I got the stream working in VLC and my recording systems and the PI system that i use as a monitor for my feeds (GitHub - Anonymousdog/displaycameras: System for displaying RTSP feeds from IP cameras on the Raspberry Pi). So far everything works fine, only 1 issue, the feed stops after exactly 5 minutes and you have to get a new url.
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I just tried this concept over PiPup, but that doesnât seem to work out of the box (yet)
So I found that the stream_url is always the same. only the ?time and &token are changing.
You can remove that part form the url and run the flow to start the stream every 5 minutes. Not sure if Eufy would like that and maybe block you⌠
@MrBlue Hmm no, Iâm not sure yet how to do that. Sending a url to android tv which consumes that url is not possible as far as I see.
Correct. Now considering hosting a webpage on my NAS which displays the RTMP stream, and pushing that over PiPup.
A concept for now thoughâŚ
At least you have a new project to work on 
Okay, removing token and time works (kinda makes it a bit less secure then it looked at first lol)
Now testing if without the stream will continue to work after 5 minutes, triggering it every 5 minutes might be an issue with a recorder.
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True!
Just out of curiosity; since this triggers the doorbell to be live, would there be a way to also take a snapshot (which can be used in Homey).
(Not sure if I already asked this before. If so, my apologies for asking again :-))
That would be a game changer (and quite insecure as well). Curious on the outcome!
Right now thats not possible. To take an snapshot of an stream I need FFMPEG but thatâs not supported by Homey.
So you would need an RPI or something like that as an image converter 
Edit: Or use an VPS which can convert it for you. But might be quite slow I think
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I use my recording software to take a snapshot and post that to a feed, but that could also be homey i guess, I just update the same picture on movement, same url as well, so pretty sure you can use imagegrabber for that in homey, but yeah you need a vps/server/pi to capture that image first.
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Hi Martijn,
I can only start by saying THANK YOU for developing the Eufy app for Homey. I currently have multiple Eufy cams (5 EufyCam 1âs and 1 PT) and I love the way you are progressing with the app. Honestly I was quite anxious to read that the HomeBase is now supported. However I canât find it/ install it. Could it be only HomeBase V2 is supported for now? And if so, will you be adding the original HomeBase v1 as well? Keep up the good work!
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Hi @Raymond_Wigmore ,
Yeah for now itâs only the 2.
I can support Homebase 1 to but I need some help with testing.
Will send you a DM when I implemented that 
The current change is still in testing phase so will wait with go-live until the Homebase 1 is included
What recording sw do you use if I may ask?
Have some on my NAS, but used to run ispy on a VM, but there are also very light versions that have this functionality and that run on a pi. MotionEyeOS might be something, but there are others too
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@martijnpoppen Can you somehow make the battery level status available for the battery powered devices? In my case Eufycam2 1080
edit: seems I have asked this before LOL
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@Rens_Hoekema Yes itâs on the list 
After this big change is done
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Hi @Tb1 ,
This image only updates when you got an event like motion or doorbell press.
I would suggest to restart the Eufy-Homey app, because sometimes the images are not registered correct.
New app update (test: 2.2.0 ):
- NEW: add Homebase_1 hub
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