MaskeZen · May 17, 2023 01:33
diff --git a/ceshi.ini b/ceshi.ini
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diff --git a/guide.txt b/guide.txt
 V380 Pro cameras have rtsp/onvif disabled by default. This can be unlocked by inserting an SD-card into the camera. 
 A step-by-step guide can be found below:

 1) Download the V380 Pro app from the App Store or Google Play
 2) Register or continue without registering
 3) Boot your camera and couple it to the application
 4) Set a custom username and password for your camera
 5) Download the 'ceshi.ini' file and put it on the root of a micro SD card (so not in a subfolder)
 6) Power down the camera, insert the SD card and boot the camera
 7) The camera will talk in chinese, wait for 5 minutes (probably shorter, but to be sure)
 8) Power down the camera, remove the SD card, delete the file and power up the camera
 9) Connect to your camera using the protocol rtsp://username:password@ipaddress:554/live/ch00_0
 10) DONE

 A great way to test is downloading/using VLC and opening a network stream.
	V380 Pro cameras have rtsp/onvif disabled by default. This can be unlocked by inserting an SD-card into the camera.
	A step-by-step guide can be found below:

	1) Download the V380 Pro app from the App Store or Google Play
	2) Register or continue without registering
	3) Boot your camera and couple it to the application
	4) Set a custom username and password for your camera
	5) Download the 'ceshi.ini' file and put it on the root of a micro SD card (so not in a subfolder)
	6) Power down the camera, insert the SD card and boot the camera
	7) The camera will talk in chinese, wait for 5 minutes (probably shorter, but to be sure)
	8) Power down the camera, remove the SD card, delete the file and power up the camera
	9) Connect to your camera using the protocol rtsp://username:password@ipaddress:554/live/ch00_0
	10) DONE

	A great way to test is downloading/using VLC and opening a network stream.