Open jonathancatt opened 6 years ago
We were having this same problem until @KhaosT updated the plugin 6 hours ago (not long after you commented). Can't speak to Fedora, etc. but try updating the plugin now and see if it's doing any better for you.
It definitely seems better, but I am getting a lot of dropped frames with a lot of latency. I was using a RaspberryPi setup but need to designate it for another project so moved over to an Intel NUC platform. It has a whole lot more horsepower than the Pi and even with ffmpeg is running it's only using about 50% of one core. Any other recommendations for troubleshooting? I.E is there a way to pull up the nest's feed independently? This way I can ensure the feed the NUC is getting is clean.
I'm pretty happy with what I'm getting while running Homebridge on MacOS. There's about a 5 second delay, but given Homebridge and its plugins are essentially a workaround by definition, I'm not trying to be too terribly picky about it.
As far as getting at the independent feed, I just use the nest app or website as a comparative. But then, I'm not a proper developer, so... the possibility that there's another way is certainly out there, I suppose.
All this said, given the original issue is basically solved by the update, maybe moving the dropped frames, etc. conversation to a new thread so others can quickly/easily see and add to the conversation is the way to go. Might get you better, more specific feedback than I or anyone that sees the title of this thread can provide. Best of luck!
Having an issue with live streams not being live. It seems that even though FFMPEG is running it is only receiving a still frame every 30sec. Has the NEST API changed?
Running on Fedora with an Intel NUC.