HUSKYLENS 2 Other Built-in Functions
The article provides an in-depth guide on using HUSKYLENS 2's camera and video streaming features, including capturing photos and videos, accessing USB storage, and setting up wired video streaming with RNDIS driver and VLC Media Player.
Other Built-in Functions
1.Camera
- Upon entering the camera, use the three buttons at the screen's bottom to switch between "Camera, Video Recorder, and Album".
- In Camera mode, pressing Button-A captures a photo.
- In Video mode, pressing Button-A starts or stops recording.
- Quickly preview photos and videos in the Album.
- When connected to a computer via USB, open HUSKYLENS 2's USB storage system. Photos and recorded videos can be found in the
Huskylens\storage\photodirectory.
2.Video Streaming
2.1Wired Video Streaming
To use the wired real-time video streaming function, install the RNDIS driver first. If the RNDIS driver has not been installed before, it must be installed. The steps for Windows 11 are as follows: for other systems, if the operation fails as described below, please refer to the system version for guidance or contact technical support.
2.2 Wired Video Streaming Setup
Step 1: Download and Install VLC Media Player
(1)Download the latest version from the official website: https://www.videolan.org/vlc/
(2)Click to download the VLC installer: vlc-3.0.18-win64.exe
Step 2: Enable RTSP Streaming on HUSKYLENS 2
Swipe the HUSKYLENS 2 screen to find "Video Streaming". If not found, first Firmware Update. In the Video Streaming menu, toggle the RTSP Streaming switch to ON and YES.
This will automatically return to the main interface. The top-right status bar will show a real-time video streaming icon, indicating that you are currently in video streaming mode. Open any model in HUSKYLENS 2 to start video streaming.
Once the HUSKYLENS screen displays the following content, the video streaming is ready. Launch VLC and input rtsp://192.168.88.1:8554/live.
To exit this mode, toggle the RTSP Streaming switch to OFF , otherwise it will remain in RTSP mode.
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