====== RTSP Streams ======

CueCam Generates two RTSP Streams when enabled (see [[Settings]])

<WRAP admonition tip>
We strongly recommend disabling the RTSP server if not in use, especially on older devices. Enabling RTSP uses considerably more device CPU and, therefore, battery. So turn it off if not in use.
</WRAP>

You will need to know the IP address of your iPhone/iPad. In most cases this will be shown in the Settings. 

===== /status =====

This is designed for incorporation in a Magic Sheet. It shows the current status of CueCam (the same information as you'll see on the app itself) to provide a confidence indicator including recording status, markers, stopwatch, and status indicators (Clean Mode, Snapshots, Uploads etc) 

===== /video =====

The /video endpoint is (depending on whether or not RTSP Overlays are enabled in [[Settings]]) either a clean video feed which can be used for monitoring purposes (although we would not recommend connecting many devices simultaneously to CueCam) or a mirror of what is being recorded to the video file, complete with overlays. 

<WRAP admonition note>
RTSP Streams have some latency. Whilst this can be as short as a few frames, it can also be up to a second or so in some cases therefore we do not recommend relying on the stopwatch or timestamp displayed on these. The RTSP video stream is **absolutely not suitable for any sort of show-critical or safety-critical remote viewing purposes**   
</WRAP>