See my post #99 above and screenshot at 110. You need to use updated ffmpeg binaries.
Note that stream0 is the high res one really for recording or monitoring, and stream1 is the low res one better suited for detect.
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Got both of my cams updated finally and initially showing both in the beta android version using firmware downloaded on 10-30-25. Wish Wyze would give more details on the firmware update in regard to the LED light progression. First of purple color is only seen during maybe the first minute of starting and then turns into a red/blue flashing at a slow rate for myself (256 GB Samsung SDXC card). Both cameras have RTSP set up but cannot show two cam streams at once so far in the beta android version but may be my own issue. For anyone wondering about Synology integration I have reach out to support, to offer my setup for beta testing on their end in hopes of getting things started to be added to the QHL for IP camera Support List. Not hopeful but doesn’t hurt to ask, worst case scenario is they say no.
@G2740 - I use the USB coral with Frigate. There are PCIe cards as well which you can find here: Products | Coral
@gnomos - Thanks for sharing your config! I can confirm that I included the ffmpeg block and that my camera appears to be set up the same as yours, but ffmpeg is in a crash loop. The same path string works in VLC so I’m confident I have the string correct.
ffmpeg:
path: /config/custom-ffmpeg
cameras:
wyze_rtsp_test:
enabled: true
ffmpeg:
inputs:
- path: rtsp://[user]:[pass]@[IP_address]:554/stream0
roles:
- detect
- record
I’ve tried several of the static builds, but I believe this is the one I want for the Beelink N100 (x86_64 architecture): ffmpeg-n8.0-latest-linux64-gpl-8.0.tar.xz
After copying over ffprobe and ffmpeg into the new custom-ffmpeg/bin/ subfolder within my addon folder (also ccab4aaf_frigate-fa), I am using Advanced SSH & Web Terminal to set the two files to executable, just as you described:
After restarting Frigate – still no luck. Anything obvious I’m doing wrong? Here is the Frigate error log:
Seems like you may be the first to have this up and running in Frigate. Really appreciate your help!
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@WyzeDave Do you have a preliminary schedule for updates? Will updates be clearly noted here and links updated in the first post?
I can’t get the Android App to load…. anyone having that issue? I get:
App Not Installed as package appears to be invalid.
Samsung S25 Ultra
Which app version (which specific APK) are you attempting to install? You might want to look at this post.
Again, please note my link to earlier posts. That should get you the older version that should install. If you read through this topic, then what you’re experiencing should make sense, because it appears that the latest APK link downloads an invalid or incomplete package.
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I don’t understand why the one they’re posting here comes in a strange size.
@jusanchez0343 @UncleJohnsBand
Please go to the post made by @WyzeDave located here: RTSP BETA RELEASE FOR v3 and Pan v3! - #59 by WyzeDave for Wyze Provided downloads
Posting installs out of Wyze’s control is not necessarily the best thing and could prove to be risky. There are a number of APK sites to download previous versions of the app, but individuals need to be extremely cautious
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That link redirects me to a corrupted app.
Once again, use the link’s text—not the hypertext reference anchor—as the download URL as I noted earlier. That should continue to result in a valid download unless/until Wyze decides to remove it.
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Thanks… the link that jusanchez0343 posted was that version of the file and it installed fine now.
Appreciate the help.
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You’re welcome, and it should be correct, but I defer to @spamoni’s commentary about trusting apps from unknown sources.
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It’s as simple as sharing the correct link.
The link I provided takes you to an HTML Page which has all the instructions, the iOS and Android APK file. I did the download, but have not tested it. Others had success though.
Are you not seeing the HTML file? Have you tried the link again?
I got it working; I just shared the app that works because the one with the instructions doesn’t work.
I think the problem is that the APK that can be downloaded from the current link on that rtsp.html page may be invalid, as described starting with this post above. That’s why I’ve been trying to direct interested parties to the text of Dave’s earlier link (but not the link itself), because that still provides access to the initial APK download.
Hmmm… That should work as far as ffmpeg goes. That said, it is veeeery unstable. After a fresh Frigate startup it will run OK, but after a while the record function starts to crash. I also noticed that after It’s been running all day if I go into the terminal and try to ID the stream, ffprobe ad ffmpeg just crash as if they are liked versions, so there is some weirdness going on.
Also in theory go2rtc would help stabilize things, but for me once I use that, I lose the record functionality and full screen is 50-50 if it will work. And I have had the camera just flat out crash and had to power cycle it yesterday.
One thing you can do is try to use your ffprobe to ID the stream and see if you get any feedback by issuing a:
/root/addon_configs/ccab4aaf_frigate-fa/custom-ffmpeg/bin/ffprobe -i rtsp://username:password@stream.ip:554/stream0
And see what it spits out. Should see a 1920x1080 stream at 20fps
Nice little batch file, thanks. 
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