After applying the steps above, run this verification from the client’s machine (not the viewer PC).
Install ZeroTier on the viewer PC and the remote client. This creates a virtual layer 2 network. Now, from the remote client, you can use the camera’s local IP address (192.168.1.100) as if you were in the same room. Client settings become irrelevant.
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Assuming you can now access the "Client Setting" section, ensure the following parameters are correct: After applying the steps above, run this verification
| Setting | Recommended Value | Notes | |---------|------------------|-------| | Protocol | RTSP or HTTP | RTSP is more reliable. | | Port | 554 (RTSP), 80 (HTTP), or 8000 (Hikvision) | Check camera manual. | | Stream Type | Main Stream (high res) or Sub Stream (low res) | Use Sub Stream for troubleshooting. | | Transport | TCP (not UDP) | TCP is more reliable over WiFi. |
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