Unfortunately I see what you mean. If it's not available here in the forums forums.wyze.com/t/beta-testing-for-wyze-cam-v3-rtsp-firmware-now-available/196922
@@HowToDoItTech Wyze has wrongfully decided that this RTSP capability cuts into their bottom line. NOT supporting it will ultimately cut into their bottom line IMHO. What has happened is people want a camera (that they paid for with their hard earned money) that they can use it without paying for a monthly service. IF Wyze offered some level of a PC/laptop app with multi-cam monitoring capabilities, and support pulling in other network ip cams... ok, then maybe I would not be so against their lack of support here. But because they see this as something that will keep us from paying them a monthly bill, they don't support it anymore. Their small minded/focus on "protecting" monthly revenue doesn't take into account the many customers like me that would never had used a monthly service (ever), are not swayed to start paying for a monthly service because of a withdrawal of support for something like RTSP. In fact, for many of us, it has the exact opposite affect, we will no longer buy another Wyze product (at least not their cameras), because of this. That group of us would have been perfectly fine continuing use and buying more of their products had they supported this (or add the missing capabilities I mentioned). Its a shame really, because I like the hardware itself. Now, I am building out my own multi-cam system, using Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W, ZeroCam (some wide, some reg, and some night vision), with the free software motionEye. Since I already had about a dozen of those Wyze Cam v3 (and a handful of v3 pro), I already have the USB power at the spots I need it at to power the Zero2Cam/MotionEye solution. I hope Wyze's greed here meets the full force of Karma and this bites them where the sun don't shine. Thanks for wasting my time and money Wyze. May your own greed be your downfall. Great video btw, had I gotten to it back when Wyze still had the download, I would have had a copy of the firmware and likely used it and not be going through the throwing away all of these worthless Wyze cams now. Wishing I didn't put off doing this conversion until now. I just figured I would be able to convert them at any time (or Wyze would finally support pc monitoring of camera feeds, multi-cam monitoring, FULL access to my camera's potential without paying additional monthly fee's, etc)
2024 update: "RTSP was considered a beta feature and we are currently assessing the path forward as the firmware versions have aged quite a bit. We have removed the firmware files for these versions for now and we’ll update the pages when plans are finalized. Please note that firmware files take a while to work on and test so you may not see an update in the near future. We apologize for the inconvenience."
Thank you for the review and links. Would I still be able to use the camera with my Echo Show 8 v2 if install the IP firmware? I want to have a camera that I can stream from to my Echo Show to check in on how my 3D printers or CNC are doing in the shop. Using the Echo Show is for convenience. It is very portable and I like that I can use voice commands to switch to different cameras. Because Wyze now charges for continuous streaming, I will look for another solution if I cannot use this firmware change.
Hi. Thanks for watching the video. So, I can't advise when it comes to the Echo Show but I was still able to use it with my Google Nest Hub. However, because the Firmware isn't officially supported by Wyze since I created the video (it's just available as a legacy project by them), I'd recommend caution and potentially expect issues that might not be fixable and require a hardware reset.
Nope. If you camera has RSTP (any compatible brand and model) then it will use your network to stream and only a power supply is required. It's worth noting that RTSP feature has been officially rescinded for Wyze cameras but other brands do officially support the feature such as some of EZVIZ's cameras.
Unfortunately the software has been removed from circulation at this point according to the latest updates. The hope is that Wyze decide to move from the Beta to a full release: support.wyze.com/hc/en-us/articles/360026245231-Wyze-Cam-RTSP
So, I haven't heard any negative feedback about using the available firmware update that is still in circulation in the community. However, because it's not officially supported any more there may be bugs
Nice Video... but can you explain how and where motion detecting can be done when using RTSP. im guessing that doesn't happen in the camera itself. E.g. im using Samsung smarthings for home security... can i somehow detect motion on the wyze and send a trigger into smart things eco system
Hi there. I'm going to have to experiment with the latest update once I've completely my next video as the RTSP feature is now part of the app, which is a bonus. If I recall the AI features were turned off when using your camera to stream previously. Unfortunately, it looks like Smart Things is not compatible with Wyze at this time: support.wyze.com/hc/en-us/articles/360031483731-Does-Wyze-Cam-work-with-SmartThings-or-HomeKit-
That is a pain! I know that Wyze has some limited support to help individual issues so they might be able to supply some more feedback. Also, I haven't been able to revisit my Wyze Cam Pan yet, but should do that with the latest release.
