That’s because the cam is working properly standalone, but can’t stream video across your LAN to your viewing device… hence error -67. As a quick test, see if you have the same issue when stream is set to 360p vs 2K.
I did that yesterday 2K SD 360 no work. I just tried a factory reset it says it can not connect to the local network. Since I have to be some place soon I do not want to restart my router and kill off my 7 other cams while I am gone, maybe later.
***(((( EDIT . Got it set up again after 3 tries and will see how long it last.
Factory Reset seems to have worked. I put the V3 Pro back in it’s original spot and it seems to be working Ok for now. I’ll keep my V3 standing by just in case before I put it back up again.
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Woot! 
Sorry you had to go through all of this, but MANY thanks for sharing the experience so we’re better able to help others with the same issue. I hope your log provides some helpful insight to Wyze developers.
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V3 Pro Still in business 
Now I have to go put the V3 back where it belongs.
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And where that might be? Spying on raccoons? 
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Kind of. My neighbor changed the only outdoor outlet my house has in the backyard to a legal GFCI outlet and I got a weather proof cover for it. I took the Critter V3 and put it in the back to watch for the area I previously had no cam coverage of.
Nice, I love good neighbours. I have two of them at the cottage and I wouldn’t trade them for anything. In the city, not so much. I’ve been in the same house since 1998 and I don’t know most my neighbours. City life 