Cameras not streaming

[dillanspencer]

Which version are you using?

v1.9.0

Which operating system are you using?

• Linux amd64 standard
• Linux amd64 Docker
• Linux arm64 standard
• Linux arm64 Docker
• Linux arm7 standard
• Linux arm7 Docker
• Linux arm6 standard
• Linux arm6 Docker
• Windows amd64 standard
• Windows amd64 Docker (WSL backend)
• macOS amd64 standard
• macOS amd64 Docker
• Other (please describe)

Describe the issue

I have three camera streams connected to MediaMTX through RTSP. Only 1-2 of them will load at a time. If I restart the MediaMTX container it seems pretty random which ones stream and which ones wont, but never all of them. I can use FFMPEG to record video directly using the RTSP address, which is the same source I use in MediaMTX. This makes me believe it may not just be a cameras issue.

The first camera in the image is streaming via HLS fine. The second one replays the same 3 seconds of video every time it loads. The third one doesn't work at all, with no logs in the console either.

Describe how to replicate the issue

This system is on a boat on a raspberry pi. I haven't been able to replicate it in my office. All three of the cameras are Garmin GC200 cameras.

Did you attach the server logs?

This continually repeats.

2024/09/12 22:27:00 WAR [path 0026e611e4fb] [RTSP source] rtcp: packet too short
2024/09/12 22:27:02 WAR [path 0026e6123fab] [RTSP source] rtcp: packet too short
2024/09/12 22:27:02 WAR [path 0026e611ec87] [RTSP source] rtcp: packet too short
2024/09/12 22:27:05 WAR [path 0026e611e4fb] [RTSP source] rtcp: packet too short
2024/09/12 22:27:05 WAR [path 0026e611ec87] [RTSP source] rtcp: packet too short
2024/09/12 22:27:07 WAR [path 0026e6123fab] [RTSP source] rtcp: packet too short
2024/09/12 22:27:10 WAR [path 0026e611e4fb] [RTSP source] rtcp: packet too short
2024/09/12 22:27:11 WAR [path 0026e6123fab] [RTSP source] rtcp: packet too short
2024/09/12 22:27:11 WAR [path 0026e611ec87] [RTSP source] rtcp: packet too short
2024/09/12 22:27:14 WAR [path 0026e611e4fb] [RTSP source] rtcp: packet too short
2024/09/12 22:27:15 WAR [path 0026e611ec87] [RTSP source] rtcp: packet too short
2024/09/12 22:27:16 WAR [path 0026e6123fab] [RTSP source] rtcp: packet too short
2024/09/12 22:27:19 WAR [path 0026e611e4fb] [RTSP source] rtcp: packet too short
2024/09/12 22:27:20 WAR [path 0026e611ec87] [RTSP source] rtcp: packet too short
2024/09/12 22:27:22 WAR [path 0026e6123fab] [RTSP source] rtcp: packet too short
2024/09/12 22:27:23 WAR [path 0026e611e4fb] [RTSP source] rtcp: packet too short
2024/09/12 22:27:25 WAR [path 0026e611ec87] [RTSP source] rtcp: packet too short
2024/09/12 22:27:26 WAR [path 0026e6123fab] [RTSP source] rtcp: packet too short
2024/09/12 22:27:28 WAR [path 0026e611e4fb] [RTSP source] rtcp: packet too short
2024/09/12 22:27:31 WAR [path 0026e611ec87] [RTSP source] rtcp: packet too short
2024/09/12 22:27:32 WAR [path 0026e6123fab] [RTSP source] rtcp: packet too short
2024/09/12 22:27:34 WAR [path 0026e611e4fb] [RTSP source] rtcp: packet too short
2024/09/12 22:27:37 WAR [path 0026e611ec87] [RTSP source] rtcp: packet too short
2024/09/12 22:27:38 WAR [path 0026e6123fab] [RTSP source] rtcp: packet too short
2024/09/12 22:27:39 WAR [path 0026e611e4fb] [RTSP source] rtcp: packet too short

Did you attach a network dump?

no but I can provide them privately if needed