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TestRTSP

Verify your RTSP stream instantly.
Free, fast, and easy.

TestRTSP Player

Enter an RTSP URL above to test your stream

Example: rtsp://admin:password@192.168.1.100:554/stream1

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How to Find Your Camera's IP Address

Port forwarding allows external access to your camera through your router.

AT&T Gateway

ISP-provided router from AT&T USA

Admin URL
192.168.1.254
Default Credentials
Printed on router label (Device Access Code)

Steps:

  1. 1Open a browser and go to 192.168.1.254
  2. 2Enter your Device Access Code from the router label
  3. 3Go to 'Firewall' → 'NAT/Gaming'
  4. 4Click 'Add' to create a new rule
  5. 5Select your camera from the device list
  6. 6For Custom: Enter Service Name, Protocol, and Port range
  7. 7For Preset: Choose 'Web Camera' or similar
  8. 8Click 'Add'
  9. 9The rule saves automatically

Note: AT&T gateways (BGW210, BGW320) have similar interfaces. IP Passthrough available for own router.