Live broadcasting from an IP camera
RTSP Camera: This innovative solution leverages older technology to establish a robust surveillance system. By merely installing the RTSP Camera app on an old smartphone, you can transform it into a part of your video surveillance system. The app features a built-in RTSP server, allowing it to stream video and audio for live network broadcasts. This means that with the RTSP Security Camera software, not only can you view RTSP and HTTP video streams from IP surveillance cameras, but you also have the ability to record them. This professional-level CCTV video monitoring ensures that your property remains safeguarded at all times.
SmartVision is a free video surveillance software for Windows that lets you build a professional security system for your home or office using IP or USB cameras. It combines the reliability of local video processing with the flexibility of modern cloud services, so you stay in control while still benefiting from online access and scalability.
One of the most practical cloud-related features of SmartVision is live broadcasting from IP cameras. Live streaming allows you to share events or surveillance footage in real time, whether for public viewing, remote monitoring, or integration with cloud platforms.
The process starts with connecting your IP camera to the network. The camera must be accessible via Ethernet or Wi-Fi and visible on the local network. Once connected, you need the camera’s RTSP address. Most IP cameras provide an RTSP URL for live video streaming, which can be found in the camera documentation or obtained from the manufacturer’s support.
SmartVision acts as the bridge between your camera and the cloud. After installing the software, you add and configure your IP cameras inside the application. SmartVision receives the RTSP stream locally, ensuring stable video capture and processing without relying entirely on the internet connection.
Next, you configure live streaming in SmartVision. The software allows you to choose where your video will be broadcast. This can be a public platform such as YouTube, Facebook, or Twitch, or a dedicated cloud video service like VideoSurveillance.Cloud. You simply enter the RTMP server address and the stream key provided by the selected service.
Once the settings are in place, you can start broadcasting with a single action. SmartVision takes the live video from your IP camera and streams it securely to the chosen cloud destination. Viewers can watch the feed in real time from anywhere, while the system continues to operate locally and reliably.
Live broadcasting from an IP camera may sound complex, but with SmartVision it becomes a straightforward and predictable workflow. You keep recording and analytics on your own system, while the cloud handles distribution and remote access. This hybrid approach combines the best of both worlds and makes SmartVision a practical solution for modern video surveillance and live streaming.
One of the most practical cloud-related features of SmartVision is live broadcasting from IP cameras. Live streaming allows you to share events or surveillance footage in real time, whether for public viewing, remote monitoring, or integration with cloud platforms.
The process starts with connecting your IP camera to the network. The camera must be accessible via Ethernet or Wi-Fi and visible on the local network. Once connected, you need the camera’s RTSP address. Most IP cameras provide an RTSP URL for live video streaming, which can be found in the camera documentation or obtained from the manufacturer’s support.
SmartVision acts as the bridge between your camera and the cloud. After installing the software, you add and configure your IP cameras inside the application. SmartVision receives the RTSP stream locally, ensuring stable video capture and processing without relying entirely on the internet connection.
Next, you configure live streaming in SmartVision. The software allows you to choose where your video will be broadcast. This can be a public platform such as YouTube, Facebook, or Twitch, or a dedicated cloud video service like VideoSurveillance.Cloud. You simply enter the RTMP server address and the stream key provided by the selected service.
Once the settings are in place, you can start broadcasting with a single action. SmartVision takes the live video from your IP camera and streams it securely to the chosen cloud destination. Viewers can watch the feed in real time from anywhere, while the system continues to operate locally and reliably.
Live broadcasting from an IP camera may sound complex, but with SmartVision it becomes a straightforward and predictable workflow. You keep recording and analytics on your own system, while the cloud handles distribution and remote access. This hybrid approach combines the best of both worlds and makes SmartVision a practical solution for modern video surveillance and live streaming.
RTMP Camera
Turn your mobile phone into a high-definition camera with built-in RTMP streaming capabilities, allowing you to seamlessly broadcast on platforms such as YouTube, Twitch, Facebook, and more. Our RTMP Security Camera software empowers you to repurpose your old smartphone as an IP camera for your surveillance system. Enjoy versatile features like streaming RTMP video from the primary or front camera even when your device is locked or while using another app, live broadcasting of video and audio to your PC, and leveraging your phone as a surveillance camera.
RTSP Camera
Install the app on your smartphone to transform it into an IP Camera for video surveillance over Wi-Fi. This application features an integrated RTSP server, allowing for live video and audio streaming. With the RTSP Camera application, you can effortlessly stream and record RTSP content with audio from your mobile device to your PC.
Motion Detection
Easily capture videos using the Motion Detection App, which comes with a built-in motion detector. This app facilitates object spotting and video surveillance, automatically saving videos to your phone or a cloud server upon detecting movement. Choose between basic sensitivity settings or advanced neural network-based recognition to identify objects like people, animals, and vehicles. When an object is spotted, the app logs the event and allows you to upload the event details and video to a cloud server.