Happy Saturday everyone! Something a bit different today! I've not done a tutorial in a long time, and I thought I'll do something easy. Turns out Android TV has changed a lot in the last year or two and Nest have totally bollocksed up their Android TV app so this was an utter nightmare to achieve 🤣 Easy to replicate though now I've gone through that pain so I hope this one helps you all out! There's no sponsorship on this one so if you fancy buying me a beer as a thank you then the details are below, as usual no pressure at all to do so... BUY ME A BEER Donate to the channel: paypal.me/PaulHibbert Become a monthly contributor on Patreon: www.patreon.com/paulhibbert
Morning Paul, I have NVIDIA shield, and if I ask google assistant to stream front yard camera to Nvida shield, it just does? Do you need this program if you want it to interrupt t.v??? I have nest thermostat, but only use Voger Cams...When I tell home assistant.... ...home assistant.....
Well this is brilliant Paul! The only thing that could make it better is if there was some company that made the software for all these devices that could implement a simple button for this. 🤣
Attaching the doorbell to the mount is a little difficult but once it locks into place it seems extremely sturdy. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxxHZwMa8CsRjYhf9s4W8w0Dwm47uytWOp I replaced my regular doorbell with this and hard wired it in, using my existing wires and mechanical chime. It works perfect so far and integrates perfectly with my blink camera system. It also works seamlessly with Alexa
I've got a reliable Aeon motion sensor at my front door that never false triggers. I just set an Alexa routine which basically goes 'if sensor triggers, then tell alexa to show me the front door camera'. The feed then pops up on my lounge echo show.
Thank you Paul. That was brilliant. I'm just super disappointed that in 21st century people have to go through all this procedure instead of just click on the phone "show the doorbell camera on my TV, when motion". ;( ;( ;( It's so sad how the smart home industry is so dumb. :/
I hate to say it. But doorbells with HomeKit support from Apple, Netatmo for example. It's just works seamlessly with Apple TV, so a live view in a small windows on your Apple TV without any rocketscience settings in this video..
Eufy will work on the Firestick by adding the Eufy skill to Alexa and creating a routine so that when the doorbell is pressed, Eufy than streams to the Firestick on your TV
I worked on CT, MRI scanners for 30+ yrs and this procedure is more involved that operating one of those... It proves Paul Hibbert is a smart cookie besides being a funny guy!
Hi Paul - Hope you enjoyed the beer I sent your way last week. I had to figure out what the average UK beer price was which was rather fun stuff. This video ... It was excellent. I no longer watch TV but this is EXACTLY the kinda thing my late husband wanted to figure out how to do 5yrs ago. He got something working but it still required he grab his Android tablet. I learn so much from watching your videos and having done written tutorials I can really appreciate what a pain doing a video version would be. You nailed it. Cheers from Australia!
Thank you so much. You'll likely get a thank you from me by email eventually. Things have been hectic this past month! Hope I did your husband proud ❤️
So I’ve figured this home assistant part . It goes ; Create- event - ui Action - launch app- google assistant- say - show “camera nam” The part I’d love to figure out is how to get all this to run smoothly in the background.
Although I love smart home automation I have no clue where to start with all this magic electricary. However, you Paul make this shit great. I watch your videos and laugh even if I’ve not a clue what you are talking about. Keep up the good work, I appreciate you mate 🏆👍🏼
Great tutorial video, and shame about Amazon Fire TV sticks not working for this. One minor thing you missed is that you need to set the Nest app to only notify you when someone presses the door bell. Mine is set to notify me when the door bell is pressed or when it sees a person, in which case my TV is going to be flicking to the Nest app way more times than I need it to. I guess some people will learn this the hard way tho! 🙂
This is a great tutorial. I have smartthings multipurpose sensors that go off when I have a knock at the door and it tells all my echos that someone is knocking at the door. With this I should be able to load up my regular cameras that work with smart home etc, sweet. Now when my robovac bumps the front door, not only will the army of echos shout at me but my TV with show me nobody outside 🤣 I do turn the notification off when she's hoovering
Hi good video. In July 2024 you can more simply from Android install the alexa app and attach it to the google nest app and have it shown on your Fire tv when somebody rings or even instruct it to show the camera.
