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mse: streams: EOF #772

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scythk opened this issue Nov 12, 2024 · 3 comments
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mse: streams: EOF #772

scythk opened this issue Nov 12, 2024 · 3 comments
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scythk commented Nov 12, 2024

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Both the RTSP stream directly from camera and the camera entity from ONVIF integration got "mse: streams: EOF" error sometimes, and both return to normal sometimes.

There are errors in homeassistant log:
Error from stream worker: Error opening stream (INVALIDDATA, Invalid data found when processing input, rtsp://:@192.168..:554/stream1)

The camera entity itself works fine and the RTSP stream can be played using VLC player on my computer with no problem, so I assmue the problem is with the WebRTC integration.

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AlexxIT commented Nov 12, 2024

This error from core stream component.

Error from stream worker: Error opening stream (INVALIDDATA, Invalid data found when processing input, rtsp://:@192.168..:554/stream1)

Variants:

  • you have bad camera
  • your camera has bad connection (wi-fi, etc)
  • your camera is overloaded

I can assume you have a TP-Link.

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scythk commented Nov 13, 2024

This error from core stream component.

Error from stream worker: Error opening stream (INVALIDDATA, Invalid data found when processing input, rtsp://:@192.168..:554/stream1)

Variants:

  • you have bad camera
  • your camera has bad connection (wi-fi, etc)
  • your camera is overloaded

I can assume you have a TP-Link.

Yes I am using TP-link, does TP-link camera have common issue like this? The TP-link app works good and the connection should be OK.
And what do you mean camera overloaded? Should I lower the bit rate or resoultion?

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AlexxIT commented Nov 13, 2024

If these cameras are used correctly - they works fine.

  • they must have a good wifi connection
  • they must have only one connection, maximum 2 (for example you already have minimum three - from stream integration and two from this integration - not good)
  • better to disable recording and motion detection on the camera

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