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Using this API to interface with Blue Iris or Shinobi ? #25

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gszakacs opened this issue May 17, 2021 · 10 comments
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Using this API to interface with Blue Iris or Shinobi ? #25

gszakacs opened this issue May 17, 2021 · 10 comments
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gszakacs commented May 17, 2021

Hi,
I am wondering if this would be a better solution for streaming wyze v3 video/audio to blue iris, instead of using the NFS wyzehack and js script solution.
If using your API, it is possible to feed the stream to BI, could you provide an example ? This could be a very popular solution to overcome Wyze's lack of RTSP support for the v3 cam.
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kroo commented May 17, 2021

hi @gszakacs, yes, it's definitely possible, and was actually the main reason I put this together. I have an RTSP bridge server (exposing all the local cameras on your network as RTSP streams) working as a prototype, but it's not quite ready for a public release. If you're interested in testing it out and providing feedback, I'm happy to share -- alternatively I'm hoping to clean it up and publish it once I have the kinks worked out (mostly performance issues and frequent disconnects with larger numbers of cameras, right now...).

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Happy to test ! I only have 3 wyze cams (2 x v3 and 1 x v2) + a yi home, a foscam c1 and a few ESP32 cams. I am also wondering if you could implement streaming easier based on the idea described here: https://github.com/n1ckyrush/wyzecam-hls.

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hi @gszakacs, yes, it's definitely possible, and was actually the main reason I put this together. I have an RTSP bridge server (exposing all the local cameras on your network as RTSP streams) working as a prototype, but it's not quite ready for a public release. If you're interested in testing it out and providing feedback, I'm happy to share -- alternatively I'm hoping to clean it up and publish it once I have the kinks worked out (mostly performance issues and frequent disconnects with larger numbers of cameras, right now...).

Man you would be a hero to a lot of people if you pulled this off!

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@kroo I would be happy to test. I have 2 wyze cams (along with a few non wyze cams) and trying to import that video feed into Synology Surveillance Station.

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I was able to spin up an nginx server with the RTMP module and then modified the streaming_video.py sample to pipe the frames to ffmpeg which then sends the stream to my nginx server. It's working well and only has about 4 secs lag when playing back on my iPhone with VLC.

The ffmpeg command looks something like this:
ffmpeg -f h264 -i - -vcodec copy -f flv rtmp://<yourserverip>:1935/live/doorbell

The wife is hovering because I spent the past hour throwing this together. When it's safe I will post more detail and a code sample.

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hi @gszakacs, yes, it's definitely possible, and was actually the main reason I put this together. I have an RTSP bridge server (exposing all the local cameras on your network as RTSP streams) working as a prototype, but it's not quite ready for a public release. If you're interested in testing it out and providing feedback, I'm happy to share -- alternatively I'm hoping to clean it up and publish it once I have the kinks worked out (mostly performance issues and frequent disconnects with larger numbers of cameras, right now...).

Would you mind sharing? I have 3 v3 cams

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hi @gszakacs, yes, it's definitely possible, and was actually the main reason I put this together. I have an RTSP bridge server (exposing all the local cameras on your network as RTSP streams) working as a prototype, but it's not quite ready for a public release.

Yeah - I'd love to test this as well. running 3 v2s, (and a usb webcam in blue iris to achieve limited audio) - would like to get my v3 and esp32 into BI as well.

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kroo commented Jul 13, 2021

For those looking to beta test, I just put up a very early version of what I've been working on here: https://github.com/kroo/wyze-rtsp-bridge

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