Don't have a camera doorbell, just watching for entertainment value (and a little for Tasker curiosity). Question though: are the automated button press coordinates always the same? I guess potentially for this app they are, but what if someone wanted something similar to your tutorial, but launch a different app with different button placement? How would they find the right coordinates?
If I'm not mistaken, the coordinates are counted from top left to bottom right. If you have a lower or higher resolution it could be these coordinates are not for you. You could however check the developer options of that android device to see if there is an option that shows the coordinates. Guess these coordinates are pixel based so you could also do a raw calculation. It's quite a big area where you can click in.
@@TheoWillemse With a little luck there might be an app that can give you the coordinates. I was hoping Paul might add how he got them to his post, as people will likely look there first and it seems like a bit of an oversight for the tutorial not to mention how he obtained them. And agreed, top left to bottom right seems sensible, different resolution would most likely change it for other devices. I also remember a well hidden setting in Android for how much screen elements should be enlarged, which I once used to make everything on my phone a bit smaller. Unfortunately I don't remember the specific setting, but it needed a terminal command so it probably isn't commonly used. In any case, it seems likely that the coordinates can vary.
Trial and error is the only way I've found to do it, just punch some numbers in and then press play in tasker and see where the mouse ends up clicking, repeat the process until the mouse is clicking in the right place 😊
Totally brilliant--that you figured it out AND made the tutorial swift and definitely not boring. Will I tackle this? Don't know. But watching it was fun.
Nice one hibbsy, I like this, so here, have some engagement (of course, I have done this a different way _humps air and yells home assistant_ - but super cool to see content like this again ❤️🔥)
Great tutorial!!! I am happy to see you doing these again. Unfortunately I have a iPhone, Roku TV a yes a Bezos Bell (crappy first gen Ring). I am going to have to find a way to sideload on Roku
Thanks for figuring all of that out for me! I'd've given it a few hours, then resigned it to the "I'll figure it out later" pile. It's a big pile, mostly Home Assistant related.
So I’ve figured this home assistant part . It goes ; Create- event - ui Action - launch app- google assistant- say - show “camera nam” The part I’d love to figure out is how to get all this to run smoothly in the background.
Great video as always fella. I've no idea how you work all of this out 🤣 you must be a super intelligent being from another planet, sent to earth to show off to us mere humans 😂. I don't have a video doorbell but I do have several Reolink cameras that I can view on my Philips smart TV 👍
@@paulhibbert how you finding the image on your Philips TV? We have the philips 58pus8545 12, it seems to struggle with black images making it quite "blocky" :-/
No obvious blockiness, but I find it a bit high contrast. When watching my own videos I am always shocked at how dark my skin tone looks, but I don't notice this when watching anything else. 🤔
Was gutted when you said it needs Android tv as my LG and Samsung aren't, but I still watched it all, thanks for the videos, always informative and amusing
@@paulhibbert I did wonder how many people watching still get the deanna troi reference, and how you happened to have that clip to hand for the editing lol
I have a camera doorbell with RING, however, RING still doesn't work with Amazon, and neither of my TV's have an APP for Ring. So "Any doorbell" to stream to my TV, I'm waiting for one for Ring :) Thanks and keep up the great videos.
I've just done this with my ezviz cctv camera is there an easier way to find out your field point ? Also just to note when I opened the APK tasker after installing it told me it wouldn't work unless purchased from Google play store so don't know if things have changed since thus video was made 🙂 Ps is there anyway to ask tasker to change your HDMI channel so if your not watching anything on say your shield but on something else .. it Will change to your shield and load the camera app ?
