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You do not need to read the directory from top to bottom. Find the row closest to your current job and complete only that route.
| Who you are | Complete this first | Read in this order |
|---|---|---|
| First installer or field engineer | Show one device in the browser | Choose installation → Initial setup → First video |
| New to video systems | Understand devices, channels, streams, and recordings | Core concepts → Using the features |
| System administrator or operator | Make the system secure, observable, and recoverable | Overview and inspection → Six security tasks → Backup and rollback |
| Video business user | Watch live video, find recordings, and control devices | Device onboarding → Live preview → Recording and playback |
| API integration developer | Call the platform from your own business service | API integration → Five-minute start → Find APIs |
| Meeting client developer | Embed RTC in Web, Android, iOS, or UniApp | RTC SDK integration → Backend tickets → Acceptance |
- Do not create ONVIF, GB28181, and RTSP resources for the same camera at once.
- Do not configure recording, video wall, and RTC before the first video is stable.
- Do not expose every port to the Internet before understanding its purpose.
- Do not treat one successful HTTP response as proof that a device, stream, or recording is usable.
Answer three questions:
- What result do you need now: sign-in, video, recording, or API data?
- What can you operate when it fails: server, camera, network, or business code?
- Is this a short test or a long-running production system?
If you are still unsure, start with First video. It connects installation, device, channel, stream, and browser in one route.