Spiideo Perform provides several solutions that free up time and resourses of coaches and analysts during live match analysis. Using Real Time Streaming Protocol (RTSP), you can send the live footage from your cameras into the external software of your choice.

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Read through to see what CloudLink RTSP can offer you and how to access

CloudLink RTSP is a low-latency feed from Spiideo's cloud into the external software (Sportscode, Angles, SBG Focus, etc.) of your choice. This feed:

The CloudLink RTSP is a separate stream from the Spiideo recording in your Recordings tab. You can always access that recording live or afterwards.

To receive your camera feed via CloudLink, you will need:

With the above, you can receive Spiideo's CloudLink RTSP feed while on the bench, in the stadium or at your home office.

Below is a step-by-step process to receive a CloudLink feed to your device via RTSP.

Step 1. Check your Scene is Ready for CloudLink RTSP

To confirm your scene is ready for CloudLink RTSP, navigate to your Scenes tab in Spiideo Perform:

The highlighted column 'CloudLink Ready' will reflect a green tick if your scene is available for CloudLink RTSP. If you do not see this, you should reach out to Spiideo Support.

Step 2. Start a Recording in Spiideo Perform

Open the Spiideo Perform web app and start a recording on your scene:

If you are unfamiliar with any step to start a recording, you can watch a video here for a refresher.

Step 3. Access the RTSP Link

From the Recordings tab, you can now click 'Live Tagging' on your live recording:

From the following screen, click the 'i' in the top right and then 'CloudLink':

Selecting 'CloudLink' will open the following screen to generate an RTSP link:

This link is unique to each recording and the above process should be followed every time a new recording is started for CloudLink.

Step 4. Add the RTSP information to your external program

With the copied RTSP link, you can now add this into your external program. The following is an example of opening the CloudLink field in VLC:

Using RTSP, you can take the raw feed from any Spiideo camera into an external program of your choice.

Using this functionality, you can send the raw footage from your cameras into an external software. This will provide camera footage with:

To receive the raw feed of a Spiideo camera via RTSP, you will need:

Below is a step-by-step process to receive a raw camera feed to your device via RTSP.

Step 1. Start a Recording in Spiideo Perform

Begin by opening the Spiideo Perform web app and starting a recording on your scene:

If you are unfamiliar with any step to start a recording, you can watch a video here for a refresher.

Step 2. Access the RTSP information

Start by opening the 'Live Tagging' button on the ongoing recording:

Then click the 'i' in the top right corner:

Followed by the RTSP button:

You will receive the following pop up with information to connect to each individual camera on your scene:

The above information is as followed:

You should enter the above information, per camera, into your external software. If your software only accepts a single link input, you should use the following format:

rtsp://user:password@ipaddress

The 'IP Address' is contained in the RTSP link to the camera, so from the above image it would be: 161.52.177.110:554

We recommend the following additions to add extra value to your use of our two RTSP feed options:

For customers with multi-angle scenes (Sideline Virtual Panorama cameras + Goal Cameras), you can open all feeds at the same time. In the above scenario you could:

Having both the CloudLink RTSP feed open and your goal camera feed allows for a complete tactical overview:

Read here for common questions/problems and how to solve

Has your question not been answered from the above information? Please reach out to Support via the chat in the bottom right corner.