I know there is a way to grab the actual stream file by making a Google developers account and tapping into it that way, it would be a quicker startup but probably more complicated. Or the Google assistant has a voice command to open the camera directly that could also be implemented into tasker instead. I think that can only be done with the new Chromecast though.
@@Far_Ken from what I remember it is a standard rtmp stream but the encryption key rotates. Probably better off trying to work the google assistant command into tasker to open it so everything is happy.
Paul, the only challenge is you tease being able to do this with any TV and Doorbell. I have an LG TV and a Eufy Doorbell…. Broken! Hahaha! Great tutorial though.
Amazon Alexa is the best for home automation, it has the most skills. Also, Google can't add a device to more than 1 room or group; example: kitchen and family room are adjacent to each other and I want the lights in both room to turn off if I say all, as well as independently turning off either room. Alexa is inexpensive so I bought 8 to equip every room with Amazon Alexa for voice control so that I can just ask 'turn off the lights' and the echo in that room knows to turn off those lights and not other lights in the house. Alexa also allows a voice routine to have many alternative phrases. Google app's fonts are really really really tiny for my old eyes.
Thank you for making this it’s very cool ! I know these type of video take more work than normal but it’s very much appreciate. Honestly watch it because your brand of humor 😂
Great stuff kept me busy for ages it would only open Ring app on my Formuler box at first. I then played for ages. Changed x,y to 800,800 then added another task Wait 4 seconds and another Autoinput task click, point, x,y 800,800 again and it worked,. Thanks Paul I'll buy you a beer next time your in Blackpool, you'll get 2 for the price of a southern 1 LOL
Here I hoped that the solution would be using google routine as task.. darn... Then I would be able to send the Nest CAM to my chromecast monitor instead.. Great tutorial even if it's not for my setup.
Very interesting video. It will sure help a lot of people out. I will still have to keep looking further a bit, as I only have a WebOS TV. At the moment looking into the notifications send through via my Home Assistant installation.
I too have web OS, it’s so useless! I have been reading up on how to hack it, incase that interests you. But anyway, I currently use a chromecast and I think I’ll find a way to get this outcome using that, tasker or ifttt or a combination. Don’t despair, where there’s a will there’s a way.
Hi Paul, I know you did this video a while back but I had a number of questions. As a newbie I'm trying to automate some things for my parents home and the idea of being able to have the video doorbell automatically display on the TV for them would be fantastic I understand the basic concepts of what you were putting together - now to my questions. Since a bit of time has passed are any of the steps/tools need to be updated to do this? The TV my parents have is a new Samsung - 55” Class S95B OLED 4K Smart Tizen TV so I assume it has the capability to install the apps you talked about in it's OS. They have a eufy video doorbell. They also don't have an android phone, but they do have an IPAD that can run the eufy app and receive doorbell notifications. Does the tasker app work on an ipad or does it need to be an android phone? I'd love any advice you can give on how to get this automated process started. I'd be happy to buy you a few beers so we can chat - let me know your thoughts. Love all your videos and I hope you have a great new year and look forward to hearing from you soon. Thnx Bob Kresz
Hi mate. This is brilliant, I've been looking for a way to convince Mrs it I need to leave the TV permanently on🤪. But seriously I'm assuming you need to have TV permanently on. Or can you get it to turn your TV on first and only when somebody's at home?
Great idea, I can’t leave the TV on either, I intend to use this myself… Having said that and with the caveat that I’ve have only a tiny bit of Tasker experience… You don’t need to leave the TV, the android phone is listening, add an additional step when you launch Nest - “turn the TV and set the TV’s input to the android tv….” Prosit, Craig
That's a HEAP of hoops to jump through! I have a Love hate relationship with my apple ecosystem, but do love the fact Apple just does this as soon as you attach a doorbell.
