I’ve been trying to figure out how to broadcast a live feed on the home page of my website without paying thousands of dollars for special cameras. I really think if WYZE would provide a live streaming service, you’d leap far out in front of any of your competition and leave them in the dust.
I just want to put up a camera. Grab that embed code and post it into my html code.
HELP!
If you have a V2 you can use the RTSP firmware to do this. You might be able to use 3rd party software for the V3.
You could also use TinyCam as leverage to provide a stream from any version Wyze camera (dedicating an old phone or tablet to the task).
So, i’m not seeing this as an option yet. I’d love to see a code to copy and paste the video feeds.
I doubt that Wyze is going to act on this any time soon. If you need this function you’ll have to get creative. TinyCam, RTSP or the wz_mini_hacks (GitHub - gtxaspec/wz_mini_hacks: wz camera mods... make your camera better.) should provide access to the streams. You’ll need to figure out how to embed the links in your web page.
Well I suppose you could also try pulling something via the Wyze web viewer (iFrame perhaps?) If you have CamPlus on all cameras.
Sorry for the years later reply but what is the iFrame? I’m trying to pull the feed from the web viewer onto a different page so that I can stream the feed for others to see the piglets that are going to be here soon. Also for reference I’m using the Wyze Pan cam v3
Wyze will never support direct access outside of their app or webview.
A real IP camera is what you need…
Reolink cameras can do this, as can many other true IP cameras.
Wyze cams are just hobbyist’s toy cams…
I figured that would be the case but was wondering for confirmation. I wish I had done some more research before buying the camera but where the camera is I’m having an issue finding cameras that would work. It isn’t nearby to outlet and definitely not able to hardwire to the network.
I will have to check the brand you mentioned and see if I can find something that works
You may need to get creative and run low voltage wiring to the cam from where power is available.
A battery cam will not do well in your usage case
I have cameras on low voltage wiring some over 180 feet away from power source, however I send down 13.8 volts and regulate down to 5 volts at camera location.
That is a good idea I have a lot of old Siamese cable from the previous owner and all their cameras. Is it easy to wire the connector on for the camera? I did just install an outlet nearby for the camera I’m trying to use and have a buddy that is upgrading to ubiquiti so I might snag one of his old reolink cams and just run a short outdoor extension cord to the pig house until I decide to trench and run the wire for a proper outlet in there