@@HowToDoItTech Oh, I had that idea, too. I wrote them and was told that functionality isn't available yet. I wrote back and told them that it is on their web site. And again, they wrote back, it isn't available yet and that I need to wait. LOL So much for that, then.
i cant seem to flash the firmware, not only is it not flashing it just resets and says "ready to connect" it doesn't get to the purple light ever :( not only did wyze remove the links but they seem to be disabling customfirmwatre flashing. even the app's RTSP option isn't displaying. im pissed off. i waited years to get RTSP support, then last year they give it to us and i decided to wait to see if they worked the bugs. but now that i finally have time to sit down and toy with it i find out they removed the links and possibly the ability to even flash the camera
That's a pain. The last time I saw the RTSP firmware it was here: forums.wyzecam.com/t/beta-testing-for-wyze-cam-v3-rtsp-firmware-now-available/196922 I've been wondering whether Wyze are working on permanent support beind the scenes since this video as competitors like Sonoff include RTSP by default.
Sadly it looks like Waze removed even the mirror for the RTSP firmware. The community is waiting for an update from Waze on new support since this video was published.
@@woooh77 Im wondering the same thing about the data. I have a feeling that since you need to use a cam plus subscription from what I have seen and that means it would touch their servers. I'd really like a way to make these cameras stay local and stand up my own website for them and keep it on the local network and access it remote from vpn
Thank you! So, for livestreaming I was using Wi-Fi however at this time Wyze has removed support for RTSP unfortunately and the firmware update isn't available. I'm hoping they will bring it back!
Unfortunately I don't a personal recommendation for a similar security camera at this time as the devices I've had also don't feature an RTSP any more. Interesting EZVIZ used to but it seems to have been discontinued. Looking at options it would seem that webcams are probably going to be the best option, however, the drawback is they have to be connected to a computer to operate. You've inspired me to look a bit harder into alternative options for a video. Depending on what I turn up, I'll be sure to update you in the future.
In case you're still interested, I found an alternative camera to use instead and just published a video about it: th-cam.com/video/ZzLkPY5lyuo/w-d-xo.html
@@HowToDoItTech Thank you, just watched it! I also found the old RTSP firmware file on reddit, so I was able to still install it on my camera even though they took it down.
No, never an issue for me. Use the app many times a day. I have 7 cams, bunch of the color bulbs, 2 locks, 2 thermostats, scale, strip lights, few plug switches, night lights, headphones, the home alarm thing, window and motion sensors. I have not been disappointed by any of their products thus far.
This camara are wifi need to be plugged the cable iam put my the back the house want to used with my wifi got home and what tv you used smart tv got ruko Smart TV tell me only can used ruko camara let me now please can help me
Sadly that is correct Roku does not support Wyze cameras. This link confirms it on Roku's Support page: community.roku.com/t5/Cameras-doorbells/Switch-from-Wyze-to-Roku-without-purchasing-new-devices/m-p/827804/highlight/true#M22
As of April 05, 2022 Wyze removed the RTSP firmware from their site with the message: RTSP was considered a beta feature and we are currently assessing the path forward as the firmware versions have aged quite a bit. We have removed the firmware files for these versions for now and we’ll update the pages when plans are finalized. Please note that firmware files take a while to work on and test so you may not see an update in the near future. We apologize for the inconvenience. So if anyone has a copy of the Cam V3 firmware that they could send me, please do so.
Direct link seems to still work :-) download.wyzecam.com/firmware/rtsp/demo_v3_RTSP_4.61.0.1.zip source: www.reddit.com/r/wyzecam/comments/tho45j/wyze_cam_v3_rtsp_firmware/
No, not that I know of unfortunately. From the latest reports it looks like RTSP support from Wyze might be discontinued now. I'm waiting for further updates.
In theory, just for using your Wyze Cam as an RTSP camera. However, without the subscription you'll lose all the additional features the sub includes. Hope that helps!
