@ChrisG generally Athom is not really keen on separate apps which are needed by other apps, aka some kind of library
Sorry thatâs not true. Homey offers a API that makes exactly that possible. I myself have written an TelemetryCollector App that makes extensive use of the API and havenât had any problems with Atom in that regard.
There are also various âwell-knownâ apps such as Simple(Sys)Log, MQTT Client, etc. that also use the interface.
Edit:
Itâs certainly a little tricky to get the interface up and running. But you can take a look at my code, the way Iâve implemented it, it should run without any problems (so far).
This is something that Homey itself should offer.
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Thatâs true. But I also wrote a TelemetryCollector app just because there is no decent app logging.
But we know athom and canât wait until the cows come home..
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@ChrisG I understand and I am aware of that. But I remembered there was a better logic library for developers which was not preferred by athom
Also I donât really like the idea that every user of Eufy should install a secondary app to make video stream possible
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For me is not clear⌠What is the correct step to see video streaming on homey? My version is the last, but I have no evidence to see camera on live
The Homey app (integration) of your camera manufacturer needs to support the new feature, I except updates from different developers to com available in the coming weeks.
Thx, I have 4 Ajax cam (onvif compatible) and 2 ring doorbell
ONVIF support doesnât necessarily mean streaming is possible, and Iâm not even sure if Ring supports streaming through third party software (AFAIK it doesnât on Home Assistant).
Wow how
In Ajax rtsp link is visible. Any idea to see it on homey?
@Mark1541 I made a quick demo app a couple of weeks ago.
Nice and you are going to release that then ?
Where? Could you post the link?
This app isnât something thatâs worth releasing. Itâs literally just adding a camera by entering a RTSP url. Iâm sure there are more talented devs that can make something more useful.
This is something the built-in Virtual Camera Device should have.
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Wait for the AJAX app (if there is one) to support it.
No Ajax app, but @Matteo_Foroni Adrian has added RTSP support to his Onvif test app version.
If your Ajax cam can be added as Onvif app device, you can see what works (or not):
A screenshot of the live stream
Actually, the stream function is only available in the device secion an not on the dashboard, right? Or do i miss something?
