Definition
RTSP
A common streaming protocol used by IP cameras and video systems.
What it means
RTSP, or Real Time Streaming Protocol, is one of the common ways a camera or VMS exposes a video stream for local analysis. DHI uses RTSP streams as one input path for edge inference.
Why it matters
RTSP support helps a safety AI deployment use cameras that are already installed instead of waiting for a camera replacement project.
Evaluation questions
Can each pilot camera expose a stable RTSP stream?
Is the analytics node on the same network segment as the stream source?
Does the stream quality support the chosen detection model?
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