Describe the bug
When speaking through a G4 Doorbell Pro, I can hear my own voice echoing back, which should not occur.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Add a G4 Doorbell Pro camera using the UniFi Protect plugin.
Select the camera in the "Devices" list.
Click the camera preview to open the live stream.
Click the microphone icon to enable speaking through the doorbell.
Speak.
Expected behavior
I should not hear my voice echoing back. It should just be audible at the doorbell device itself.
Server (please complete the following information):
OS: HassOS
Installation Method: Home Assistant addon
Hardware Model (please complete the following information):
Device: UniFi G4 Doorbell Pro
Client (please complete the following information, if applicable):
Software: Chrome browser on MacOS
Additional context
This issue does not occur when using UniFi Protect directly.
The choice to use Scrypted over go2rtc is primarily due to its support for 2-way audio with UniFi devices. However, the echo problem significantly lowers the perceived quality of this solution.
I plan to purchase the NVR plugin primarily for its Home Assistant cards integration (I do not intend to use the NVR recording feature since I already have it in UniFi). I assume the integration in Home Assistant will be similar to what is seen directly in Scrypted (as described in step 3 of the reproduction steps) so I'm using that to evaluate the functionality of the Home Assistant card.
Describe the bug When speaking through a G4 Doorbell Pro, I can hear my own voice echoing back, which should not occur.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior I should not hear my voice echoing back. It should just be audible at the doorbell device itself.
Server (please complete the following information):
Hardware Model (please complete the following information):
Client (please complete the following information, if applicable):
Additional context This issue does not occur when using UniFi Protect directly.
The choice to use Scrypted over go2rtc is primarily due to its support for 2-way audio with UniFi devices. However, the echo problem significantly lowers the perceived quality of this solution.
I plan to purchase the NVR plugin primarily for its Home Assistant cards integration (I do not intend to use the NVR recording feature since I already have it in UniFi). I assume the integration in Home Assistant will be similar to what is seen directly in Scrypted (as described in step 3 of the reproduction steps) so I'm using that to evaluate the functionality of the Home Assistant card.