There are several ways to make Wyze cams trigger Indigo, but there's definitely a steep hill to make it all work.
If you install the 3rd party software I linked above, the cams can be MQTT clients, and I think even servers. But I've never investigated that. My first gen and second gen wyze cams are relatively unreliable and or have failed over time. I won't be buying any more of them.
Anyone played with Wyzecams yet?
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Re: Anyone played with Wyzecams yet?
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Re: Anyone played with Wyzecams yet?
Different Computers wrote:There are several ways to make Wyze cams trigger Indigo, but there's definitely a steep hill to make it all work.
If you install the 3rd party software I linked above, the cams can be MQTT clients, and I think even servers. But I've never investigated that. My first gen and second gen wyze cams are relatively unreliable and or have failed over time. I won't be buying any more of them.
I'm assuming you were referring to the camera FW above? I'll go have a look and see what sort of features it has. thanks.
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