The RTSP software is still available in the Wyze forums here: forums.wyzecam.com/t/beta-testing-for-wyze-cam-v3-rtsp-firmware-now-available/196922
Have you tried this update with an outdoors cam to circumvent the "Base Station"?
@@kevinharvey9585 No, I haven't actually. That sounds like it should be a future video for me, though.
Is there any other place to get this firmware for the v3? It is no longer on Wyze and they do not provide a date when it will be available again.
Unfortunately I see what you mean. If it's not available here in the forums forums.wyze.com/t/beta-testing-for-wyze-cam-v3-rtsp-firmware-now-available/196922
@@HowToDoItTech Wyze has wrongfully decided that this RTSP capability cuts into their bottom line. NOT supporting it will ultimately cut into their bottom line IMHO. What has happened is people want a camera (that they paid for with their hard earned money) that they can use it without paying for a monthly service. IF Wyze offered some level of a PC/laptop app with multi-cam monitoring capabilities, and support pulling in other network ip cams... ok, then maybe I would not be so against their lack of support here. But because they see this as something that will keep us from paying them a monthly bill, they don't support it anymore.
Their small minded/focus on "protecting" monthly revenue doesn't take into account the many customers like me that would never had used a monthly service (ever), are not swayed to start paying for a monthly service because of a withdrawal of support for something like RTSP. In fact, for many of us, it has the exact opposite affect, we will no longer buy another Wyze product (at least not their cameras), because of this. That group of us would have been perfectly fine continuing use and buying more of their products had they supported this (or add the missing capabilities I mentioned).
Its a shame really, because I like the hardware itself.
Now, I am building out my own multi-cam system, using Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W, ZeroCam (some wide, some reg, and some night vision), with the free software motionEye. Since I already had about a dozen of those Wyze Cam v3 (and a handful of v3 pro), I already have the USB power at the spots I need it at to power the Zero2Cam/MotionEye solution.
I hope Wyze's greed here meets the full force of Karma and this bites them where the sun don't shine. Thanks for wasting my time and money Wyze. May your own greed be your downfall.
Great video btw, had I gotten to it back when Wyze still had the download, I would have had a copy of the firmware and likely used it and not be going through the throwing away all of these worthless Wyze cams now. Wishing I didn't put off doing this conversion until now. I just figured I would be able to convert them at any time (or Wyze would finally support pc monitoring of camera feeds, multi-cam monitoring, FULL access to my camera's potential without paying additional monthly fee's, etc)
2024 update: "RTSP was considered a beta feature and we are currently assessing the path forward as the firmware versions have aged quite a bit. We have removed the firmware files for these versions for now and we’ll update the pages when plans are finalized. Please note that firmware files take a while to work on and test so you may not see an update in the near future. We apologize for the inconvenience."
Thanks for this video. Been wanting to setup a more permanent camera for my pets on OBS for streams! Was able to find the firmware and it still works!
Glad I could help!
Do you have the link for the firmware?
@@babs3483 Hi! It should be available via the link in the pinned comment but I do know it was removed briefly elsewhere.
Thank you for the review and links. Would I still be able to use the camera with my Echo Show 8 v2 if install the IP firmware?
I want to have a camera that I can stream from to my Echo Show to check in on how my 3D printers or CNC are doing in the shop. Using the Echo Show is for convenience. It is very portable and I like that I can use voice commands to switch to different cameras. Because Wyze now charges for continuous streaming, I will look for another solution if I cannot use this firmware change.
Hi. Thanks for watching the video. So, I can't advise when it comes to the Echo Show but I was still able to use it with my Google Nest Hub. However, because the Firmware isn't officially supported by Wyze since I created the video (it's just available as a legacy project by them), I'd recommend caution and potentially expect issues that might not be fixable and require a hardware reset.
Jonny Dex, are you able to use them on the Echo Show?
@@HowToDoItTech Thank you. Funny, I got notified on Oct 25, 2022 that you had replied 3 months ago!
@@laxjs I haven't tried. i was waiting for your response. I'm not going togo ahead with that as I have too many other pressing projects in the fire.
In case you're interested, I found an alternative camera to use instead and just published a video about it: th-cam.com/video/ZzLkPY5lyuo/w-d-xo.html
So much for this option Wyze no longer supports it but thanks for the video.
