Closed superdong69 closed 1 year ago
You could try setting ON_DEMAND=False
to keep the connection open/reconnect on its own. If you still have issues, you may need to tweak your network settings.
You could try setting
ON_DEMAND=False
to keep the connection open/reconnect on its own. If you still have issues, you may need to tweak your network settings.
Ok, where do I make that change? What network settings would I need to adjust and where, on the devices themselves or in the wyze bridge app?
The ON_DEMAND
toggle should be in Home Assistant > Setting > Add-ons > Docker Wyze Bridge > Configuration.
As for network setting, some IGMP related setting may need to be tweaked if streaming from multiple cameras at the same time is causing issues. There's an ongoing topic for Unifi gear: https://github.com/mrlt8/docker-wyze-bridge/discussions/891
The
ON_DEMAND
toggle should be in Home Assistant > Setting > Add-ons > Docker Wyze Bridge > Configuration.As for network setting, some IGMP related setting may need to be tweaked if streaming from multiple cameras at the same time is causing issues. There's an ongoing topic for Unifi gear: #891
Appreciate you! I'll look into it and post my findings. It's weird. Camera hasn't gone down since restating the stream. It's completely random.
The
ON_DEMAND
toggle should be in Home Assistant > Setting > Add-ons > Docker Wyze Bridge > Configuration.As for network setting, some IGMP related setting may need to be tweaked if streaming from multiple cameras at the same time is causing issues. There's an ongoing topic for Unifi gear: #891
On_demand fixed it. Haven't lost a stream in 2 days. Thanks!
I have two Wyze Doorbells, original version. Front Doorbell never has an issue. Added a back doorbell, and it randomly loses connection, and doesn't restart on its own. I have to keep manually starting the stream from within the Wyze Docker Bridge app in HA. Docker Wyze Bridge version 2.4.0 Home Assistant version: 2023.10.3 Home Assistant OS: 11.0 Here's the log: