Is my camera working? An overview of tested cameras.
cedricve opened this issue · 10 comments
New users, or existing community members, wonder if their old/new camera is expected to work with the Kerberos Agent. As reported on a previous issue kerberos-io/documentation#40, we want to provide a never-complete list of tested and approved cameras that work with the Kerberos Agent.
Call to action: If you have tested Kerberos Agent with your camera (with or without the sidecar for a USB camera), then feel free to add the camera name and model as a comment to this list. We will then update and maintain the approved camera list, so other community members can benefit from this, without buying or leveraging cameras that are not supported (or not yet supported).
USB cameras
- Logitech BRIO 4K Stream Edition
IP Cameras
Avigilon
- H3 H.264 (Zoom)
- H4 H.264
- H5A (Zoom)
Axis
- P3245-LV
- P3227-LV
- M3066-V
Cantonk
- IPR25FE500 (Report)
CostarHD
- RISE 4260HD Series (PTZ)
- RISE 4261HD Series (PTZ)
Dahua
- IPC-HFW2431S-S-S2
Eufy
- Security Solo IndoorCam C24
Hanwha
- RTSP support but ONVIF fails (investigating)
Hikvision
- DS-2DE4415IW-DE (PTZ)
- DS-2CD2043G2-I
- DS-2CD2143G2-IS
- DS-2CD2346G2-I Dome
- DS-2CD6D54G1-IZ(S)
Reolink
- E1 Pro (RTSP stream not stable, shows encoding issues) (Report)
- TrackMix PoE (PTZ, Audio) (Only sub stream works). (Report)
- E1 Outdoor (PTZ, Audio)
TP-link
- Tapo C200 (PTZ, Audio) (Report)
- Tapo C310
Wansview
- W2
added CostarHD + sorted the list
I can confirm that the Raspberry Pi HQ Camera / IMX477R works with the new Agent approach to cameras.
If You want to use non-default resolution then mode has to be set according to the mode used by the camera.
The only issue I see with the new approach is:
(Censored local IP for privacy)
Which was mentioned here as solved
bluenviron/mediamtx#1133
But it still happens, with that said both Agent and VLC display the stream as they should, despite the error!
I cannot see any issues with the stream or any performance downgrades, all seem to run great, including some of the camera parameters that I used!
EDIT: Now that I saw the image there's a lot of artifacts and the stream is quite unstable on its own, VLC doesnt always connect. I'll post an update later.
Edit2: The problem with artifacts is because of 846kb bitrate vs 10mbps bitrate which was set automatically before
Cantonk IPR25FE500 - https://www.cantonk.com/product/detail/594.html
Confirmed working as basic rtsp:// stream.
Tp-link Tapo C310 and eufy security Solo IndoorCam C24 are working very well.
Wansview W2 works fine.
Tried out a Reolink E1 PRO, but doesn't work as expected the RTSP stream delivered (you have 2, fluent and clear) shows artifacts. It's also not reliable, even with VLC it doesn't open continuously.
I was able to connect a Kerberos Agent to the stream but most of the time it was showing encoding issues, at some points it was properly recording, but disconnected after a while.
- rtsp://xx:xx@192.168.1.xxx:554/h264Preview_01_main
- rtsp://xx:xx@192.168.1.xxx:554/h264Preview_01_sub
Tested, Tapo C200 works well! Audio (PCM_ALAW) and ONVIF PTZ is working. Please note that ONVIF PTZ is running on port 2020
Main stream
rtsp://xxx:xxx@192.168.1.xxx:554/stream1
Secondary stream
rtsp://xxx:xxx@192.168.1.xxx:554/stream2
We have verified the Reolink TrackMix PoE, as expected it gives some inconsistent behaviour. The camera comes with the two channels, for which the first channel is a wide-angle.
- The wide angle main stream doesn't work as it's a H265 stream.
rtsp://xxx:xxx@192.168.1xxx:554/h264Preview_01_main
- The wide angle secondary stream does work as it's a H264 stream.
rtsp://xxx:xxx@192.168.1xxx:554/h264Preview_01_sub
In contrast to the Reolink E1 pro, this camera does give a stable secondary stream both for live streaming (WEBRTC) as recording.
We have validated the PTZ functionality, and the PTZ works properly. Please note that you'll need to enable both the RTSP and ONVIF functionality in the Reolink admin panel before you can open the stream or leverage ONVIF functions.
One question, have you connected your cameras locally? I want to connect them externally through the public IP of the router (modem). I have already opened ports 2020 and 554 with port forwarding to 8120, 8121=2020 and 554=554 with for my tp-link tapo c310 and c320ws cameras, now I have configured the accounts of both cameras for the Onvif protocol. From the panel I add the configuration and it tells me that ONVIF settings are successfully verified. and when you click save Your configuration has been updated successfully. but I can't view them. Isn't it possible this way? thanks greetings