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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.

TP-Link

Popular consumer router brand with user-friendly interface

Admin URL
192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1 or tplinkwifi.net
Default Credentials
admin / admin (older) or custom password (newer)

Steps:

  1. 1Open a browser and go to 192.168.0.1 or tplinkwifi.net
  2. 2Log in with your admin credentials
  3. 3Go to 'Advanced' → 'NAT Forwarding' → 'Virtual Servers' (or 'Port Forwarding')
  4. 4Click 'Add' to create a new rule
  5. 5Enter service name (e.g., 'Camera RTSP')
  6. 6Set External Port and Internal Port (e.g., 554)
  7. 7Enter your camera's Internal IP address
  8. 8Select Protocol (TCP, UDP, or Both)
  9. 9Enable the rule and click 'Save'

Note: TP-Link interface varies by model. Newer models use 'tplinkwifi.net' for access.