Make sure your camera is set to to h.265. Also in our camera and record settings at top left menu make sure Encoding setting by media service 2 interfaces is checked. Exit out of 2 C Stream and Return. Note: Please consult with your camera manufacturer for H.265 settings as well. 

1. 2c Stream software will automatically discover ONVIF compliant ip cameras on network. Cameras will show on left panel. 
2. Right click camera on left panel side and choose modify device. Enter username and password of camera. 
3. Right click camera and set login user.
​4. Wait a moment then left click camera and drag camera to any viewing windows on right side.  
​5. You can automatically poll multiple cameras by going to menu -Camera & Record Settings- Camera Poll Settings
-Choose # Cameras & Interval (Uncheck or check start camera polling after exit) -Confirm. 
-You can manually start camera polling by going to Menu -Camera & Record Settings- Start camera poll.
-Remember to STOP camera polling by going to -Camera & Record Settings- Stop camera poll.
Individual Window Sequencing

SEQUENCE MULTIPLE CAMERAS WITHIN LAYOUTS OR WINDOWS

Individual Window Sequencing
1. Right click on any window on right side of screen. Choose Media sequence. 
2. Click Add. Choose camera by clicking <Double click to select>. Select camera. Click add to repeat and add more cameras. 
​3. You can adjust duration time for sequencing of each camera and determine what time and date you want to run sequence. 
4. Click Save to save sequence and click Start to start sequence in that window. 


Entire Layout - Multi Media - Camera Sequencing 
(More Advanced)
1. On top menu bar click Sequence Config & Setup sequence.
2. Click Next in the wizard setup.  
​3. Click Add to add layouts (2x2, 3x3, etc...) Choose Number of rows, columns and duration of sequence layout. 
-Repeat and click Add again to add multiple layouts.  Click Next. NOTE: If you have dual monitor enabled you must map the layout to the screen by choosing the drop down list for screen for that layout. 
4. Click on each individual window (1,2,3,4, etc...) to populate window with cameras or other media.
-Click Add again to add more media or cameras to that window.  
-Repeat for each window (2,3,4, etc...)
5. If you have more than one layout (2x2 or 3x3 example) or dual monitor Screen
-Use drop down layout to change layout or send that layout to a different Screen (Dual Monitor) then populate that layout.
6. Once you are done with sequences and layout population click Finish and check or uncheck start sequence after wizard. 
7. Save sequence. You can load or stop sequences by going to menu bar and to Sequence config. 

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NOTE: RIGHT CLICK PANEL AND EMPTY AREA IN 2C STREAM TO BRING UP SETUP CAMERA DIALOG IF YOUR CAMERA IS NOT AUTOMATICALLY DETECTED. 
​YOU MUST GIVE IT A FEW MINUTES TO SETUP IN SYSTEM


​The best site to get the camera rtsp feed information is here or https://www.ispyconnect.com/sources.aspx
or 
www.soleratec.com/support/rtsp/rtsp_listing

* Some Example connections are below. The Examples below translate to : rtsp://username:password@IPAddress:rtsp port/rtsp link address

Other popular rtsp link end addresses: for many IP cameras:
 /onvif/device_service 
ARECONT: 
/ch0.h264 
AXIS:
 /onvif-media/media.amp

Examples:
Follow This
rtsp://username:password@IPAddress:rtsp port/rtsp link address

It is important to add the port # after IP Address, common RTSP port is :554

Axis
rtsp://admin:admin@192.168.1.20:554/onvif-media/media.amp
Bosch
rtsp://admin:admin@192.168.1.20:554/rtsp_tunnel
Hikvision
rtsp://admin:admin@192.168.1.20:554/Streaming/Channels/1
PANASONIC
rtsp://admin:admin@192.168.0.132:554/MediaInput/h264
Sony
rtsp://admin:admin@192.168.1.20:554/media/video1

While only the RTSP URL is required for adding the IP camera source, the formatting of the URL will be different from model to model.
The common format of the RTSP URL is:
rtsp://[username:password@]ip_address[:rtsp_port]/server_URL[[?param1=val1[param2=val2]…[paramN=valN]]

RTSP URL Parameters(Note that in most cases, the word server can be freely interchanged with the words IP camera as every IP camera has an RTSP server built in. Parameters in brackets are optional.)
ip_address
Typically, the RTSP servers use DHCP to obtain an IP address automatically. The servers usually provide a utility for detecting the server's IP address. This can be in the usual IPv4 format (xx.xx.xx.xx), or it can be a valid host address accepted by the standard function inet_addr.
For example, localhost is equivalent to 127.0.0.1. This is usually the IP address of the sending (server) computer.
rtsp_port (Optional)
The port number on which the server is listening for RTSP commands. The port must be a number from 1 to 65535.
Port 554 is the default for RTSP.
username / password (Optional)
For servers that use authentication, you will need to add your username and a password as part of the RTSP URL.
server_URL
Each RTSP server has its own relative server URL, so you need to consult the server's manual to obtain it.
paramN=valN (Optional)
Extra parameters on this context are server parameters which can be used to control compression, video size, etc. See the examples below for such parameters.

Example RTSP URLsThese examples are here to merely show the possible formatting for the RTSP URLs. They will not work for testing RTSP sources.
Panasonic IP camera example
rtsp://192.168.1.111/MediaInput/h264
Sony IP camera example
rtsp://192.168.1.111:554/media/video1
Axis IP camera example (H264/AAC codecs used)
rtsp://root:password@192.168.1.111:554/axis-media/media.amp?videocodec=h264&audiocodec=aac
Axis IP camera example (MJPEG/G711 codecs used)
rtsp://root:password@192.168.1.111:554/axis-media/media.amp?videocodec=jpeg&audiocodec=g711XSplit Broadcaster also supports the special parameter \rtsp_transport:udp to force the connection mode to UDP instead of the default (and recommended) TCP.
Axis IP camera example (UDP connection)
rtsp://root:password@192.168.1.111:554/axis-media/media.amp?\rtsp_transport:udp
 

1. On top menu bar click Sequence Config & Setup layout sequence.
2. Click Next in the wizard setup.  
​3. Click Add to add layouts (2x2, 3x3, etc...) Choose Number of rows, columns and duration of sequence layout. 
-Repeat and click Add again to add multiple layouts.  Click Next. NOTE: If you have dual monitor enabled you must map the layout to the screen by choosing the drop down list for screen for that layout. 
4. Click on each individual window (1,2,3,4, etc...) to populate window with cameras or other media.
-Click Add again to add more media or cameras to that window.  
-Repeat for each window (2,3,4, etc...)
5. If you have more than one layout (2x2 or 3x3 example) or dual monitor Screen
-Use drop down layout to change layout or send that layout to a different Screen (Dual Monitor) then populate that layout.
6. Once you are done with sequences and layout population click Finish and check or uncheck start sequence after wizard. 
7. Save sequence. You can load or stop sequences by going to menu bar and to Sequence config. 

1. Right click on any window on right side of screen. Choose Media sequence. 
2. Click Add. Choose camera by clicking <Double click to select>. Select camera. Click add to repeat and add more cameras. 
​3. You can adjust duration time for sequencing of each camera and determine what time and date you want to run sequence. 
4. Click Save to save sequence and click Start to start sequence. To stop sequence right click window again and choose Media sequence and click stop. that window. 

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Sometimes the wireless adapter resets and is not able to be detected. Please contact us for setup.