Alex X
Alex X
The problem may be related to the Android that comes with your tablet. This OS has a specific version of WebView, part of which is responsible for WebRTC.
Can you provide remote access to your camera? If you can, you can do it in Telegram PM.
@Shadow27374 I understand your concerns. You can continue to use the old version of go2rtc where onvif worked with your camera. There are tens of thousands of brands in the...
I have a fix. But I need to wait for @seydx to see if it works with broken TP-Link cameras.
And I didn't want to accept this PR. But @felipecrs talked me out of it :) And now several cameras have fallen off because of this. Even such a harmless...
@felipecrs Don't worry. Everything's already been fixed. I just didn't have time to publish it. It was actually quite interesting. And it shows that glitches aren't limited to TP-Link cameras.
No one but you has access to the problematic camera. Only you can fix it.
I've already offered to grant access, but you don't want to grant it. Perhaps someday someone with a similar problem will come along and grant access.
You should open public access to go2rtc API server. For security reasons, I recommend using some sort of reverse proxy, like nginx, and only proxy selected URLs. Because the go2rtc...
For private network you can use iframe or direct link to html with player. About WebRTC check docs.