Cam v3

The fix is to stop viewing through the Wyze app entirely and put the cameras behind your own RTSP/WebRTC layer, then throw a kiosk dashboard on the TV. Easiest route, no firmware flashing: docker-wyze-bridge (mrlt8 on GitHub). It logs into your Wyze account, pulls most cams (including the 2K/v4 stuf

I share your frustration that the incredible gap in feature parity between link and connect. The hardware on the printer can't possibly host the full-fat experience that their cloud UI offers but they could at least open up details on the API and allow us to roll our own. In any case, I use Thingino

Thin ribbon right angle USB cable - approx $4 on aliexpress, it tucks under the seal and outside. I have a Wyze Cam v3 connected with it (no photo it's night here!). Has worked fine for 3 years or so.

Ill second wyze,i have the pan (or v3) and its great.

reolink works great, but if you get some Wyze V3's those can work with thingino firmware which effectively makes them app-less. Note that V4 are NOT supported

I love my wyze cam v3. I have two in my hammy’s enclosure. I personally don’t recommend wireless, because the charge doesn’t last very long. U could pick one that’s battery powered I guess. The first cam I bought was wireless and it lasted for 2 hours, maybe less. I personally like having the cam. I

I love it when people so confidently say stuff like "no it doesn't" or "you are wrong" without doing a little research first. go2RTC natively supports Wyze cams (locally) now, even without RTSP. It's better than the the new RTSP firmware because is also supports two way audio. I tested it on a Wyze

I use the WYZE Cam V3. Has good night vision and alerts with movement. Got it from Amazon. Expect them to try to climb on it if it’s in reachable distance lol.

Get a couple of these $25 Wyze Cam v3's and the window mount. Then you can set it up from the inside without modifying the house and your landlord can't say shit about it. Cam: https://www.wyze.com/products/wyze-cam-v3Window Mount: https://www.wyze.com/products/wyze-window-mount

If you’re recording in the dark, that’s where things get tricky. Most phone cameras struggle in true darkness, so unless you sleep with a lamp on, you’ll barely see anything. If you want actual night vision, a cheap indoor security cam is the easiest fix. Something like a Wyze Cam v3, TP-Link Tapo,