Holy Balls Man! I like technology but hate it at the same time! I've been considering all the options when it comes to getting home security cams, wired vs Wifi, Solar vs wired, all of the different brands and was leaning towards the Eufi's but every option just seems to have some major flaw. If you have a wired DVR type system & the crooks take your Dvr your screwed, if you have Wifi Cams you can't monitor them all at once in real time on a monitor. Or there's Wifi jammers, It's like you have to have a mixture of all of these crappy systems or jump through 10,000 hoops to have a foolproof setup, or just hire a pro to install a wired system with backup power and footage stored in the cloud, paid subscriptions, Hidden DVR, add on some Solar Cams that you can only view on your phone. It's utterly ridiculous how complicated this all is! Your Video is very entertaining, but I'd rather die than go through all of that.
The Apple TV has a pop up that shows the video that appears on half the tv and u could press the remote button to go full screen if u have a homekit doorbell
Great video. Silly question though. Why would you choose to use push bullet to push the Nest notification from your phone if you have the Nest app installed on the Shield...?
Yes, agree. You would think that the Nest App on the TV /Nvidia would get the same notification when the doorbell is depressed, to then show the door camera.
Honestly an impressive tutorial, I can only imagine how annoying it would of been to setup this for the first time, trying to find X and y coordinates ect, it actually baffles me how google tv doesn't just have an app and setting that works with it, my experience with the nest doorbell so far has been utter trash
Great video, super handy! Is there any way that something similar could be done to get the video feed to play on a smart display? I have a Eufy Battery Doorbell and would love it to display the feed on my Google Home Max when the doorbell is pressed :-)
So I’ve figured this home assistant part . It goes ; Create- event - ui Action - launch app- google assistant- say - show “camera nam” The part I’d love to figure out is how to get all this to run smoothly in the background.
So if I have a nest door bell and a chromcast I would still have to door all this setup? Great content as usual Paul! Thanks for kick starting Saturdays.
Thanks dude! Obviously you can load it with your voice, but I don't THINK there's any way to automatically load the feed. For that you would need my setup.
Not to be that one guy, but you could make an automation in Home Assistant that plays the camera stream on your Nvidia Shield when your Doorbell detects motion. In understand why do didn't want to do this, but honestly it's not the hardest thing compared to all this stuff.
Easy, peasy lemon sq...... 😲 My brain is fried 😵😭 Think ill save my sanity and peep through the curtains instead 😅 A great tutorial for someone I'm sure👍
Replace nest app with Eufy and select the Eufy app throughout the tutorial instead of nest 😊 the only other thing you might have to change is where the mouse clicks on the screen when configuring autoinput.
Great tutorial! Loved it! What a wonderful workaround for such a required built-in feature. I've installed & configured everything step-by-step both on my phone & Google Chromecast with Google TV devices. However, for some reason the push notification from Pushbullet doesn't trigger the task on tasker. Not manually and not by Tasker. Permissions are all set properly. Any ideas?
Excellent tutorial, thank you. I was wondering if this is possible with android media box and if so, what would you recommend (would Google Chromecast 4K with android TV do?).
If you have an Amazon device with a screen or fire TV stick, Eufy, Nest and Ring all have skills that allow camera views ( probably more but that's the 3 I checked ) So all you have to do is create a routine when doorbell is pressed ask Alexa to display on your selected device.
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Happy Saturday everyone! Something a bit different today! I've not done a tutorial in a long time, and I thought I'll do something easy. Turns out Android TV has changed a lot in the last year or two and Nest have totally bollocksed up their Android TV app so this was an utter nightmare to achieve 🤣 Easy to replicate though now I've gone through that pain so I hope this one helps you all out! There's no sponsorship on this one so if you fancy buying me a beer as a thank you then the details are below, as usual no pressure at all to do so...
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Morning Paul, I have NVIDIA shield, and if I ask google assistant to stream front yard camera to Nvida shield, it just does? Do you need this program if you want it to interrupt t.v??? I have nest thermostat, but only use Voger Cams...When I tell home assistant.... ...home assistant.....
