you?

@ubeF it's been a while since I worked on this project. If I remember correctly, the drivers load first which then setup the /dev/video51 instances. It could be that your...

Yes, you're right. I remember now! If you would like more information on that functionality [see here.](https://github.com/cjj25/Yi-RTS3903N-RTSPServer/blob/ec79b746c5093e2e08a49ffb4494a82f8bfdf09f/build/src/stream.c#L224)

Doing some research into this camera, it appears to support ONVIF. This means it could potentially have an RTSP server built into the IPC. It would be interesting to see...