On Wed, Nov 18, 2015 at 18:02:59 +0330, Davood Falahati wrote: > Thank you for your reply. As I can see in device's web-page panel, here are > the specifications about the device is attached to this mail. Device is
Wow, a screenshot of the system settings. I actually wanted to know how you access the stream from your PC. > called TANDBERG, sorry for the typo. You're making it as difficult as possible for us, aren't you? ;-) The company is called Tandberg, the device is actually called Tandberg Profile 6000 MXP, that's the info we can make use of. Well, I went to the trouble of doing what I asked you to, and found the device documentation: https://www.vcwarehouse.com/v/vspfiles/Data_Sheets/tandberg_6000_mxp/videoconferencing-tandberg-profile-6000-mxp-user-manual.pdf It points out that you can access your stream under the web page http://<yourdevice/showstream.ssi so in your case probably: http://10.10.1.23/showstream.ssi If you open that page in your web browser, it will try to show a stream with the QuickTime plugin. (I have found only devices without streams running, unfortunately.) Alternatively, it offers you this: "If you can not see any stream above (unless streaming is not running), download QuickTime™ 4 (or later) plugin or other streaming client that understands SDP and/or can handle RTP. If you have no SDP capable client, but one that understands RTP. Direct it/them to the following addresses:" ffmpeg should handle SDP and RTP streams just fine. Use those given addresses as input to ffmpeg and see what happens. (One address is probably: http://10.10.1.23/stream.sdp ) Let us know how it goes. Moritz _______________________________________________ ffmpeg-user mailing list [email protected] http://ffmpeg.org/mailman/listinfo/ffmpeg-user