Seems to work. Maybe I go back and watch the vid...
What happens if the TV isn't on? Nothing? Do you still get the push notification on your phone?
Phone off - not push right?
Not like you Paul..,🥺
That tutorial is too long and depression
Well this is brilliant Paul! The only thing that could make it better is if there was some company that made the software for all these devices that could implement a simple button for this. 🤣
Thanks mate!... Umm, is there a button that does this??
IKEA button
I think people does not get what you mean. I actually has the same complain :D
@@paulhibbert No there is not, but Google should make this happen.
Home Assistant!!!
Attaching the doorbell to the mount is a little difficult but once it locks into place it seems extremely sturdy. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxxHZwMa8CsRjYhf9s4W8w0Dwm47uytWOp I replaced my regular doorbell with this and hard wired it in, using my existing wires and mechanical chime. It works perfect so far and integrates perfectly with my blink camera system. It also works seamlessly with Alexa
I've got a reliable Aeon motion sensor at my front door that never false triggers. I just set an Alexa routine which basically goes 'if sensor triggers, then tell alexa to show me the front door camera'. The feed then pops up on my lounge echo show.
"Have they gone...." 😂😂😂
I love your comedic timing, thank you for the chuckle.
Thank you Paul. That was brilliant. I'm just super disappointed that in 21st century people have to go through all this procedure instead of just click on the phone "show the doorbell camera on my TV, when motion". ;( ;( ;( It's so sad how the smart home industry is so dumb. :/
I hate to say it. But doorbells with HomeKit support from Apple, Netatmo for example. It's just works seamlessly with Apple TV, so a live view in a small windows on your Apple TV without any rocketscience settings in this video..
Eufy will work on the Firestick by adding the Eufy skill to Alexa and creating a routine so that when the doorbell is pressed, Eufy than streams to the Firestick on your TV
Nice! That's smart!
Thanks Dave! Came to the comments hoping to see this. Great content Paul!
Re eufy: You can also tell alexa to show the "front door" or what ever you call the video door bell.👍
I worked on CT, MRI scanners for 30+ yrs and this procedure is more involved that operating one of those...
It proves Paul Hibbert is a smart cookie besides being a funny guy!
The fact that you need an Android phone should be added right in the title or at least in the description. This would save time for people like me!
I don't even have a Nest doorbell thingy and even I'm Exhausted after that video. Very informative 👍
Well done, and great tutorial. Tasker has a steep initial learning curve, and tutorials like that help erm ... "flatten the curve".
Thanks mate 😊
Hack videos are vintage Hibbert Home Tech 👌
Hi Paul - Hope you enjoyed the beer I sent your way last week. I had to figure out what the average UK beer price was which was rather fun stuff. This video ... It was excellent. I no longer watch TV but this is EXACTLY the kinda thing my late husband wanted to figure out how to do 5yrs ago. He got something working but it still required he grab his Android tablet. I learn so much from watching your videos and having done written tutorials I can really appreciate what a pain doing a video version would be. You nailed it. Cheers from Australia!
Thank you so much. You'll likely get a thank you from me by email eventually. Things have been hectic this past month! Hope I did your husband proud ❤️
So I’ve figured this home assistant part .
It goes ;
Create- event - ui
Action - launch app- google assistant- say - show “camera nam”
The part I’d love to figure out is how to get all this to run smoothly in the background.
Yay, I suggested this months ago and you did it. This is a good day.
It was rough going man! Creating this tutorial was not my favourite week 🤣
@@paulhibbert I can tell it was tough, but you did a great job.
Although I love smart home automation I have no clue where to start with all this magic electricary. However, you Paul make this shit great. I watch your videos and laugh even if I’ve not a clue what you are talking about.
