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The ip 172.253.118.127 is the Google Cloud server IP.
In reality, it is not possible to configure a Google camera to stream directly to SRS (Simple Real-time Streaming Server). Instead, the stream can only be pulled from Google's server at the IP address 172.253.118.127, as the camera pushes its feed to Google's server. A potential solution would be to use a Go program to extract the WebRTC stream and then convert it to WHIP (WebRTC-HTTP ingestion protocol) for pushing to the SRS stack.
Google Nest Camera ---WebRTC----> Google Media Server ---WebRTC---> Go ---WHIP--> SRS Stack
After forward stream to SRS Stack, you are able to restream, record, or do whatever you want.
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See guide Get Started for Google Nest Camera.
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The ip
172.253.118.127
is the Google Cloud server IP.In reality, it is not possible to configure a Google camera to stream directly to SRS (Simple Real-time Streaming Server). Instead, the stream can only be pulled from Google's server at the IP address
172.253.118.127
, as the camera pushes its feed to Google's server. A potential solution would be to use a Go program to extract the WebRTC stream and then convert it to WHIP (WebRTC-HTTP ingestion protocol) for pushing to the SRS stack.After forward stream to SRS Stack, you are able to restream, record, or do whatever you want.
TRANS_BY_GPT4
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: