All the platform services and the docker-compose on Jetson Orin Nano are running fine. I can launch NVStreamer docker composer successfully and able to upload the video on nvstreamer at http://[NVStreamer-IP]:31000
But when adding the RTSP stream generated by the NVStreamer to the VST, The VST does not open at http://[JETSON-IP]:30080/vst/. but can open at http://[JETSON-IP]:81 i.e. using port 81 and removing /vst/
So I can add the RTSP stream at VST using http://[JETSON-IP]:81 and able to see the video at live stream.
Even I can see the Deepstream Logs.
What is the URL and port to see the Deepstream Output on the VLC media player?
I remember previously Processed video output can be viewed as an RTSP stream accessible at rtsp://:8555/ds-test and rtsp://:8556/ds-test
RTSP output at port 8555 and 8556 are no longer supported by default with the latest release. These were RTSP outputs directly from DeepStream. Instead, you can view tripwire and ROI overlays directly in VST. Alternatively, if you still need the DeepStream output, you may modify DeepStream configs to reenable this feature.
The quickest/easiest way would be to switch to the legacy DeepStream test5 application and config as these still have the RTSP output sink defined. You can do this by modifying the “command” line under the “deepstream” service in the docker compose yaml file.
Since you are running on Orin Nano, this can be changed to: command: sh -c 'deepstream-test5-app -c /ds-config-files/pn26/ds-config_nano.txt 2>&1 | grep --line-buffered . | tee -a /log/deepstream.log
A similar change would be necessary if running on other platforms.
You should also first check this ds-config_nano.txt file and make sure the RTSP output sink is enabled.
Also, as Orin Nano only supports software encode, the DeepStream container will need to be modified to install additional packages to support this. To do so, you will need to run the DeepStream container, then within the container run the user_additional_install.sh and update_rtpmanager.sh scripts found in the /opt/nvidia/deepstream/deepstream-7.0 directory. Afterwards, you can commit the container with these changes locally and modify the docker compose config to point to this new local container.