My (old) AXIS 211 camera is beeing detected by the AXIS Integration, but does not work when I add it. It seems the "guessed" URL is not the proper one Correct URL is rtsp://@IP/mpeg4/media.amp Could you advise ? Thanks What version of Home Assistant Core has the issue? 2024.11....
Yep the RTSP connection is being made using username and password inline in the url. Recently i have also tried virtualizing an instance of homeassistant on my windows pc to try and get the camera working if it was an issue with the raspberry pi, but that also resulted in the same issue...
If you use a no-audio camera with the above ffmpeg config, you will see anytime you start the stream the following log entry:09:32:51.973 ERR [rtsp] error="streams: codecs not matched: H264 => ANY" stream=camera.x This PR downgrade the level to debug only when ffmpeg is the sourc...
The changes introduce updates to the Camera API in Home Assistant for the upcoming release2024.12. Key modifications include the deprecation of thefrontend_stream_typeproperty and the methodsasync_handle_web_rtc_offerandasync_register_rtsp_to_web_rtc_provider. Developers are encouraged to transition to...
Apparently, there is an endpoint working for Home Assistant integration to add stream (with names and URLs) on the fly. What is the API endpoint for the same process? I would like to add cameras on the fly like this; name: camera_name source: ffmpeg -i tcp:ip:port -c copy -rtsp_...
Also the low end securtiy DVRs like Swann, NightOwl also usually lack support for RTSP streams. Before you buy, make sure the camera or DVRs you are condidering support RTSP streams and or "Onvif snapshots". To tell the python code how to use your cameras you need to create a cameraURL...
There is an existing way that generic tests the camera. Perhaps it would make sense to converge these approaches to not have multiple ways to do it? core/homeassistant/components/generic/config_flow.py Line 234 in 77debcb async def async_test_stream( Edit: By the way, it's error ...
netcam_url: 'rtsp://192.168.1.224/live' netcam_userpass: 'username:password' width: 640 height: 360 framerate: 5 event_gap: 30 threshold_percent: 2 AI's Return to the command-line, change to the installation directory, and run the following commands to start the AI's; for example: ...
Note: Remember to restart the add-on when the configuration is changed.Example add-on configuration:{ "log_level": "info", "streams": [ "rtsp://[username]:[password]@[camera_ip]:[port]/[stream_uri]" ] }Note: This is just an example, don't copy and past it! Create your own!
The simplest way to run it is to type: ``` live555ProxyServer <url> ``` where <url> is a RTSP URL (i.e., beginning with "rtsp://") of a 'back-end' stream (e.g., from a video camera). After starting up, the server will display its own "rtsp://" URL for the prox...