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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.

MikroTik

Professional routers with powerful RouterOS

Admin URL
192.168.88.1 (or configured IP)
Default Credentials
admin / (blank)

Steps:

  1. 1Access via WebFig (browser) or WinBox application
  2. 2Go to 'IP' → 'Firewall' → 'NAT'
  3. 3Click '+' to add a new rule
  4. 4Set Chain to 'dstnat'
  5. 5Set Protocol to 'tcp' or 'udp'
  6. 6Set Dst. Port to your external port (e.g., 554)
  7. 7In 'Action' tab, set Action to 'dst-nat'
  8. 8Set 'To Addresses' to your camera's IP
  9. 9Set 'To Ports' to the camera's port
  10. 10Click 'OK' to save

Note: MikroTik offers powerful features but has a steeper learning curve. WinBox is recommended for configuration.