In many cases, if EasyNVR or EasyGBS encounters an issue, our troubleshooting methods typically involve two approaches: one is identifying errors by inspecting logs, and the other is using Wireshark packet capture tools to determine problematic fields. Certainly, we can also use Wireshark packet capture to analyze the RTSP stream interaction protocol of the video structuring and intelligent analysis system EasyNVR. This article shares our analysis process with you.
Input the RTSP address to be accessed in the configuration interface of EasyNVR’s channel configuration. We first open the Wireshark packet capture tool, then click play to capture the RTSP stream interaction protocol.
Next, we analyze the RTSP interaction process on the network, where C represents the RTSP client, and S represents the RTSP server.
S->C: Send streaming media data
RTSP initiates/terminates control streaming media, RTP transmits streaming media data, and controls RTP data for synchronization. Additionally, Wireshark can be used to analyze whether the stream is normal and playable in a player. We have blog posts introducing Wireshark packet capture as well.
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