Live cameras for swimming pools and water parks

A live view for guests

A stream adds a current picture to your timetable and photographs. It is especially useful for outdoor pools, water parks, thermal complexes and hotels.

The player can sit next to the opening hours and ticket information. Sales, booking and visitor counting are handled by the venue's own website or system.

A guest gets a visual reference but still checks the rules and availability against official information.

Areas and use cases

For publishing, choose a wide shot of the space that excludes changing rooms and close-ups of people.

• the outdoor pool;
• water slides as a wide shot;
• the sun lounger and shade area;
• an outdoor thermal pool;
• the children's area from a safe distance;
• a panorama of the water park;
• the entrance and weather conditions;
• pools across several venues.

Staff working areas and plant rooms stay private.

Live stream from a pool — example

A live stream shows the current wide view of the pool and the situation in the water area before a visit.

LIVE

Outdoor pool

A current wide view of the pool and the leisure area.

What rtsp.me gives you

The service combines viewing, publishing and camera oversight.

• Existing camerasConnect an accessible RTSP stream
• Browser and mobileViewing on desktop and phone
• Sites and usersSeveral pools and staff members
• Restricted accessPassword or allowed domain
• Cloud archiveRecording for the period you choose
• MonitoringAlerts when the signal is lost
• HTML embeddingA player for the venue's website
• Video streamRTSP video in H.264 or H.265

Five steps to connect

Check the RTSP stream and the safety of the angle before publishing.

1. Sign up at rtsp.me.
2. Add the pool's IP camera.
3. Enter the RTSP link.
4. Wait for the check and configure access.
5. Take the link or the HTML code.

The player opens in modern browsers on mobile and desktop devices.

What the venue gains

A live picture demonstrates the quality of the outdoor area and helps a guest decide on a visit given the visible weather.

The link is easy to share on social media and in messages to guests, and a group of venues can collect its cameras in one account.

The stream complements the official opening hours but does not replace them.

Archive and monitoring

The cloud archive lets you review events within the field of view over a chosen period, where retaining the recording is lawful.

rtsp.me notifies you if the signal is lost, so the team can check the power, the network or the camera.

Retention and archive users are decided by the venue's management.

Privacy and safety

Cameras are not pointed at changing rooms, showers, private areas or identifying close-ups. Children's areas call for particular care when choosing an angle.

The venue is responsible for notices, for the lawfulness of filming and for archive access.

Frequently asked questions