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RTSP: Add server mode

Open seacat17 opened this issue 7 months ago • 5 comments

Many IP camera apps that support RTSP usually do not rely on an external RTSP server to broadcast the stream. Instead, these apps deploy a very primitive server inside them to allow watching the stream directly from the player or camera monitor software.

While being able to broadcast the image onto the server is a very nice thing, why not also allow the user to use their device as a mini-server?

seacat17 avatar May 13 '25 20:05 seacat17

Any good opensource RTSP web server in Java/Kotlin capable to run on Android?

dkrivoruchko avatar May 14 '25 03:05 dkrivoruchko

I'm not a programmer so I cannot really check how good these are but...

https://github.com/VideoExpertsGroup/RTSP.server.Android https://github.com/gavin1010/EasyRTSPServer

seacat17 avatar May 14 '25 12:05 seacat17

No, those are not what is needed.

May be this one: https://github.com/pedroSG94/RTSP-Server Will check layter

dkrivoruchko avatar May 18 '25 08:05 dkrivoruchko

Can anyone tell me how to make the rtsp streaming work?

How to install a rtsp server in linux that is supposed to stream the audio/video from screemstream?

I have experience with rtsp client like vlc. I've heard rtsp server for the first time that is not integrated in the app code.

porshuram avatar Sep 02 '25 14:09 porshuram

Ask ChatGPT or any other hoe to install MediaMTX and configure for RTSP streaming. This give you server address and protocol that you set in the app. Use VLC to connect to server.

Or you can wait untill server mode will be in the app.

dkrivoruchko avatar Sep 02 '25 14:09 dkrivoruchko