NVR access RTSP stream on local network

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Mar 8, 2026
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Dear,

I have my ISP router connected to both the NVR N98PBK (GH6950833) and my laptop on a local network at 192.168.1.X.

I notice that the internal IPV4 address is configured as 192.168.254.1, so each camera has an address in 192.168.254.X.

How can I retrieve the RTSP stream via my laptop, as I cannot modify both the local network of the cameras to assign it the same range as the range provided by my ISP BOX.
When i plug my computer on 1 port of 8 ports, i can access RTSP stream Camera 3 with 192.168.254.X on the link.


Thank you.


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Many popular NVR brands such as Dahua and Hikvision and the OEM's of both allow the RSTP stream to be accessed via the NVR's LAN using a channel number in the RTSP URL. I think the Annke is OEM'd by Hikvision so try this URL below, substutute your NVR's LAN IP, username and password; the URL below is to get the main stream of the 1st channel, "102" would be used to get the sub stream of the 1st channel. You should be able to get VLC to work with this URL:

Code: 
rtsp:/NVR-username:NVR-password@NVR-LAN-IP:554/Streaming/channels/101

NOTE: Be sure to place 2 "/" after "RTSP:" as the forum software won't allow 2 to be displayed consecutively.
 
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it's works now with rtsp:/NVR-username:NVR-password@NVR-LAN-IP:554/Streaming/channels/301, why i need to add /Streaming/channels/301 not /cam3/main/mar_stream ?

What is the difference between main stream and sub stream ?
 

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