I just received my Duo Cam and installed it today, alongside the v4 that I have been using.
Out of curiosity, I decided to see what the Duo Cam presents on the web.
As much as the camera is online, it is not accessible on the web.
I assume the Wyze developers haven’t figured this out as yet, no?
What browser are you using? Note this recent discussion about Web View and Cam Pan v4:
2025-08-30T15:32:18Z Edit: That looks like a Brave logo in the address bar, and I would expect that to work like other Chromium-based browsers, but maybe there’s something about it that’s problematic? What happens if you try using Web View with Duo Cam Pan in an officially-supported browser?
Now, for some very strange reason, it works on both Chrome (I guess this is the officially supported one?), and Brave browsers. BTW, do I need to clean the lens on the Cam V4? I can’t believe the difference, yet the two are mounted next to each other - less than 1
’ apart.
Good deal. Maybe it was just a temporary network glitch or something? I see those occasionally on some cameras even when I use Chrome (it happened to me yesterday with Bulb Cam in Web View on Chrome).
According to the Help Center article I linked above, the officially supported browsers are Google Chrome, Apple Safari, and Microsoft Edge. I would expect something like Brave to work, though. I believe that I’ve used Web View on Opera (also Chromium-based) before with good results, but checking just now I’m seeing failures; attempting to stream a Cam Pan v4 in Web View in Opera results in this explicit message: “This camera requires Chrome to stream video. Please switch to Chrome for the best experience.” Maybe Brave is also afflicted. 
There does appear to be some haze on the left side of that image, so gently wiping the lens with a soft cloth might help. The lighting/color differences make me wonder if there are significant differences in WDR processing between the cameras.
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