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WouterGritter / ring-rtsp-stream

A utility which allows you to get an RTSP stream from a ring camera (doorbell) device.
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does anyone have this working? #3

Open cchewanik opened 1 year ago

cchewanik commented 1 year ago

I generated the token as per the instructions, however when I run it - this is the output...any support on how to get this working would be greatly appreciated!!

Thanks

Found 1 camera(s). Starting rtsp video stream of camera 343ea4d315bf to rtsp://127.0.0.1:8554/cam-343ea4d315bf Ring call started. Ring call has ended! Trying to reconnect in 30 seconds.. Starting rtsp video stream of camera 343ea4d315bf to rtsp://127.0.0.1:8554/cam-343ea4d315bf Ring call started. Ring call has ended! Trying to reconnect in 30 seconds.. Starting rtsp video stream of camera 343ea4d315bf to rtsp://127.0.0.1:8554/cam-343ea4d315bf Ring call started. Ring call has ended! Trying to reconnect in 30 seconds..

ArgoHA commented 1 year ago

Did that ended up working for you?

cchewanik commented 1 year ago

No couldn't figure it out, ended up using "scrypted" which is working really well

sgupta11732 commented 5 months ago

Scrypted is performing exceptionally well! Just as I was about to abandon hope of integrating RING cameras into BLUE IRIS, I stumbled upon SCRYPTED! It doesn't work with the SIP-based rebroadcast, instead, you need to utilize the WebRTC stream. After restarting the device by disconnecting and reconnecting it to power, the new firmware kicks in, enabling the WebRTC stream to rebroadcast as a Blue Iris-compatible RTSP stream. Best of luck!