So do I have to have a laptop at the location where I am streaming from?
Nope. If you camera has RSTP (any compatible brand and model) then it will use your network to stream and only a power supply is required. It's worth noting that RTSP feature has been officially rescinded for Wyze cameras but other brands do officially support the feature such as some of EZVIZ's cameras.
I an unable to make this work in my new Wyze V3 cam. Any info on when a supported RTSP version will be available? Thanks in advance.
Unfortunately the software has been removed from circulation at this point according to the latest updates. The hope is that Wyze decide to move from the Beta to a full release: support.wyze.com/hc/en-us/articles/360026245231-Wyze-Cam-RTSP
In case you're interested, I found an alternative camera to use instead and just published a video about it: th-cam.com/video/ZzLkPY5lyuo/w-d-xo.html
i have the most recent firmware updated v2 and v3 wyze cams can this still work if i have the rtsp files or no because wyze removed that rtsp setting?
So, I haven't heard any negative feedback about using the available firmware update that is still in circulation in the community. However, because it's not officially supported any more there may be bugs
Nice Video... but can you explain how and where motion detecting can be done when using RTSP. im guessing that doesn't happen in the camera itself. E.g. im using Samsung smarthings for home security... can i somehow detect motion on the wyze and send a trigger into smart things eco system
Hi there. I'm going to have to experiment with the latest update once I've completely my next video as the RTSP feature is now part of the app, which is a bonus. If I recall the AI features were turned off when using your camera to stream previously. Unfortunately, it looks like Smart Things is not compatible with Wyze at this time: support.wyze.com/hc/en-us/articles/360031483731-Does-Wyze-Cam-work-with-SmartThings-or-HomeKit-
I tried this like 8 times and all I ever get is "ready to connect." The rtsp doesn't install.
That is a pain! I know that Wyze has some limited support to help individual issues so they might be able to supply some more feedback. Also, I haven't been able to revisit my Wyze Cam Pan yet, but should do that with the latest release.
@@HowToDoItTech Oh, I had that idea, too. I wrote them and was told that functionality isn't available yet. I wrote back and told them that it is on their web site. And again, they wrote back, it isn't available yet and that I need to wait. LOL
So much for that, then.
I had the same issue, the problem was with a bad MicroSD card. I have replaced the card and got the RTSP on my app.
You probably solved it by now, but the issue is that the card you're using to flash the camera needs to be formatted as FAT/FAT32 NOT exFAT.
i cant seem to flash the firmware, not only is it not flashing it just resets and says "ready to connect" it doesn't get to the purple light ever :( not only did wyze remove the links but they seem to be disabling customfirmwatre flashing. even the app's RTSP option isn't displaying. im pissed off. i waited years to get RTSP support, then last year they give it to us and i decided to wait to see if they worked the bugs. but now that i finally have time to sit down and toy with it i find out they removed the links and possibly the ability to even flash the camera
That's a pain. The last time I saw the RTSP firmware it was here: forums.wyzecam.com/t/beta-testing-for-wyze-cam-v3-rtsp-firmware-now-available/196922
I've been wondering whether Wyze are working on permanent support beind the scenes since this video as competitors like Sonoff include RTSP by default.
Hi does anyone know where i can get hold of the RTSP firmware for the Camv3? please
Sadly it looks like Waze removed even the mirror for the RTSP firmware. The community is waiting for an update from Waze on new support since this video was published.
In case you're interested, I found an alternative camera to use instead and just published a video about it: th-cam.com/video/ZzLkPY5lyuo/w-d-xo.html
IP Camera can be connected to your offline network. Does RTSP firmware allow access to video stream without internet?
Hi! It has to be connected to an online network to be useable. Hope that helps!
Yes the RTSP firmware does allow you view the video feed on your "offline" network.
@@pjsivley Will the camera stream leave my wan network, if going with RTSP firmware? Or is it all local?
@@woooh77 Im wondering the same thing about the data. I have a feeling that since you need to use a cam plus subscription from what I have seen and that means it would touch their servers.
I'd really like a way to make these cameras stay local and stand up my own website for them and keep it on the local network and access it remote from vpn
Great video! Just wondering, does the wyze cam need to be plugged into just a pour source or also an ethernet connection in order to live stream?
