How to use WYZE-Cams?
WYZE-Cams are not supported by Crowsnest, but there exists a tool to create a WebRTC stream and this WebRTC stream can be used in Mainsail.
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WYZE-Cams are not supported by Crowsnest, but there exists a tool to create a WebRTC stream and this WebRTC stream can be used in Mainsail.
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This tool is not part of Crowsnest, so we will not provide support for it! This is just a guide with all the informations we have about this tool to use it with Mainsail. Link: github.com/mrlt8/docker-wyze-bridge
Minimum requirement for embedding this streamer in Mainsail is version 2.8.0.
WYZE-Bridge is a Docker container with all software parts you need, to convert a WYZE-Cam to WebRTC. There are multiple possibilities to install it.
If you use a Raspberry PI for your docker host, you have to enable the hardware acceleration. Link: https://github.com/mrlt8/docker-wyze-bridge/wiki/Hardware-Acceleration#raspberry-pi
Per default, WebRTC is not enabled. To enable it, you only have to add some ports and add an ENV variable in your container config. Here you can find the guide to enable it: https://github.com/mrlt8/docker-wyze-bridge#webrtc
At first open the WYZE-Bridge web interface with the following URL:
http://<ip>:5000
When the web interface is loaded, you have to login with the same credentials as you use in the WYZE app. If all worked and your WYZE account is connected to your cam, you should see something like this:
Now, the WYZE bridge is ready to be set up, and you only have to configure the settings in Mainsail, and the setup is complete.
At first you have to grab the right WebRTC streaming URL. To get this, click on the Streams
button below of the webcam and then on WebRTC
. Then a new tab should be opened. Copy the URL of this tab. This is the your WebRTC-Stream URL.
Open Mainsail > Interface Settings (gears on the right top) > Webcams and then create a new webcam. Here you have to paste the URL in the URL Stream
field and change the Service
to WebRTC (MediaMTX)
. This should look like that: