Then it showed at go2rtc web UI.
I pass it to frigate, and create a sub stream from it using "detect-> width" and "detect->height", and succesfully showed at Frigate UI.
Quality is bad, but I have no other choice.
Frigate config is
go2rtc:
hass:
config: "/hass/config"
streams:
# create substream from encoding main stream
# main stream got from home assistant with entity=camera.rooftop_ptz
rooftop_sub:
- ffmpeg:camera.rooftop_ptz#width=640#hardware#video=h264#audio=aac
cameras:
rooftop:
enabled: true
ui:
order: 7
live:
stream_name: rooftop_sub
ffmpeg:
inputs:
# main stream, got from home assistant
- path: rtsp://127.0.0.1:8554/camera.rooftop_ptz
roles:
- record
# sub stream, got from go2rtc
- path: rtsp://127.0.0.1:8554/rooftop_sub
roles:
- detect
The problem is :
It can stay streaming as long as I open the Home Assistant webUI.
If i close the Home Assistant webUI, it can not stay streaming .
After sometimes, frigate become blank, no frames received.
At go2rtc web (port 1984) showed online = 0.
I have a camera from Tuya (https://expo.tuya.com/product/1106403) that dont have ONVIF nor direct RTSP Port. I know, I regret buying it.
However by using Home Assistant + WebRTC component, I managed to view it in Lovelace card.
Then it showed at go2rtc web UI. I pass it to frigate, and create a sub stream from it using "detect-> width" and "detect->height", and succesfully showed at Frigate UI. Quality is bad, but I have no other choice.
Frigate config is
The problem is : It can stay streaming as long as I open the Home Assistant webUI. If i close the Home Assistant webUI, it can not stay streaming . After sometimes, frigate become blank, no frames received. At go2rtc web (port 1984) showed online = 0.
maybe some guidance ?