Thank you! So, for livestreaming I was using Wi-Fi however at this time Wyze has removed support for RTSP unfortunately and the firmware update isn't available. I'm hoping they will bring it back!
@@HowToDoItTech Hmm interesting, could you recommend any other alternative for RTSP that go over wifi but are plugged in? Thank you for the help!!
Unfortunately I don't a personal recommendation for a similar security camera at this time as the devices I've had also don't feature an RTSP any more. Interesting EZVIZ used to but it seems to have been discontinued. Looking at options it would seem that webcams are probably going to be the best option, however, the drawback is they have to be connected to a computer to operate. You've inspired me to look a bit harder into alternative options for a video. Depending on what I turn up, I'll be sure to update you in the future.
In case you're still interested, I found an alternative camera to use instead and just published a video about it: th-cam.com/video/ZzLkPY5lyuo/w-d-xo.html
@@HowToDoItTech Thank you, just watched it! I also found the old RTSP firmware file on reddit, so I was able to still install it on my camera even though they took it down.
Does it now work for Wyze Pan Cam?
No, I couldn't get it to work despite it being able to support it in the documentation
Is it true the wyze cam app drains the iphone's battery? If true, this is a deal breaker for me. (I'm so thankful for honest amazon reviewers!)
I haven't noticed worse battery performance personally. It's not one that appears in the top of my battery usage chart
No, never an issue for me. Use the app many times a day. I have 7 cams, bunch of the color bulbs, 2 locks, 2 thermostats, scale, strip lights, few plug switches, night lights, headphones, the home alarm thing, window and motion sensors. I have not been disappointed by any of their products thus far.
This camara are wifi need to be plugged the cable iam put my the back the house want to used with my wifi got home and what tv you used smart tv got ruko Smart TV tell me only can used ruko camara let me now please can help me
Sadly that is correct Roku does not support Wyze cameras. This link confirms it on Roku's Support page: community.roku.com/t5/Cameras-doorbells/Switch-from-Wyze-to-Roku-without-purchasing-new-devices/m-p/827804/highlight/true#M22
@@HowToDoItTech thank you what smart tv thing goot can got any Camara security wifi battery wireless or close to any one and thank s much g 🙏 you
I would use a Google TV as it works with Wyze cameras
@@HowToDoItTech o I need to buy new tv Smart o you put it and the TV ruko sorry asking bs much don't now nothing b tv only real little be
As of April 05, 2022 Wyze removed the RTSP firmware from their site with the message:
RTSP was considered a beta feature and we are currently assessing the path forward as the firmware versions have aged quite a bit. We have removed the firmware files for these versions for now and we’ll update the pages when plans are finalized. Please note that firmware files take a while to work on and test so you may not see an update in the near future. We apologize for the inconvenience.
So if anyone has a copy of the Cam V3 firmware that they could send me, please do so.
Direct link seems to still work :-)
download.wyzecam.com/firmware/rtsp/demo_v3_RTSP_4.61.0.1.zip
source: www.reddit.com/r/wyzecam/comments/tho45j/wyze_cam_v3_rtsp_firmware/
Is cam pan 2 updated yet?
No, not that I know of unfortunately. From the latest reports it looks like RTSP support from Wyze might be discontinued now. I'm waiting for further updates.
Will I lose access to the stream on wyze app if I am going this approach? If so, is there a way to revert back?
No, you'll still be able to view the camera through the app :) Hope that helps.
Does this mean I no longer need a monthly subscription?
In theory, just for using your Wyze Cam as an RTSP camera. However, without the subscription you'll lose all the additional features the sub includes. Hope that helps!
You never did need a monthly subscription
This is way too complicated
Hi! So, since making this video, I notice the Sonoff Slim Cam has RTSP as a standard feature which might be a good alternative for you.
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In case you're interested, I found an alternative camera to use instead and just published a video about it: th-cam.com/video/ZzLkPY5lyuo/w-d-xo.html
$35 ? Wyze Cam.. .then you need to pay every month to get normal stuff to work .
Yep, you do need to pay for some features which might be free elsewhere but the rates are quite reasonable IMO