Kato KT-HD91 series PTZ Camera for Broadcasting and Video Conference

Main features:

5X/12X/20X optical zoom can be chose ,3.1~8.5Megapixels

HDMI,3G-SDI, USB3.0,IP outputs,UVC control, POE optional

Support H264/H.265 ,MJPEG compression enabling,full hd video stream over RTSP,TCP/IP,HTTP.

Support IR remote control, RS232/485 serial controls

Support VISCA and Pelco P/D protocol

9 preset positions by Visca, 200 preset positions by Pelco

Support desktop Tripod, Pole and ceiling mount

 

video conference camera church use broadcasting PTZ camera IP camera full hd video conference camera 91R Main features: 5X/12X/20X optical zoom can be chose ,3.1~8.5Megapixels HDMI,3G-SDI, USB3.0,IP outputs,UVC control, POE optional Support H264/H.265 ,MJPEG compression enabling,full hd video stream over RTSP,TCP/IP,HTTP. Support IR remote control, RS232/485 serial controls Support VISCA and Pelco P/D protocol 9 preset positions by Visca, 200 preset positions by Pelco Support desktop Tripod, Pole and ceiling mount Main application: Video conferencing cameras KT-HD91 is widely used in video conferencing, remote education, remote medical, church, accident, court, multimedia, chain store, transportation, airport and other monitor area. Camera KT-HD91YL KT-HD91RL KT-HD91AL Image Sensor 1/2.5″ Image Sensor Effective Pixels 3.10 Megapixels 3.10 Megapixels 3.50 Megapixels Resolution 1080p60/50, 1080i60/50, 1080p30/25 Signal System PAL/NTSC Lens 5X optical zoom f=3.2mm(wide)~14.4 mm(far end) F2~F2.8 12X optical zoom f=3.9mm(wide)~46.8mm (far end) F1.8~F2.8 20X optical zoom f=4.7mm(wide)~94.0 mm(far end) F1.6~F2.8 Horizontal View Angle 84.5°(W)~23.9°(T) 72.5°(W)~6.55°(T) 60.9°(W)~3.2°(T) Pan 355°(max. speed:80°/s) Tilt -30° to +90° (max. speed: 60°/s) Focus System Auto/Manual S/N Ratio ≥50db Preset Position 9 preset positions by IR remote controller, 255 preset positions by Keyboard or PC Minimum Illumination 0.1Lux Exposure Control Auto/Manual/Priority AE/Exposure Compensation/Bright Shutter Speed 1/1~1/10,000s Gain Auto/Manual White Balance Auto/Manual/ATW/One-click/Indoor/Outdoor Image Effect Full color/black and white/Electronic flip Video Output HD HDMI, SDI,USB3.0, IP Other Output Line In Control Protocol SONY VISCA, PELCO P/D Control Mode RS-232C, RS-422/485 Power 12V DC(10.8~13.0V DC) Power Consumption Max. 30W(DC 12V) Operating Temperature 0~40℃ Storage Temperature -20-60℃ Camera Dimensions (L)147 ×(W)147 ×(H)165 mm Weight 870 g Color Black Accessories DC 12V power adapter, IR Remote, Operation manual, RS-232C Cable,HDMI cable, USB Cable , Ceiling bracket Carton Each camera in a small carton, then 4pcs packaged in one large carton. Certificate ISO/CE/FCC/ROSH Warranty 3 years Packaging & Shipping Send us your inquiry here Telemedicine video conference camera church use broadcasting PTZ camera IP camera Our Services FAQ 1. Q: Are you Manufacturer or Trading company? We are manufacturer with R & D, production and marketing of video conference camera with more than 15 years experience. 2.Q: What is your leadtime? Sample order within 24 hours after your payment. Mass production within 3-5 days. DHL/Fedex/UPS etc delivery date around 3 days. 3.Q : What’s your main products? Our products include: SD, HD PTZ Video Conference Cameras, HD Monitor Cameras, Economic High Speed Dome Cameras, IR High Speed Dome Cameras, Intelligent High Speed Dome Cameras, Intelligent IP High Speed Dome Cameras, etc. 4.Do you have your own R & D staff ? Yes, our company has the whole technical department, including research and development, structure, product, PE, can respond quickly for customer support needs. 5.Q: How many years of warranty of your products One years on system component parts and unlimited free technical lifetime support. 6.Q: What resolutions do you have for Broadcasting? 1080i59.94 is workable for your Recording and Broadcasting. 7.Q:Does Dual-stream workable for your cameras? Yes, for most of our IP camera, H.264/MJPEG are workable. USB camera is YUY2,MJPEG. UVC control. Company Information KATO VISION CO.,Ltd,as a professional video conference camera manufacturer which established in 2004,Located in Shenzhen,China, Specialize in video conference R&D,OEM/ODM. Our main products in cluding 4K cameras,SD/HD/USB PTZ video conference camera,Keyboard controller,Microphone etc. They are widely used in Meeting,Medical,SKYPE Telecommunication,Tele-education,School,Government,Chruch,Recording and Broadcasting and so on. With Our strong R&D dept,we’ve got many moulds Design Patent. We also have CE,ROHS,FCC,ISO9001 Certificates. contact us KATO VISION CO., LIMITED Contact: Janey.Guo Skype: sales05kato Whatsapp/wechat:86-13652304159 Address:4/F, Block B, Dexinchang Industrial Park, Qingxiang Rd., Longhua district, Shenzhen 518109, China

