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Hi mate, I had success! PLease read that topic, the solution it's written there. Maybe you are interesting to to stop reencoding the video to mp2 and visualize the direct stream from rtsp.
Have good day :)

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9 minutes ago, GiovanniG said:

Hi mate, I had success! PLease read that topic, the solution it's written there. Maybe you are interesting to to stop reencoding the video to mp2 and visualize the direct stream from rtsp.
Have good day :)

Yeah I’m still confused why you’re getting this re-encoding to MPEG2. Might be because the Docker image I’m using has transcode disabled? Glad it’s working for you at least.

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