Camera support
Amcrest cameras
Find your Amcrest model and connect its local video stream to Agentinosaurus.
Before you connect
Change subtype=0 to subtype=1 for the substream.
Several models in this directory are older products. Match the full model and hardware revision when checking firmware; a similar name is not sufficient.
- Initialize the camera and set a unique camera password using Amcrest’s setup instructions.
- Find its local IP address and RTSP port in the camera’s network settings.
- Enter the stream address below with the camera login. For an NVR, choose the actual channel number instead of channel 1.
Explore guides
IP2M-841 →Local stream setup and troubleshootingIP2M-846 →Local stream setup and troubleshootingIP3M-941 →Local stream setup and troubleshootingIP3M-HX2 →Local stream setup and troubleshootingIP2M-842 →Local stream setup and troubleshootingIP4M-1026 →Local stream setup and troubleshootingIP4M-1028 →Local stream setup and troubleshootingIP2M-841E →Local stream setup and troubleshootingIP5M-1176E →Local stream setup and troubleshootingIP8M-2493E →Local stream setup and troubleshooting
Manufacturer documentation
Check the original instructions for your hardware revision and firmware.
Amcrest: accessing products using RTSP ↗$AGSAUR · Solana · x402
The Agents in this guide are metered in $AGSAUR.
Every observation, question and webhook an Agent runs is settled in $AGSAUR over x402 on Solana — no cards, no subscription, no invoice. Station operators earn the same token for keeping the network awake. Launching soon.
Contract address
Launching on Solana — CA drops with the token