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homebridge-camera-ui
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Need a robust RTSP viewer for multi-user office
https://github.com/seydx/homebridge-camera-ui maybe?
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Indoor cameras that connect with HomePod and iCloud?
You can use virtually any IP camera you want thanks to HomeBridge. I am currently using a Yi cam that I hacked then I’m using HomeBridge and camera-ui.ip plug-in for it. Not the most straightforward, but the cheapest, and setting up HomeBridge unlocks so many possibilities with smart wifi things that are not HomeKit native.
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Raspberry Pi - Local Camera CSI - Raspberry Pi
Now that this is a Homebridge Raspberry Pi, I can't find any plugins allowing me to use the camera. Only RTSP plugins, like camera.ui (https://github.com/seydx/homebridge-camera-ui)...
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Any HomeKit (only) doorbells that don’t suck?
Recently I came across a new home bridge plug-in for rtsp cameras which enables HKSV support. Here it is https://github.com/seydx/homebridge-camera-ui
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Delayed start of FFMPG cameras
Homebridge-camera-ui is very well maintained and works well. I’d use it over homebridgecamera-ffmpeg for now, unfortunately the author of homebridge-camera-ffmpeg has had some difficulties lately and hasn’t had much time to update it.
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Has anyone else been having trouble with the Wyze server. Literally everything I have is down, except for the outdoor cameras for some weird reason. Started sometime last night around 1 AM
So I have a Raspberry Pi. On that Pi, I have Portainer and Home Bridge. On Portainer, I'm running Wyze Docker Bridge which pushes your steams to several formats including RTSP. I'm also running Camera.ui in Home Bridge. There's nothing unique about the Pi in this arrangement, beyond being always available – so it's a set up you could replicate on any computer.
- camera.ui - NVR like user Interface for RTSP capable cameras
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Homekit Secure Video for (almost) any RTSP capable camera
Step 3: Install the Camera.ui plugin to Homebridge. Version 5.0.4 adds HSV support for cameras
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Wyze Homebridge Plugin Overview (Oct. 2021)
Following up, looks like the way to get Wyze cams working would be via flashing their RTSP firmware (which looks to include v3 cam support now) and using a plugin that supports RTSP cameras like homebridge-camera-ui or homebridge-camera-ffmpeg. I have a v3 cam as well, I will be doing this myself soon now that I know they provide a download for the firmware. I think also saw something about a docker container that provides a RTSP bridge for Wyze cams without requiring firmware, if that is something you prefer.
camera.ui
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(StarLAN) Personal Home Lab
CameraUI (https://github.com/seydx/camera.ui) Opensource NVR software for cameras, built on modern progressive web app (PWA) architecture. Beautiful software, unfortunately the original dev has gone AWOL but the latest release is stable and easy to use for recording and viewing cameras.
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Ask HN: IP cameras that don't require an app or internet
For my apartment, I run rtsp-simple-server[1] on my home server and use Raspberry Pis with generic USB webcams running ffmpeg to stream the audio/video to the RTSP server. Then I run camera.ui[2] separately for a nicer interface on top of all the cameras, HomeKit integration, etc.
The only downside hardware-wise is I don't get any indoor IR night vision with these, which some of the nicer "smart home" account-locked ones do.
It's honestly not too bad to set up if you run [1] and [2] in Docker. I've done disaster recovery scenarios of my home infra where I straight up disconnect the modem's uplink and everything works without any issues.
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Traffic cameras for apple tv
In the past I’ve played around with using Scrypted or Camera.UI to bring non-HomeKit IP cameras into HomeKit. I think HomeAssistant and HomeBridge both have basic modules which would do this too (ffmpeg at bare minimum). A docker image running on a RaspberryPi or Synology is probably good enough.
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surveillance station
camera.ui
- Surveillance Station - Any ways of hosting a website with camera stream?
- Ask HN: Self-hosted open source IP security cameras?
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ONVIF on Homebridge
You could try https://github.com/SeydX/camera.ui. Some say its CPU usage when recognising movement is not as high as scrypted. You could give it a shot.
- Scrypted adds support for Ring, HomeKit Secure Video available https://github.com/koush/scrypted
What are some alternatives?
homebridge-camera-ffmpeg - Homebridge Plugin Providing FFmpeg-based Camera Support
tuya-homebridge - Homebridge custom plugin for controlling Powered by Tuya (PBT) devices in HomeKit. This plugin is officially maintained by the Tuya Developer Team.
scrypted - Scrypted is a high performance home video integration and automation platform
docker-wyze-bridge - WebRTC/RTSP/RTMP/LL-HLS bridge for Wyze cams in a docker container
WebRTC - Home Assistant custom component for real-time viewing of almost any camera stream using WebRTC and other technologies.
homebridge-unifi-protect - :video_camera: Complete HomeKit integration for all UniFi Protect device types with full support for most features including HomeKit Secure Video, and more. https://homebridge.io
frigate - NVR with realtime local object detection for IP cameras
homebridge-http-switch - Powerful http switch for Homebridge: https://github.com/homebridge/homebridge
ffmpeg-for-homebridge - Static FFmpeg binaries for Homebridge with support for audio (libfdk-aac) and hardware-accelerated decoding and encoding (h264_qsv, h264_v4l2m2m, videotoolbox).
balena-cam - Network Camera with Raspberry Pi and WebRTC. Tutorial: