Live cameras for surf spots and schools

Show the swell, the coastline and the visible weather

A live wide shot lets students and riders see what the shore actually looks like before they set out.

rtsp.me delivers the RTSP stream of an existing camera to the browser and to your website player.

Connect a spot camera

The spot in real time

A stream shows what is visible on the coast right now and backs up the forecast with a live picture.

The player sits next to the timetable and the booking form, which the school's own website handles.

The decision to go out is made by a person, taking official data and their own level into account.

Areas and use cases

The camera is aimed at a wide sea view.

Changing rooms and close-ups of people are excluded.

Live stream from a surf spot — example

A live wide shot of the spot shows the swell, the wind and how many people are in the water before you set out.

Live view of a surf spot with the line-up and surfersLIVE

The line-up

A current view of the swell, the wind and how busy the spot is.

What rtsp.me gives you

The service brings your cameras together.

Five steps to connect

Check the angle and the RTSP stream.

  1. Sign up at rtsp.me.
  2. Add the camera.
  3. Enter the RTSP link.
  4. Wait for the check and set access.
  5. Take the link or the HTML code.
Spot camera → RTSP → rtsp.me → website → riders

The video opens in any modern browser.

What the school gains

A live view makes the spot page useful every single day and helps students understand what kind of place it is.

The link is easy to share before a lesson.

Bookings and rentals are confirmed by the school's own system.

Archive and monitoring

The archive lets you compare visible conditions over a chosen period.

rtsp.me notifies you if the signal is lost.

Access to recordings is decided by the operator.

Privacy and safety

Use a wide shot with no private areas and no close-ups of people.

The operator is responsible for notices and for the lawfulness of filming.

A camera does not measure wave height or period, currents or wind, and it does not replace a forecast, beach flags, lifeguards or an instructor.

Frequently asked questions

Can a surf school camera be connected?
Yes, provided the RTSP stream is accessible and the camera has a suitable wide field of view.
What can be seen online?
The visible swell, wind texture on the surface, the beach, precipitation and how busy the area is within that particular angle.
Does a camera replace a forecast and a safety assessment?
No. Video does not measure sea conditions and does not replace a forecast, lifeguards or an instructor's judgement.
Can the player sit next to the booking form?
Yes, the rtsp.me HTML player can sit alongside it, but lesson booking is handled by the school's own website or system.
Can an internal stream be kept private?
Yes, with a password or an allowed domain.
Are an archive and monitoring supported?
Yes. The archive keeps the period you choose, and monitoring reports a loss of signal.

Show the swell right now

Connect an existing RTSP camera and add a wide view of the spot to your website.

Back up the forecast with a live picture, an archive and signal monitoring.

Create a spot stream