Closed dasb00ter closed 1 year ago
Can you view your nest hub max camera through Home Assistant without using RTSPToWebRTC? If yes, than you can use this integration.
Otherwise, try directly with: https://github.com/AlexxIT/go2rtc?tab=readme-ov-file#source-hass
Any way to use this with the go2rtc bundled in frigate
Answering your question, yes, use the first method as if you were running the go2rtc add-on:
I'll try to improve docs later.
Any way to use this with the go2rtc bundled in frigate
Answering your question, yes, use the first method as if you were running the go2rtc add-on:
I'll try to improve docs later.
Yes I have access to the Google max hub camera in Hassio through the nest integration(API). It's not great though. I'm thinking the hub max uses rtsp not webrtc but I'm having trouble figuring that out.
My first thought is frigate (with bundled go2rtc) is in running in docker which is completely separate from my virtual machine running Hassio. How would go2rtc communicate using that line in yaml. I will look again....I guess the "here" link which shows u how to run it with dockerized go2rtc.
If you are running Frigate with docker, then follow the guide for gortc with docker.
Ok ... So the changes to the docker compose to mount the script would have to go in the frigate docker compose then
Yes.
Yes I have access to the Google max hub camera in Hassio through the nest integration(API). It's not great though. I'm thinking the hub max uses rtsp not webrtc but I'm having trouble figuring that out.
This depends on the device itself. Some has rtsp, some has webrtc. But really, in your case I'd go with the hass source in go2rtc.
See if it doesn't work with that first.
I would like to get my nest hub max camera pulled into frigate. I am running Home assistant as a VM with addons/integrations available. I am running frigate which is now bundling go2rtc (which I have updated to 1.62) separately in docker. I think I need go2rtc to restream hub max camera stream to frigate so I think I need something like this...but I could be wrong