How to Get PlayBack Range in WebSDK?

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I want to find the start and end time of a recorded video in RTSP format using the web SDK.

2

I believe GetSequences, meaning when is there recorded video, is what you are seeking.

https://doc.developer.milestonesys.com/mipsdkmobile/index.html?base=reference/protocols/mobile_command.html&tree=tree_1.html

3

Thanks for answering my question.

My questions are mainly two.

Can I check the saved video in RTSP protocol format using WebSDK?

  1. When there is only a start time

  2. When there is both a start time and an end time

In the above two cases, I would like to check the RTSP of the saved video.

4

I might have given a bad answer. Milestone XProtect does not offer a RTSP streaming service in the core product. RTSP streaming is however part of the add-on product XProtect Open Network Bridge. There are instructions of use in the manual.

https://doc.milestonesys.com/latest/en-US/portal/htm/chapter-page-onvif.htm

The Milestone SDKs, MIP SDK and Mobile SDK, retrieves video in other ways, there is no RTSP involved. GetSequences that I mentioned will only tell you the intervals in which there is anything recorded that can be retrieved.

5

Thanks for answering my question.

If use the XProtect Open Network Bridge, as you said before, if there is only a start time in the saved video, or if there is a start time and end time, can it be formatted in RTSP format? I don’t want to use Onvif Specification.

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Hi @준호 김​,

Have you tried this:

https://developer.milestonesys.com/s/question/0D53X000065L4GPSA0/how-is-the-rtsp-string-format-to-get-recorded-video-basedon-datetime

7

Thanks for answering my question.

I’ll consider this method too