How to stream an IP camera to Youtube using Blue Iris

 

Our goal is to push a live camera stream to Youtube.  To do this will require:

  1. an application called Blue Iris – This is not a free application but there is a trial version available.
  2.         a Youtube account – free

There are other ways of doing this such as using OBS to do the push to Youtube but because I already had Blue Iris it made the effort easier.

The setup in Blue Iris is quite easy and direct.  The setup in Youtube is also quite easy and both will be covered here in this instructional.

Blue Iris Configuration

This is done on a per camera basis.  Within Blue Iris right click on the camera you want to stream and left click on “Camera Properties”.  It will bring up a page like the following:

On this page we are going to modify data in the following tabs:  Audio and Webcast.

The following page is the Audio Tab.  What!  Your camera has no audio!!  Well do this anyway.  There is a bug that this seems to address/fix.

The following page is the Webcast page and the most important.  It contains data for your Youtube account which enables you to do live streaming.

In the above image make sure that you have “checked/enabled” “Flash Media Live Encoding” and that the fields RTMP URL and Stream Key are filled out.  You get this data/info from your Youtube account.  A note about the “Stream Key“.  If anyone has your stream key they can stream in your name so be sure to keep it secure.


Youtube Setup

There will not be any images for the Youtube side of this configuration.  I might give too much away.

Here are the steps and I feel they will adequately cover the configuration for the Youtube side.

  1. Login to Youtube
  2. go to “Creator Studio”
  3. on the left side of the Youtube page will be a title called “Creator Studio” with sub categories:  Dashboard, Video Manager, Live Streaming, etc.
  4. Select “Live Streaming
  5. Under “Live Streaming” will be two sub categories call “Stream Now” and “Events”.
  6. Select “Stream Now”
  7. Scroll the page down so that you can see “Basic Info”.  Here you will see the Server URL and your Stream Key in asterisk format which you can reveal.  Plug the Server URL and Stream Key into the Blue Iris webcast page above.
  8. If everything is working correctly the top of this page should reveal your live stream and its “health” – green is good.  By right clicking in the streaming image you can get the html code to embed in your web page.

OBS Broadcasting to Facebook Live

#1 Download OBS Studio

As I said, in this tutorial, we’re going to be using the free and open source software, OBS Studio:


OBS Studio

So, head on down to the Open Broadcaster Software website and download OBS Studio:

IMPORTANT! Please download OBS Studio (for Windows, Mac or Linux) and not the old OBS Classic (Windows Only). OBS Studio has built-in support for Facebook Live while the classic version does not.


