Automatic detection
Scans the network for the ROV's RTSP stream address so you do not have to configure anything.
Finds your ROV's RTSP stream and opens it in VLC, so nobody has to work out an IP address on the wharf.
Connecting an ROV over a network cable meant working out the right RTSP address by hand and typing it into VLC. That was:
Press one button and it:
Scans the network for the ROV's RTSP stream address so you do not have to configure anything.
Launches VLC and opens the stream in fullscreen.
A progress bar and status messages tell you what it is doing while it connects.
The RTSP URL list lives in the script, so you can add addresses for your own ROV setup.
One file, no install, no Python runtime to set up on the laptop.
The source is on GitHub if you want to read it, fork it or send a fix.
Connect the ROV to your computer via network cable and power it on.
Run the executable. The interface opens with the connection options.
Click Connect and it works through the addresses until it finds the RTSP stream.
VLC opens in fullscreen with the live feed.
Free, no licence, no account. You will need VLC installed as well.
View source code on GitHub →Raising an issue on GitHub gets a faster answer than emailing us.
Report an issue →Pull requests, documentation fixes and feature suggestions are all welcome.
Contribute on GitHub →For anything commercial, or questions about ROV operations and our services.
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