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A few other things occurred to me to mention to you. 1. Have you tried accessing the camera stream from VLC? I find that to me a good starting point. 2. Regarding ActiveX, that's probably just necessary for browser based access. 3. Onvif is an organization that tries to establish IP cam standards ...

I'm not sure if this is helpful or not, but when you say the cameras aren't accessible, do you mean you can't login to them or you can't find them on the network?

I see a few potential problems. 1. Your path, rtsp://USER:PASS@IPv4:554/streaming/channels/1 , only needs to be rtsp://USER:PASS@IPv4 2. Your I Frame interval is pretty big. I have found that use an I Frame interval of 4 to go with a 8 FPS setting. I would suggest checking with the stream with VLC ...

I have up and running several Trendnet TV-IP310PI cameras with 1.26.5 if anyone is interested in further information. One thing that became apparent after a lot of fighting is that the frame rate on the camera UI lies. It's actually double whatever is selected. I'm not sure if this is normal or not ...