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| [CONST_PARAM] | |
| rtsp = 1 ; RTSPЭ�飬0���ر� 1������ |
| V380 Pro cameras have rtsp/onvif disabled by default. This can be unlocked by inserting an SD-card into the camera. | |
| A step-by-step guide can be found below: | |
| 1) Download the V380 Pro app from the App Store or Google Play | |
| 2) Register or continue without registering | |
| 3) Boot your camera and couple it to the application | |
| 4) Set a custom username and password for your camera | |
| 5) Download the 'ceshi.ini' file and put it on the root of a micro SD card (so not in a subfolder) | |
| 6) Power down the camera, insert the SD card and boot the camera | |
| 7) The camera will talk in chinese, wait for 5 minutes (probably shorter, but to be sure) | |
| 8) Power down the camera, remove the SD card, delete the file and power up the camera | |
| 9) Connect to your camera using the protocol rtsp://username:password@ipaddress:554/live/ch00_0 | |
| 10) DONE | |
| A great way to test is downloading/using VLC and opening a network stream. |
Notes: trying to get RTSP/ONVIF (or any local stream) out of a newer 3-lens V380 (Xiongmai-based) camera
Hi there! Are you able to make it work?
https://github.com/felipemarques/camera-v380decoder -> try to check this repository. This repo managed to get the login succesfully. Crosscheck the software and firmware version. some newer model might have different tweak here and there. I manage to get mine works with H265 encoding in this repo https://github.com/Vasang123/camera-v380decoder
If you're on a Mac and done with the V380 Pro app, I built a free, open-source
native macOS app: OpenV380 — https://github.com/cimplesid/v380-mac
It connects the same way the phone app does (through V380's cloud relay), so it
works from anywhere with just your Device ID + device password — no RTSP/ONVIF
activation, no same-LAN requirement, no Android emulator. It's a menu-bar app;
⌃⌥V opens a live window.
- Live view (H.264/H.265, hardware-decoded)
- SD-card recordings: 24h timeline, playback, 1x–32x scan
- PTZ, camera light, digital zoom/pan, mute
Tested on a 3-lens / firmware v32 camera. Notes: not notarized (build from source
or right-click → Open), credentials stay in the macOS Keychain, and on my unit the
live audio is encrypted with a key I haven't cracked yet so sound doesn't play
(video + recordings are fine). Testers on other models and PRs very welcome.




Hi there!
Are you able to make it work?