noelhibbard

> 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...

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...

I haven't tried yet but it looks like you can configure Nginx to create an HLS stream from an RTMP feed. So if you have an NVR that doesn't handle...

Look, no lag at all on the stream in Frigate: https://i.imgur.com/B8TnLCm.jpg

Here are some streamlined instructions: ## Install Python 3 ``` sudo apt-get install python3.8 python3.8-pip python3.8-venv -y ``` ## Create venv ``` python3.8 -m venv ~/wyze-to-rtmp cd ~/wyze-to-rtmp source bin/activate...

I created a gist here with details on running it as a systemd service using config files so you can easily create multiple services for multiple cameras. https://gist.github.com/noelhibbard/03703f551298c6460f2fd0bfdbc328bd#file-readme-md

> @noelhibbard you didn't have to do anything else to get no latency? I set it up as above (thanks!) but I get ~6s of latency best case. I'm seeing...

> OK, finally got it to work. > > > > My url would be rtmp://127.0.0.1/show/wyzecam301 (according to my nginx configuration file) > > > > Thus, my http output...

> thanks for posting a working script to use on non-hacked firmware!! I use the FiveLeavesLeft/WyzeCameraLiveStream which isn't the best method however since the output can be piped into cvlc...

> Hi was wondering if someone could point me in the right direction. > > Trying to run the last command but get the following error: > > `Input #0,...