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Thank you very much for the advice, I will play with different recording parameters
I am waiting for updates on this problem, please let me know if you partially or completely solve this problem
I hope I have provided you with information for reflection.

Thanks for the explanation I have done the following tests (I run 8 video threads): 1. RVCamera := TRVCamera.Create(nil); RVCamera.URL := ListCams.Lines[Count]; RVCamera.PlayVideoStream; Result: CPU usage increased ~15-20%. That is, it works well 2. procedure TForm1.CreateCam(Count: integer); var ...

Did you try to run it without displaying or sending video? Could you please explain what this means, I don't understand what you're talking about. If you are talking about creating the TRVCamView component and assigning it the VideoSource RVCamera, then if I don't do this, then empty videoarchive ...

That's right, changing the Owner parameter didn't help Video source: "dahua IPC-HFW 2230 S 2" video camera via local network via rtsp stream by link "rtsp://admin:Qq123456@172.17.1.246/live" In the folder with the generated "exe" there are "ffmpeg 64bit" libraries

You gave me an idea that seemed to help, I'm going to test it now

vCam := TRVCamView.Create(nil);

Instead of "Form1" "nil"

Thank you very much

Tried two ways: 1 way RVCamera := TRVCamera.Create(Form1); RVCamera.URL := ListCams.Lines[Count]; RVCamera.OnStartVideoStream := RVCameraStartVideoStream; RVCamera.Name := 'Cam' + IntToStr(Count); RVCamera.Tag := Count; RVCamSender.VideoSource := RVCamera; RVCamera.PlayVideoStream; 2 way RVCamera ...

Hello. When using the component, the following situation arose: when starting the rtsp video stream, the computer processor load increases to 100%, and, as a result, the video stream slows down, and recording, respectively, also slows down, even when starting one camera. The picture shows the task ...