#2 Get your Stream Key

In order to start streaming to Facebook Live, you need a Stream Key and the ability to publish a live video via Facebook.

First of all, do you want to go live from your Facebook page or your profile?

There is a different method for each.

The first is for Facebook Pages only. The 2nd method is mainly for Facebook Profiles & Groups, but also Facebook Pages.

Method 1: Facebook Pages Only

The easiest way to go live on your Facebook Page via your computer is to use the button at the top of this page.

However, the traditional way to go live from your page is to use the “Publishing Tools” on your page.

publishing-tools

Log on to your Facebook page and click on Publishing Tools in the top menu:

Then click on Videos on the left menu:

Facebook Page Video

Then click on the +Live button on the top right:

live-video

Then copy the stream key in the modal window that appears:

stream-key Then click preview and fill in your update text and video information: Create Live Video

You can’t go live yet, since you’ll need to enter the stream key into OBS and start your stream so that Facebook can receive it.

Once Facebook receives your stream it will no longer display “OFFLINE” and will start to display your stream preview. Now skip to

Now skip to #3


Method 2: Facebook Profiles & Groups (and pages)

If you want to go live via your Facebook profile and share to your own timeline, a friend’s timeline or a group you’ll need to do things a little differently.

Facebook doesn’t give you Publishing Options for profiles. They do, however, provide developers the Live Video API.

That’s fine for developers, but not very helpful for everyone else! So, I’ve made it easier for you all by creating a button that connects to Facebook Live using the official Live Video API. All you need to do is click the button above!

So what are you waiting for?

Firstly, Click on the “Broadcast on Facebook Live” button above (at the top of this article). You should see a pop up window.

 facebook-live

Then, choose whether you want to go live on your profile or group and click next:

Then first pop-up window should close and a second pop-up window should appear.

 

In the pop-up, enter your update text and video information:

Create Live Video

You can’t go live yet since you’ll need to enter the stream key into OBS and start your stream so that Facebook can receive it.

Once Facebook receives your stream it will no longer display “OFFLINE” and display your stream preview.


#3 Start Streaming

Click settings in OBS Studio and then click stream in the left menu.

Select “Streaming Services” as the Stream Type and “Facebook Live” as the service.

Paste the stream key you obtained from the previous step into the “Stream Key” box:

paste-stream-key

You shouldn’t need to enter the server URL because OBS uses the standard URL.

Click Apply and OK.

Make sure you have selected a video source (such as your webcam) and that you can see this in the preview section.

OBS Sources

Then click the “Start Streaming” button:

Start Streaming

Go back to the Facebook Live pop-up window in your browser.

After a few seconds, it should display “Fetching video stream“. If it does not, check the troubleshooting section at the bottom of this article for possible causes.

Fetching Video Stream

And then after a few more seconds, display your stream in all its glory:

Facebook Live Preview

Please note, there will be a 5-7 second delay in the stream. This is normal.

IMPORTANT! If you are testing, it is a good idea to select “Only Me” for the “Who should see this?” option. That way no one else will see the live video while you are testing. You could then  Who should see this?

view your live video on a secondary device such as your smartphone:

Go Live

If you are happy to go live click the “Go Live” button in the browser window:

The pop-up window will then close. Don’t worry, you have gone live!

 

UPDATE

In OBS Studio, go to settings and then stream. Change the stream type to Custom Streaming Server. Paste in the Stream URL and Stream Key. You should now be able to stream from OBS Studio. Could you test this out and let me know if it works for you?

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Check your feed and you should see your live video has appeared. That’s it. Enjoy!

To end your live stream, simply click the stop streaming button in OBS Studio.

