This is not possible directly.
Using the MIP SDK you could develop an application or service to retrieve video and change the video to send to YouTube, but I have knowledge if anybody tried this.
According to this page YouTube uses RTMP for streaming protocol.
It could use H.264 as video encoding, so it is possible for a RTSP stream from the ONVIF Bridge to be re-packed in order to be YouTube friendly. This would have to happen trough third party software.
I have no indication whether any partner or user of Milestoneâs have done this and made it work.
I am hoping somebody tried this and can share their experience here..
Do you know an SDK sample where to start with?
I am guessing you would use RawLiveSource class to get the raw video, how to treat it after that I have no idea or knowledge. We have no sample in the MIP SDK that comes close. Closest would be the MediaLiveViewer sample that uses JPEGLiveSource to get live video..
https://doc.developer.milestonesys.com/html/index.html?base=samples/medialiveviewer.html&tree=tree_2.html
(I am still hoping somebody has tried and will share the experience here.)
what about a rtsp stream to VLC and then to youtube? is there a documentation about that?
No, unfortunately not.
NOTE that the Milestone add-on product Onvif Bridge can stream RTSP to VLC, and the documentation tells you how to do this.
so is it possible or not ? can you post the link to the documentation? thanks