Yes,I entered the same email address and password I use to log into the Wyze website. The only thing I can think of is that my email address has a period in it. For example, (word.word@gmail.com)
I use tinycam pro with my Wyse cams. I use camera brand Wyse labs, not foscam. If I try to use camera brand of foscam, the list of models I can choose from are foscam models not Wyse,
In the Tincam Pro app, the model listed is FOSCAM. I tap FOSCAM and go down the list and select Wyze Labs, that’s when my camera brand and camera model both change to Wyze Labs And Wyze cam respectively. The P2P error message appears. I’ve followed the steps from several YouTube videos exactly, however, it doesn’t work for me. Again, I wonder if it’s because of the period in my email address.
Yes, each Wyze camera had its own name and under default settings the first camera was left as default number 1, and the second camera was changed to number 2.
I am going to re-register the cameras under a more simpler email address and see if that helps.
I was finally able to resolve the problem with Tinycam Pro and my Wyze cameras.
It appears that Tinycam doesn’t like email addresses with more that one period in the address. When I logged completely out of my Wyze account which had the email account similar to (firstname.lastname@gmail.com) and then created a new Wyze account and registered my two Wyze cams through the new Wyze account, Tinycam was able to immediately see the two cameras using the new email address.
Thanks to everyone who tried to assist me by offering ideas.