VIDEOCAMERA LIVE

RTSP → website

Live IP camera streaming for your website

Paste your camera's RTSP link and get a player that works on any website, phone and browser — with your logo, low latency and full control.

  • Hikvision, Dahua, Uniview, Axis and more
  • H.264 and H.265 cameras
  • Local support in Georgia

Three steps to live

  1. 1

    Add the camera

    Enter the public address of your camera or recorder, the RTSP port and a view-only camera user.

  2. 2

    Test the connection

    Our server connects to the camera itself and tells you exactly what to fix — password, port, path or codec.

  3. 3

    Embed it

    Copy the embed code or link. On WordPress, use our ready-made plugin.

Everything a live camera needs

One account for every camera, every link and every decision about who sees what.

  • Low latency

    The player tries WebRTC first for near-real-time video and falls back to HLS automatically when the network blocks it.

  • H.265 cameras too

    Most browsers cannot play H.265. We detect such cameras and convert them to H.264 while someone is watching.

  • Your logo on the video

    Place a logo, text or banner with the logo editor, save it as a template and apply it to several cameras at once.

  • Access control

    Public, password or email-verified viewing; embedding only on your own domains; viewing hours on a schedule.

  • Live on/off in one click

    Each camera has a Live and a Logo switch — viewers see the change within seconds.

  • Revoke a link

    Link leaked? Revoke or rotate it in one click — the old link stops working immediately.

  • View statistics

    The dashboard shows how many times each camera was viewed this month.

  • Camera details stay private

    Viewers never see your camera's IP address or password. Passwords are stored encrypted on the server.

  • WordPress plugin

    Add a camera to a WordPress site with a shortcode — no programming needed.

Why us

  • Local, in your language

    Dashboard in Georgian and English, guides in three languages, phone support in Georgia. When you call, you talk to the team that installs cameras.

  • Invoices in GEL

    Companies get a GEL invoice with VAT and pay by local bank transfer — no card, no currency conversion.

  • We install cameras too

    NEWTECH sells and installs cameras. No camera yet, or it won't go online? We come on site and set it up.

  • Compliance

    A public camera processes personal data. We explain what Georgian law requires — from the warning sign to retention periods.

Works with your camera

Any camera or recorder that supports RTSP. Detailed guides:

Different brand? See how to find the RTSP URL on any camera.

What you need

  • A camera or recorder with RTSP support (H.264 or H.265).
  • A public IP address and an open RTSP port — see port forwarding.
  • A separate view-only camera user — not admin.
  • Upload speed per camera: 1–2 Mbit/s for 720p, 3–4 Mbit/s for 1080p.

Frequently asked questions

What is an RTSP link?

The address your camera streams video on, e.g. rtsp://address:554/Streaming/Channels/101. See what is RTSP.

Does it work on phones?

Yes. The player works in Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge on desktop and mobile, with no app to install.

Do I need a public IP address?

Yes, for now our server connects to the camera over the internet, so the camera or recorder must be reachable from outside. Not sure how? Call us.

Can I put my logo on the video?

Yes. Upload an image in the logo editor, choose its position and size, and publish it to the cameras you want.

How do I stop other sites embedding my camera?

List your allowed domains in the camera settings — the embed code stops working anywhere else. See protecting a stream.

How many viewers can watch?

We take a single stream from the camera and serve viewers from our servers, so your connection is not loaded. For a large audience, let's agree on it in advance.

How much does it cost?

It depends on the number of cameras. See pricing or call us.

Put your camera on your website today

Sign up, add an RTSP link and get the embed code. Questions? Call us — our engineers answer.