Keep up the good work, I appreciate you mate 🏆👍🏼
Ahhhhh finally Hibbertday. Must be a great vídeo as usual
I hope so! It's definitely different! 🤣
@@paulhibbert like the kids say,nowadays, in Portugal
Top chucha 😁. But this was one of the tutorials i needed. Great work 🎊
Great tutorial video, and shame about Amazon Fire TV sticks not working for this. One minor thing you missed is that you need to set the Nest app to only notify you when someone presses the door bell. Mine is set to notify me when the door bell is pressed or when it sees a person, in which case my TV is going to be flicking to the Nest app way more times than I need it to. I guess some people will learn this the hard way tho! 🙂
Mine only ever triggers when someone is on my driveway, but yeah, good shout! I should have probably included this!
This is a great tutorial. I have smartthings multipurpose sensors that go off when I have a knock at the door and it tells all my echos that someone is knocking at the door. With this I should be able to load up my regular cameras that work with smart home etc, sweet. Now when my robovac bumps the front door, not only will the army of echos shout at me but my TV with show me nobody outside 🤣 I do turn the notification off when she's hoovering
This is genius!
Very informative. Gives me a few ideas what to do with Eufy doorbell 😊
Ahh the best begining of the saterday morning have a great weekend Paul
You too dude!
Hi good video. In July 2024 you can more simply from Android install the alexa app and attach it to the google nest app and have it shown on your Fire tv when somebody rings or even instruct it to show the camera.
Don't have a camera doorbell, just watching for entertainment value (and a little for Tasker curiosity). Question though: are the automated button press coordinates always the same? I guess potentially for this app they are, but what if someone wanted something similar to your tutorial, but launch a different app with different button placement? How would they find the right coordinates?
If I'm not mistaken, the coordinates are counted from top left to bottom right. If you have a lower or higher resolution it could be these coordinates are not for you. You could however check the developer options of that android device to see if there is an option that shows the coordinates. Guess these coordinates are pixel based so you could also do a raw calculation. It's quite a big area where you can click in.
@@TheoWillemse With a little luck there might be an app that can give you the coordinates. I was hoping Paul might add how he got them to his post, as people will likely look there first and it seems like a bit of an oversight for the tutorial not to mention how he obtained them.
And agreed, top left to bottom right seems sensible, different resolution would most likely change it for other devices. I also remember a well hidden setting in Android for how much screen elements should be enlarged, which I once used to make everything on my phone a bit smaller. Unfortunately I don't remember the specific setting, but it needed a terminal command so it probably isn't commonly used. In any case, it seems likely that the coordinates can vary.
Trial and error is the only way I've found to do it, just punch some numbers in and then press play in tasker and see where the mouse ends up clicking, repeat the process until the mouse is clicking in the right place 😊
@@paulhibbert If I find a bit of time I'll see if there's an easier way.
If you use easy setup in autoinput you can choose where to click
Love you and your TH-cam channel man!
Can you please Do more of Tasker Tutorials? And how to link it to alexa / goole home routines?
All this tech is brilliant, but I just can’t be arsed any more 😂
This is just what I have been looking for.
Thank you Paul!
No worries man!
Totally brilliant--that you figured it out AND made the tutorial swift and definitely not boring. Will I tackle this? Don't know. But watching it was fun.
my easy way was, when button pushed, tell alexa as a command, show me
your way is like a crackhead snorting liquor
Which will of course work great if both your doorbell and your TV have this ability.
Nice one hibbsy, I like this, so here, have some engagement (of course, I have done this a different way _humps air and yells home assistant_ - but super cool to see content like this again ❤️🔥)
Great tutorial!!! I am happy to see you doing these again. Unfortunately I have a iPhone, Roku TV a yes a Bezos Bell (crappy first gen Ring). I am going to have to find a way to sideload on Roku
I have the exact same setup. If you find a way let me know please.
Man exasperated by watching advert after he's made me watch 4 adverts already in his TH-cam video!
Here's a new tutorial:
Step 1: press skip ad
Step 2: appreciate the time and effort that went into producing the video.
