Help with making the gsteamer pipeline

[drakejest]

Hello Im having problems with streaming the video of my dahua PTZ IP camera. The camera is on the same local network. The problem is there is a 2-3 second delay between the video. Originally i am using the default media source with a 2MB Network buffering. I have read two possible solutions to this, instead of using rtsp i should use NDI , but i do not think dahua has NDI compatible cameras. The other is to use Gstreamer instead of the Media source in obs, I have already installed Gstreamer problem is i do not know how to create the pipeline for my camera.

The one i used in rtsp is :

rtsp://admin:admin1234@192.168.0.5:554/cam/realmonitor?channel=1&subtype=0

Can anyone help create a Gstreamer pipeline that gives the lowest amount of output delay?

Thank you

 

[clement.prelot_ebrignetti]

Hello Im having problems with streaming the video of my dahua PTZ IP camera. The camera is on the same local network. The problem is there is a 2-3 second delay between the video. Originally i am using the default media source with a 2MB Network buffering. I have read two possible solutions to this, instead of using rtsp i should use NDI , but i do not think dahua has NDI compatible cameras. The other is to use Gstreamer instead of the Media source in obs, I have already installed Gstreamer problem is i do not know how to create the pipeline for my camera.

The one i used in rtsp is :

rtsp://admin:admin1234@192.168.0.5:554/cam/realmonitor?channel=1&subtype=0

Can anyone help create a Gstreamer pipeline that gives the lowest amount of output delay?

Thank you

You can use the Gstreamer OBS plugin with the following code :

uridecodebin uri=rtsp://admin:admin1234@192.168.0.5:554/cam/realmonitor?channel=1&subtype=0 !queue !video.

You must also untick the "Sync appsinks to clock" option.

This works great for my Dahua cam (about 100ms latency) but i think that will disable your PTZ command