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APEMAN A80 (or something like that). It uses a Novatek SoC, which I figured was a clone of the Amba, which as I understand it GoPro used to use, but no longer d
by rgovostes 9y ago
APEMAN A80 (or something like that). It uses a Novatek SoC, which I figured was a clone of the Amba, which as I understand it GoPro used to use, but no longer does. Did I get it right? The device does have real-time streaming capabilities that I used but I didn't investigate the protocol.
- konraditurbe 9y agoTry using the standard ChinaPro RTSP URIs: - rtsp://192.168.42.1/live - rtsp://192.168.1.1:554/MJPG?W=720&H=400&Q=50&BR=5000000/track1 Their app is https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zsbrother.wearcam.zsanycam&hl=en https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zsbrother...., and I bet they left some port open other than 80/8080 GoPro hires developers who make their WiFi API from the ground up (they used to stream using HLS, now they use UDP).
- rgovostes 9y agoAll of my device's services are on 192.168.1.254. The app CamKing which speaks the protocol has a string in it that references rtsp:// but I've never tried. I have a blog post on the device in the queue, waiting for a time-lapse video to finish...
- konraditurbe 9y agodid you end up posting the blog post?