OMG! I Can't believe Paul Hibert! He should have told us to get TH-cam Premium before watching the video!
Thanks for figuring all of that out for me! I'd've given it a few hours, then resigned it to the "I'll figure it out later" pile. It's a big pile, mostly Home Assistant related.
So I’ve figured this home assistant part .
It goes ;
Create- event - ui
Action - launch app- google assistant- say - show “camera nam”
The part I’d love to figure out is how to get all this to run smoothly in the background.
Tasker is awesome. I've been using it for years! Another GREAT video Paul!!
Great video as always fella.
I've no idea how you work all of this out 🤣 you must be a super intelligent being from another planet, sent to earth to show off to us mere humans 😂.
I don't have a video doorbell but I do have several Reolink cameras that I can view on my Philips smart TV 👍
Thanks mate, but it's just years of tinkering with bits and bobs thrown together with a day or two of trial and error 😊
@@paulhibbert how you finding the image on your Philips TV? We have the philips 58pus8545 12, it seems to struggle with black images making it quite "blocky" :-/
No obvious blockiness, but I find it a bit high contrast. When watching my own videos I am always shocked at how dark my skin tone looks, but I don't notice this when watching anything else. 🤔
Was gutted when you said it needs Android tv as my LG and Samsung aren't, but I still watched it all, thanks for the videos, always informative and amusing
Haha, thanks mate!
@@paulhibbert I did wonder how many people watching still get the deanna troi reference, and how you happened to have that clip to hand for the editing lol
Great video, Paul :) Is it my imagination, or do some of the tech companies try to prevent people doing useful tasks with their tech?
You miss spelled "all of the tech companies" 😉 yes, they're a nightmare!!
@@paulhibbert Sorry! Was hit by a bout of amnesia 😂
Bloody good video Paul.
Enjoyed the wit and humour.
Thanks for the tutorial. You’re a 💫
This was a very clear and well done tutorial! Awesome job
I have a camera doorbell with RING, however, RING still doesn't work with Amazon, and neither of my TV's have an APP for Ring. So "Any doorbell" to stream to my TV, I'm waiting for one for Ring :) Thanks and keep up the great videos.
Imagine using the chapter selection and missing all of the hilarious bits. Plebs.
Hi Paul, is still working for you?
You’re the best at doing videos, funny but informative.
Wasn’t that long ago you crossed 100k subs. Now screaming towards 200k. Sweet!
Thanks so much mate. Made my day with this comment!
@@paulhibbert my pleasure dude! Have a great long weekend 🍻
You too man!
I've just done this with my ezviz cctv camera is there an easier way to find out your field point ? Also just to note when I opened the APK tasker after installing it told me it wouldn't work unless purchased from Google play store so don't know if things have changed since thus video was made 🙂
Ps is there anyway to ask tasker to change your HDMI channel so if your not watching anything on say your shield but on something else .. it Will change to your shield and load the camera app ?
You are hysterically funny, I'm watching all your videos and can't stop laughing. Love that British humor, greeting from the USA
I know there is a way to grab the actual stream file by making a Google developers account and tapping into it that way, it would be a quicker startup but probably more complicated. Or the Google assistant has a voice command to open the camera directly that could also be implemented into tasker instead. I think that can only be done with the new Chromecast though.
Depending on the stream type, wonder if that could be pushed directly to VLC media player, which is readily available on Android TV.
@@Far_Ken from what I remember it is a standard rtmp stream but the encryption key rotates. Probably better off trying to work the google assistant command into tasker to open it so everything is happy.
Paul, the only challenge is you tease being able to do this with any TV and Doorbell. I have an LG TV and a Eufy Doorbell…. Broken! Hahaha! Great tutorial though.
Amazon Alexa is the best for home automation, it has the most skills.
Also, Google can't add a device to more than 1 room or group; example: kitchen and family room are adjacent to each other and I want the lights in both room to turn
off if I say all, as well as independently turning off either room.
