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You can try to rotate you video <canvas> element to 180 degree Using similar JavaScript code: var c=document.getElementById("myCanvas"); var ctx=c.getContext("2d"); ctx.rotate(Math.PI/180);

It is our default example WS Player Min in iOS Safari, iPhone6 I just rotate device to horizontal position. Vertical view Horizontal view

It does not work because WCS server(192.168.1.39) could not establish TCP (RTSP) connection with your RTSP: 192.168.254.10:554 Please check if this connection available from 192.168.1.39 If you are sure that connection is valid, please make tcpdump log: tcpdump port 554 -s 4096 -w log.pcap This...

What is your config? Please zip and send your conf dir to logs@flashphoner.com

http://127.0.0.1:8888 is a wrong url please use http://127.0.0.1:9091 instead Then ws://127.0.0.1:8080 connection should work

As I can see from logs, you are using https and websocket connection to local port 127.0.0.1:8443 is failed by timeout. 1. If you are using secure wss://127.0.0.1:8443 connection a) You should use https:// page b) You may need to open empty page https://127.0.0.1:8443 before testing c) If your...

Logs are in server_logs/flashphoner.log Please zip all logs and send us to logs@flashphoner.com We will check.

Could you share your RTSP cam for external users? If so, please send us your RTSP URL to support@flashphoner.com We will check. WCS works in two RTSP modes 1) Interleaved mode (TCP) - by default 2) Non-interleaved mode (UDP) Try to turn interleaved mode off rtsp_interleaved_mode=false in...

You can run the same demo in your LAN Here you can find installation instructions: http://flashphoner.com/download

It should work out of the box. You can try our demo: https://wcs5-eu.flashphoner.com/demo/streaming-min

Currently we support latest available iOS versions only. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Please create your own thread.

WS player is designed and optimized for iOS Safari browser. In IE you can use Flash Player. In Chrome and FF you can use WebRTC. If you look at our demo player (WS Player minimal) in IE, you will see the warning message:

We will check that with iOS8 Safari. I will let you know about our results. Generally we test this with latest available version of iOS.

I installed the MS package before testing. The same error. Could you make this test with Wowza and attach pcap file You can capture the traffic using Wireshark.

I'm trying this app on Windows 10 It does not work for me I just have unzipped this and copied to C:/tmp dir.

WCS currently does not support the peer-to-peer model. So even if you publish a stream to WCS, you will able to deliver this stream as WebRTC (it will play in Chrome, Firefox, Opera and other WebRTC browsers without Flash Player or plugins), however it won't be a peer-to-peer streaming, you just...

Yes we have a Wowza server for development and Windows 8, 10

BTW We have published the iOS SDK overview and docs.

Web Call Server works in client(initiator) mode: Therefore your camera is a server. WCS is an RTSP client. WCS does RTSP PLAY to get a stream from your camera. Regarding the RECORD method: As I see from the RFC2326, So it seems the RECORD method is not linked with initiation from the camera...