RTSP Setup Guide

EZVIZ RTSP Setup

EZVIZ cameras are a Hikvision consumer brand, so EZVIZ RTSP URLs often follow Hikvision-compatible paths. Use SmartRTSP to view EZVIZ cameras on iPhone, iPad, or Mac via manual RTSP or ONVIF scan.

EZVIZ RTSP URLs
rtsp://<user>:<pass>@<IP>:554/h264/ch1/main/av_stream
rtsp://<user>:<pass>@<IP>:554/h264/ch1/sub/av_stream
Port
554
ONVIF
✅ Enabled
Codec
H.264/H.265
Default user
admin

How to Enable RTSP on EZVIZ Cameras

1

Turn on LAN Live View in the EZVIZ app

Open the EZVIZ app, tap your device, open the gear icon, then find LAN Live View. Some EZVIZ models hide RTSP behind this switch, so enable it first before trying any EZVIZ RTSP URL.

2

Open the web interface

In a browser go to http://[camera IP], then sign in with admin and your device password. EZVIZ web settings usually expose the Hikvision-style streaming and integration controls.

3

Enable ONVIF in Integration Protocol

Go to Configuration → Network → Advanced Settings → Integration Protocol and enable ONVIF. ONVIF discovery will not work in SmartRTSP until this is enabled.

4

Confirm the EZVIZ camera IP

In the EZVIZ app open Settings → Device Info and note the LAN IP Address. EZVIZ cameras usually get their IP from your router via DHCP, so the address can change unless you reserve it.

5

Add EZVIZ to SmartRTSP

Option A — Manual URL: use the main or sub-stream URLs above. Option B — ONVIF Scan: let SmartRTSP auto-discover the camera once ONVIF is enabled.

EZVIZ RTSP URL Reference

Model/StreamRTSP URL Path
Main stream (ch1)/h264/ch1/main/av_stream
Sub-stream (ch1)/h264/ch1/sub/av_stream
Alternative (some models)/Streaming/Channels/101
H.265 (newer models)/h265/ch1/main/av_stream
Full URL examplertsp://admin:password@192.168.1.64:554/h264/ch1/main/av_stream

If the standard EZVIZ RTSP path fails, try the Hikvision-compatible /Streaming/Channels/101 path next.

Default Login Credentials

Username

Default username is admin.

Password

Set during initial setup. It is often shown on the camera sticker or in the setup wizard, and it is not always the same as your EZVIZ cloud app password.

Default IP

Assigned by your router via DHCP. Find it in EZVIZ app → Device Info.

RTSP Port

Port 554 for nearly all EZVIZ RTSP setups.

Compatible EZVIZ Models

ModelTypeRTSPNotes
C3W ProOutdoor bulletColor night vision
C6NIndoor pan/tilt360° rotation
C8W ProOutdoor bulletH.265, 4MP
BC1CBattery camEnable in LAN Live View
DB1CVideo doorbellLimited RTSP support
H3Indoor cam2K, pan/tilt
CS-C6WOutdoor domeH.265

Troubleshooting EZVIZ RTSP

Wrong password: EZVIZ camera passwords are device-specific. The cloud app login password may be different from the local admin password used by EZVIZ RTSP.

LAN Live View must be enabled: Some battery and consumer models only expose local streaming after enabling LAN Live View in the EZVIZ app.

Try Hikvision paths: If /h264/ch1/main/av_stream fails, test /Streaming/Channels/101. EZVIZ often reuses Hikvision RTSP paths.

ONVIF discovery not working: Turn on ONVIF in the web UI first. SmartRTSP can only discover cameras that advertise ONVIF on the LAN.

Battery cameras are limited: Some EZVIZ battery models only maintain RTSP when on continuous power or during active live view sessions.

View EZVIZ Cameras on iPhone

SmartRTSP makes EZVIZ on iPhone simple: scan with ONVIF to auto-detect local streams, or paste your EZVIZ RTSP URL manually. It works well for main streams on Wi-Fi and sub-streams when you want lower bandwidth.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the EZVIZ RTSP URL?
A common EZVIZ RTSP URL is rtsp://admin:password@IP:554/h264/ch1/main/av_stream. If that fails, try the Hikvision-compatible /Streaming/Channels/101 path.
Is EZVIZ owned by Hikvision?
Yes. EZVIZ is Hikvision's consumer-focused camera brand, which is why many EZVIZ RTSP and ONVIF settings mirror Hikvision camera behavior.
Do EZVIZ cameras support ONVIF?
Yes, most models support ONVIF after you enable it in the web UI under Integration Protocol.
Can I view EZVIZ cameras on iPhone?
Yes. SmartRTSP on iPhone supports both manual EZVIZ RTSP URLs and ONVIF discovery, so you can watch local camera streams without vendor lock-in.