Camera support
TP-Link Tapo cameras
Find your TP-Link Tapo model and connect its local video stream to Agentinosaurus.
Before you connect
Use /stream2 for the lower-resolution stream. The main stream follows the camera’s configured video quality.
This list covers the named powered cameras. A Tapo brand name alone does not establish support for a battery camera.
- Set up the camera in the Tapo app and keep it connected to your local network.
- Open the camera’s settings → Advanced Settings → Camera Account. Create a camera username and password; these are different from your TP-Link account.
- Find its local IP address in Device Info or your router, then use that address and the camera account in Agentinosaurus.
Explore guides
C100 →Local stream setup and troubleshootingC110 →Local stream setup and troubleshootingC120 →Local stream setup and troubleshootingC125 →Local stream setup and troubleshootingC200 →Local stream setup and troubleshootingC210 →Local stream setup and troubleshootingC220 →Local stream setup and troubleshootingC225 →Local stream setup and troubleshootingC230 →Local stream setup and troubleshootingC310 →Local stream setup and troubleshootingC320WS →Local stream setup and troubleshootingC325WB →Local stream setup and troubleshootingC500 →Local stream setup and troubleshootingC510W →Local stream setup and troubleshootingC520WS →Local stream setup and troubleshootingC530WS →Local stream setup and troubleshootingC560WS →Local stream setup and troubleshooting
Manufacturer documentation
Check the original instructions for your hardware revision and firmware.
Tapo: PC, NAS and NVR connection using RTSP and ONVIF ↗$AGSAUR · Solana · x402
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