wire camera, connect to the cam via mobile app and asign wifi to the cam and toggle onvif in cam settings to on.
get from your router the ip address of the camera.
Since onvif probing was not working for me, i used a github tool to get more info of the camera:
https://github.com/RogerHardiman/onvif-audit -> not sure if that is safe, virustotal.com was fine so i took the risk
the output is the following:
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Info: = {"manufacturer":"D-Link","model":"DCS-8350LH","firmwareVersion":"1.04.05","serialNumber":"xxx","hardwareId":"xxx"}
Snapshot URI: = http://192.168.1.158:80/tmp/snapshot.jpg
First Live TCP Stream: = rtsp://192.168.1.158/live/profile.1
First Live UDP Stream: = rtsp://192.168.1.158/live/profile.1
First Live HTTP Stream: = http://192.168.1.158/live/profile.1profile.0 is for 1440p h.265
nmap open ports:
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80/tcp open http
554/tcp open rtsp
6000/tcp open X11
7000/tcp open afs3-fileserver
8080/tcp open http-proxy
8081/tcp open blackice-icecap
8088/tcp open radan-httpgeneral -> source Type ffmpeg
source -> source path: rtsp://admin:pin_of_your_camera@192.168.1.158/live/profile.0
method -> TCP
target colorspace ->32
capture res. -> 2560 x 1440
hope that helps others.