Live Streaming Software

There are quite a few that work with Facebook Live, but the most popular ones are OBS Studio and Wirecast, but there are others…

  • OBS Studio (Mac, PC & Linux, Free, Open Source)
  • Wirecast (Mac & PC, from $695)
  • vMix (PC only, Free & from $60)
  • XSplit Broadcaster (Windows only, Free version and from $4.17/month)
  • mimoLive (Mac only – $199/yr for personal use, from $699/yr for commercial)
  • Ecamm Live (Mac only, $29.95)
  • BeLive – (web app with guests and multiple camera angles, Free & from $12/mth)
  • Lightstream (web app, currently free)
  • BlueJeans onSocial (Web app – initial price $39.95/mth for live meetings with up to 25 guests and live streaming to Facebook)
  • Zoom – (Mac & PC – Facebook integration on paid version with Webinar bolt-on – from $14.99+$40/mth upwards)

HiWatch IP Cameras

Click a model to generate a URL for your camera

Models Type Protocol Path Audio Talk Model Cookies Flags
B220
FFMPEG rtsp:// /Streaming/Channels/101 Possible None    
DS-I113
FFMPEG rtsp:// /Streaming/Channels/101 Possible None    
DS-I114W
FFMPEG rtsp:// /Streaming/Channels/101 Possible None    
DS-I203
FFMPEG rtsp:// /Streaming/Channels/1 Possible None    
DS-I213
FFMPEG rtsp:// /Streaming/Channels/101 Possible None    
DS-N211
FFMPEG rtsp:// /Streaming/Channels/1 Possible None    
ds-n241w
FFMPEG rtsp:// /Streaming/Channels/1 Possible None    
ds-n241w
FFMPEG rtsp:// /Streaming/Channels/101 Possible None    
ipc-b120
FFMPEG rtsp:// /Streaming/Channels/1 Possible None    
IPC-B120-I
FFMPEG rtsp:// /Streaming/Channels/101 Possible None    
IPC-B120-I
FFMPEG rtsp:// /h264_stream Possible None    
IPC-D120
FFMPEG rtsp:// /Streaming/Channels/101 Possible None    
IPC-D120-I
FFMPEG rtsp:// /Streaming/Channels/1 Possible None    
Other
FFMPEG rtsp:// /Streaming/Channels/101 Possible None    

Hikvision Network Cameras

Default IP address: 192.168.1.64/DHCP, username: admin, password: user-defined
Port number: HTTP port (80), RTSP port (554), HTTPS (443), Service port (8000), ONVIF port (80).
RTSP URL: rtsp://[username]:[password]@[ip]:[port]/[codec]/[channel]/[subtype]/av_stream
Instruction:
Username: e.g. admin
Password: e.g. 12345
IP: IP address of network camera, e.g. 192.0.0.64
Port: default port number is 554
Codec: h.264, MPEG-4, mpeg4
Channel: if it’s channel 1, then the value is ch1
Subtype: stream type, main for main stream, sub for sub-stream.
Main stream RTSP: rtsp://admin:12345@192.0.0.64:554/h264/ch1/main/av_stream
Sub-stream RTSP: rtsp://admin:12345@192.0.0.64/mpeg4/ch1/sub/av_stream

Dahua IP Cameras

How Dahua IP Cameras are Revolutionizing Home Security

Dahua IP cameras are revolutionizing home security by providing a comprehensive, cost-effective solution for monitoring and protecting homes. IP cameras are a type of digital video camera that uses Internet Protocol (IP) to send and receive data over a network. Dahua IP cameras are designed to be easy to install and use, and offer a wide range of features that make them ideal for home security.

One of the most important features of Dahua IP cameras is their ability to provide high-quality video surveillance. The cameras are equipped with advanced image sensors that capture clear, detailed images even in low-light conditions. They also feature wide dynamic range (WDR) technology, which helps to ensure that the images are not overexposed or underexposed. This allows users to monitor their homes in real-time, even in challenging lighting conditions.

Dahua IP cameras also offer a range of features that make them ideal for home security. They are equipped with motion detection technology, which can be used to trigger alerts when movement is detected. This allows users to be notified of any suspicious activity in their home. Additionally, Dahua IP cameras are equipped with night vision capabilities, allowing users to monitor their homes even in complete darkness.

