Camsee Camera URLs
Try the following connection options in iSpy or Agent DVR to connect to your Camsee IP camera.
The settings for Camsee cameras are built right into our free surveillance software - the inbuilt wizard will automatically setup your Camsee cameras. Remember to also try connecting via ONVIF as Camsee cameras may support ONVIF connections as well.
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Tip: Click a model to generate a URL for your camera
| Models | Type | Protocol | Path |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1080p, 1080P Dome, GgCam, Other | FFMPEG | rtsp:// | /live0.264 |
| SOME_ONVIF | VLC | rtsp:// | 1/cif |
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