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  1. "Never say never, you just inspire those to do what seems impossible"- Pete Gazda Try this: vlc.exe -I http -vv camURL :sout=#transcode{vcodec=h264,vb=0,scale=0,acodec=mp4a,ab=128,channels=2,samplerate=44100}:http{mux=ffmpeg{mux=flv},dst=addr:availablePort} This converts an RTMP to HTTP output. PM me more information on your setup. I would be interested in pursuing this further. Thanks for your reply, I will test it but first some questions. Just to inform I am not in delusion, my DVR surely records streams . It is Dahua with 16 analog camera inputs and digital recording from 16 SD or 4 HD digital cameras. I have 16 analog and two digital dome cameras, all is recorded perfectly. My question popped out since I can easily see streams from digital cameras using VLC. Returning to the question of recording streams by the DVR, is it really so that the DVR uses HTTP output? In fact the question is what kind of stream format is used by the DVR when operating with digital camera? I know that one has to specify TCP port, RTSP port and HTTP port for DVR to get the stream.
  2. I have Dahua DVR and two dome cameras one Dahua and one other brand. I can easily receive streams from these devices on PC using VLC with the rtsp protocol command. But how I could make an opposite and send a stream from VLC to the DVR? Let's say I would have camera capturing video using VLC and I would like to form an output stream from VLC to the DVR. What would be the VLC command for this?
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