Another key feature of Dahua IP cameras is their ability to be integrated with other home security systems. This allows users to create a comprehensive security system that can be monitored from a single interface. This makes it easier to keep track of multiple cameras and to quickly respond to any suspicious activity.

Finally, Dahua IP cameras are cost-effective, making them an ideal choice for home security. They are available in a range of price points, making them accessible to a wide range of budgets. Additionally, they are easy to install and use, making them a great choice for those who are not tech-savvy.

In conclusion, Dahua IP cameras are revolutionizing home security by providing a comprehensive, cost-effective solution for monitoring and protecting homes. With their advanced features and easy integration with other home security systems, Dahua IP cameras are an ideal choice for those looking to secure their homes.

The Benefits of Dahua IP Cameras for Business Surveillance

Businesses of all sizes are increasingly turning to IP cameras for their surveillance needs. Dahua IP cameras offer a range of benefits that make them an ideal choice for business surveillance.

First, Dahua IP cameras are highly reliable. They are designed to be durable and resistant to dust, water, and other environmental factors. This ensures that they will continue to operate reliably even in harsh conditions. Additionally, Dahua IP cameras are equipped with advanced features such as motion detection, night vision, and remote access. This allows businesses to monitor their premises from anywhere in the world.

Second, Dahua IP cameras are cost-effective. They are available in a range of price points, making them accessible to businesses of all sizes. Additionally, Dahua IP cameras are easy to install and require minimal maintenance. This helps businesses save time and money on installation and upkeep.

Third, Dahua IP cameras provide high-quality images. They are equipped with advanced image sensors that capture clear, detailed images even in low-light conditions. This allows businesses to monitor their premises with greater accuracy and efficiency.

Finally, Dahua IP cameras are secure. They are equipped with advanced encryption technology that ensures that all data is kept secure. This helps businesses protect their premises from unauthorized access.

In conclusion, Dahua IP cameras offer a range of benefits that make them an ideal choice for business surveillance. They are reliable, cost-effective, provide high-quality images, and are secure. For these reasons, Dahua IP cameras are an excellent choice for businesses of all sizes.

Dahua IP Cameras

Default IP address: 192.168.1.108 username/password: admin/admin
Port number: TCP port (37777), UDP port (37778), http port (80), RTSP (554), HTTPS (443), ONVIF (default is closed, 80).
RTSP URL: rtsp://username:password@ip:port/cam/realmonitor?channel=1&subtype=0
Instruction:
Username: e.g. admin
Password: e.g. admin
IP: IP address of your network camera, e.g. 10.7.8.122
Port: default port number 554 (if it’s default number, you may skip it)
Channel: video channel, starts from 1. E.g. channel 2, then value should be channel=2
Subtype: stream type, main stream is 0 (subtype=0), sub-stream is 1 (subtype=1)
An example:
rtsp://admin:admin@10.12.4.84:554/cam/realmonitor?channel=2&subtype=1

XM/JuFeng IP Cameras

Default IP address: 192.168.1.10 username: admin password: no password
Port number: TCP port (34567), HTTP port (80), ONVIF port (8899)
RTSP URL: rtsp://10.6.3.57:554/user=admin&password=&channel=1&stream=0.sdp?
Instruction:
10.6.3.57 is the camera’s IP address
554 is the default port number for RTSP
User=admin is username
Password= no password
Channel=1 channel 1
Stream=0.sdp? Main stream
Stream=1.sdp? Sub-stream

TOPSEE IP Cameras

Default IP address: 192.168.0.123 username: admin, password: 123456
Port number: http (80), data port (8091) RTSP port (554) ONVIF port (80)
RTSP URL: main-stream rtsp://192.168.0.123:554/mpeg4
Sub-stream rtsp://192.168.0.123:554/mpeg4cif
If account is required: rtsp://admin:123456@192.168.0.123:554/mpeg4
rtsp://admin:123456@192.168.0.123:554/mpeg4cif