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I looked into this issue some more, the startup delay is not caused by the firmware check anymore. It is not caused by checking of the ONVIF subscriptions. It must...

`failed to subscribe long_poll: Host 192.168.2.11:443: connection timeout exception.` This is the relevant part. This subscription is done on the ONVIF port of the camera (by default 8000). Since this...

Please enable debug logging of the reolink integration, reload the reolink integration, wait the full 120+ seconds until it is fully started, stop the debug logging and post the resulting...

@mwolter805 thats not a debug log, but a normal log. See https://www.home-assistant.io/docs/configuration/troubleshooting/#enabling-debug-logging

@mwolter805 I have investigated your debug log and found some surprising results. I did find the cause of the problem: At 2024-09-25 06:37:17.980 a big request is send At 2024-09-25...

This commit in the upstream reolink-aio library will solve the startup delay for Doorbells which have Chimes connected that are unreachable (offline): https://github.com/starkillerOG/reolink_aio/commit/29ca750f18c85626c709075b8392cb5a93bb02e0

@Daniel-dev22 if you post the debug log I can look into it, but of course you can also see for yourself. At least now you know what to look for

This should be fixed in the latest HA release, if you still experiance issues after updating to the latest HA release, please open a new issue

@cdeil I dont think so. But most people (including me) have the timestamp enabled in the video feed. So the time is shown at the top of the video stream.

@majkers so the `sub` and `main` streams are working on both the RTSP, RTMP and FLV protocols? I think the ONVIF integration also uses the RTSP stream, but not sure....