LIVEThe arena
A current view of the arena and the session in progress.
Live cameras for equestrian clubs
Show the arena, the outdoor school and public events
A live wide shot lets visitors see the facility, the format of a training session or the progress of a public competition.
rtsp.me delivers the RTSP stream of an existing camera to the browser and to the club's website.
Connect club camerasThe club, live
A stream conveys the facilities and the atmosphere of a place far better than still photographs.
The player sits next to the timetable and the booking form, which the club's own website handles.
Private streams can be given to the people responsible.
Areas and use cases
The angle is chosen with people and animal welfare in mind.
- the indoor arena;
- the outdoor school;
- the competition field;
- the stands as a wide shot;
- the paddock;
- the entrance to the grounds;
- a public event;
- several clubs.
Changing rooms, documents and veterinary procedures are not published.
Live stream from an equestrian club — example
A live wide shot of the arena lets parents and owners watch a session remotely.
LIVEWhat rtsp.me gives you
The service brings your cameras together.
- CamerasYour existing RTSP
- DevicesBrowser and mobile
- AccessSites and users
- ProtectionPassword or domain
- ArchiveCloud recording
- MonitoringSignal loss alerts
- WebsiteHTML player
- CodecsH.264/H.265
Five steps to connect
Check the RTSP stream and agree on the angle.
- Sign up at rtsp.me.
- Add the camera.
- Enter the RTSP link.
- Wait for the check and set access.
- Take the link or the HTML code.
Club camera → RTSP → rtsp.me → website / users
Viewing works in any modern browser.
What the club gains
A live view demonstrates the quality of the facility and helps a visitor prepare for a first session.
The stream is easy to share during open competitions.
Lesson booking and payment are handled by the club's own system.
Archive and monitoring
The archive lets you review a chosen period within the camera's field of view.
rtsp.me notifies you if the signal is lost.
Access is granted to authorized staff.
Privacy and safety
A public stream respects participants' consent — particularly for children's sessions — and avoids close-ups.
The club is responsible for notices, for the lawfulness of recording and for animal welfare.
A camera does not assess a horse's condition or the safety of an exercise, and it does not replace a trainer, a judge or a vet.
Frequently asked questions
Can equestrian club cameras be connected?
Yes, provided the cameras deliver an accessible RTSP stream and have a suitable field of view.
What may be shown publicly?
A wide shot of the arena, the outdoor school, a competition or the grounds, taking consent and privacy into account.
Can the video sit next to the timetable?
Yes, the rtsp.me HTML player can sit alongside it, but lesson booking is handled by the club's own website or system.
Can owners be given private access?
Access to a chosen stream can be restricted with a password or an allowed domain.
What is the archive for?
The archive lets you review events within the camera's field of view over a chosen period.
Does a camera replace having a trainer present?
No. Video does not assess a horse's condition or the safety of a session, and it does not replace a trainer or a vet.
Show off your club's facilities
Connect your existing RTSP cameras and publish a wide view of the arena or a competition.
Keep public and private streams apart, and use the archive and monitoring.
Create a club stream