Online cameras for parking lots and multi-story parking lots

The picture before arrival

Live video shows where the entrance is and how full the parking rows visibly are. It adds an up-to-date visual reference to your directions map.

The player can go on the contacts page or the visitor information page. Reservations are handled by the website or the site's parking system; the camera only shows the current field of view.

Private streams help an operator watch several sites, entrances and parking lot levels.

Areas and use cases

A public stream is built around a wide shot, while working fields of view stay internal. That way a visitor gets useful information without your internal processes being revealed.

• visitor parking rows;
• the entrance, the exit and the access road;
• the levels of a multi-story parking lot;
• short-stay drop-off areas;
• spaces for visitors with reduced mobility;
• the electric vehicle charging area;
• the cycle park;
• parking lots at several branches.

The field of view should show overall occupancy without turning public video into a means of recognizing people or number plates.

Live stream from a parking lot — example

An overview camera helps visitors judge the visible occupancy of the parking rows and the situation before the entrance.

LIVE

Parking area

A wide view of the parking rows and the current occupancy

What rtsp.me gives you

The service combines publishing and oversight of parking lot streams.

• Existing camerasConnect available RTSP streams from the system in place
• Browser and mobileViewing on a computer, smartphone and tablet
• Sites and usersSeveral parking lots and access for staff
• Restricted accessProtection with a password or an allowed domain
• Cloud archiveReview events over a chosen period
• MonitoringNotifications about signal loss
• HTML embeddingA player for your contacts page
• Video streamRTSP video in H.264 or H.265

Five steps to connect

Decide which fields of view are public and which are internal, check the RTSP stream and review the rules on siting cameras.

1. Sign up at rtsp.me.
2. Add the parking lot IP camera.
3. Enter the RTSP link of the stream.
4. Wait for the check and set up access.
5. Get the link or the HTML code for your website.

Viewers open the video in a modern browser, and the access mode is set per stream.

What the site and its customers gain

A public overview reduces uncertainty before a journey and shows the way to the entrance. That is useful for out-of-town sites and places with awkward access.

Private streams give staff access to several areas. For a chain of branches, cameras can be organized by site and by user.

Video does not promise a free space by the time you arrive, but it does give current context. Exact availability is provided by the site's own system.

Archive and monitoring

The cloud archive helps you go back to a chosen time and look at movement by the entrance or the overall situation within the field of view.

rtsp.me watches the stream and notifies you of a signal loss so that a member of staff can check the power, the network or the camera.

The retention period and the list of users are set according to the site's needs and the applicable requirements.

Privacy and safety

For a public stream, choose a wide field of view with no readable number plates, faces, terminals or screens. Cameras covering tills and back-office rooms stay private.

The owner is responsible for the lawfulness of siting the cameras, for informing visitors and for handling the recordings. The archive is made available only to authorized staff.

Frequently asked questions