[23/09/2023, 02:07:13] [Tuya] [video peephole camera] Running Snapshot command: /var/lib/homebridge/node_modules/@0x5e/homebridge-tuya-platform/node_modules/ffmpeg-for-homebridge/ffmpeg "-i" "rtsps://echo:********************************@wework-2-us.stream.iot-11.com:443/v1/**********************/********************************?signInfo=***************************************************************************************************************************************************************************" "-frames:v" "1" "-hide_banner" "-loglevel" "error" "-f" "image2" "-"
[video peephole camera] The image snapshot handler for the given accessory is slow to respond! See https://homebridge.io/w/JtMGR for more info.
[video peephole camera] The image snapshot handler for the given accessory didn't respond at all! See https://homebridge.io/w/JtMGR for more info.
[23/09/2023, 02:07:28] [Tuya] [video peephole camera] Failed to fetch snapshot. Showing "offline" image instead.
[23/09/2023, 02:07:28] [Tuya] [video peephole camera] Cannot determine format of input stream 0:0 after EOF Error marking filters as finished
Other Infomations
This battery-powered peephole camera operates in a sleep mode until it is activated either through the Smart Life app or when its motion sensor is triggered. During idle periods, the camera remains dormant, and as a result, snapshots and videos cannot be displayed in the Home app. Please refer to the attached log for details.
However, I have observed that by opening the Smart Life app and activating the camera, and then swiftly switching to the Home app, snapshots and videos can be displayed without any issues. In light of this, I am interested in knowing if there is a specific command or action that can be executed to awaken the camera before snapshots and videos can be shown in the Home app.
Prerequisite
Cache
Version
1.7.0-beta.49
Device Infomation JSON File
Device Control Mode
Standard Instruction
Logs
Other Infomations
This battery-powered peephole camera operates in a sleep mode until it is activated either through the Smart Life app or when its motion sensor is triggered. During idle periods, the camera remains dormant, and as a result, snapshots and videos cannot be displayed in the Home app. Please refer to the attached log for details.
However, I have observed that by opening the Smart Life app and activating the camera, and then swiftly switching to the Home app, snapshots and videos can be displayed without any issues. In light of this, I am interested in knowing if there is a specific command or action that can be executed to awaken the camera before snapshots and videos can be shown in the Home app.