We take the RTSP-stream incoming from the camera, which nearly every IP camera has support for, and we output it to our decoder on the PC – to the OBS software, which, in it’s turn, converts the RTSP-stream to the RTMP-stream, supported by a majority of streaming services, including Youtube. The essence of a method is that we install a certain software called OBS, and the tool, by the way, is widely used by streamers on Youtube and Twitch due to its simplicity and the fact it’s a freeware. In fact, this is the same cloud storage for videos, but it’s free, commonly used by half of the world, almost unlimited and legit. No fees, no limits, and if you restrict your channel to private access only – it’s even better. Judge by yourself – free video hosting for everyone in the world. There is a video recorder, where we additionally purchase a hard drive on a 1TB+ and this is the main and most common option. There are offers from cloud services in the subscription form, there is a microSD card option, but not all cameras support it and the capacity is usually not large. On one hand, when you purchase a camera for yourself, you know that you need to take care of the storage for a footage from camera. Let’s set what it is and how to set it up for you This time we went further with an option, suggested by a viewer of our channel, who suggested using an Open Broadcast Software, OBS, to stream the video from camera to Youtube, that eventually gives us almost an unlimited cloud video storage for free and 100% legit.

One day we’ve released a video about the ways how to avoid a cloud storage subscription fee, and there were quite common options like switching multiple microSD-cards, getting yourself a videorecorder with hard drive and et cetera.

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