Alexa is inexpensive so I bought 8 to equip every room with Amazon Alexa for voice control so that I can just ask 'turn off the lights' and the echo in that room
knows to turn off those lights and not other lights in the house.
Alexa also allows a voice routine to have many alternative phrases.
Google app's fonts are really really really tiny for my old eyes.
F'cken best tutorial ever. Solves one of the biggest problems in home automation!
Thank you for making this it’s very cool ! I know these type of video take more work than normal but it’s very much appreciate. Honestly watch it because your brand of humor 😂
Thanks man. Nice to have someone recognise the effort 😊
Good content fella, and always makes me laugh out loud.
Thanks man!!
Look at you! Getting all techy! You out ZZZed DrZZZZ!!!!! Loved it! So cool! Hope all is great!
Great stuff kept me busy for ages it would only open Ring app on my Formuler box at first. I then played for ages. Changed x,y to 800,800 then added another task Wait 4 seconds and another Autoinput task click, point, x,y 800,800 again and it worked,. Thanks Paul I'll buy you a beer next time your in Blackpool, you'll get 2 for the price of a southern 1 LOL
Nice!! Thanks mate. Really glad it's worked for you! 😊
Here I hoped that the solution would be using google routine as task.. darn... Then I would be able to send the Nest CAM to my chromecast monitor instead..
Great tutorial even if it's not for my setup.
Very interesting video. It will sure help a lot of people out. I will still have to keep looking further a bit, as I only have a WebOS TV. At the moment looking into the notifications send through via my Home Assistant installation.
I too have web OS, it’s so useless! I have been reading up on how to hack it, incase that interests you. But anyway, I currently use a chromecast and I think I’ll find a way to get this outcome using that, tasker or ifttt or a combination. Don’t despair, where there’s a will there’s a way.
Hi Paul, I know you did this video a while back but I had a number of questions. As a newbie I'm trying to automate some things for my parents home and the idea of being able to have the video doorbell automatically display on the TV for them would be fantastic I understand the basic concepts of what you were putting together - now to my questions. Since a bit of time has passed are any of the steps/tools need to be updated to do this? The TV my parents have is a new Samsung - 55” Class S95B OLED 4K Smart Tizen TV so I assume it has the capability to install the apps you talked about in it's OS. They have a eufy video doorbell. They also don't have an android phone, but they do have an IPAD that can run the eufy app and receive doorbell notifications. Does the tasker app work on an ipad or does it need to be an android phone? I'd love any advice you can give on how to get this automated process started. I'd be happy to buy you a few beers so we can chat - let me know your thoughts.
Love all your videos and I hope you have a great new year and look forward to hearing from you soon.
Thnx
Bob Kresz
Hi mate. This is brilliant, I've been looking for a way to convince Mrs it I need to leave the TV permanently on🤪. But seriously I'm assuming you need to have TV permanently on. Or can you get it to turn your TV on first and only when somebody's at home?
Great idea, I can’t leave the TV on either, I intend to use this myself…
Having said that and with the caveat that I’ve have only a tiny bit of Tasker experience…
You don’t need to leave the TV, the android phone is listening, add an additional step when you launch Nest - “turn the TV and set the TV’s input to the android tv….”
Prosit,
Craig
That's a HEAP of hoops to jump through! I have a Love hate relationship with my apple ecosystem, but do love the fact Apple just does this as soon as you attach a doorbell.
Thank you for doing a video that I asked for
Holy Balls Man! I like technology but hate it at the same time! I've been considering all the options when it comes to getting home security cams, wired vs Wifi, Solar vs wired, all of the different brands and was leaning towards the Eufi's but every option just seems to have some major flaw. If you have a wired DVR type system & the crooks take your Dvr your screwed, if you have Wifi Cams you can't monitor them all at once in real time on a monitor. Or there's Wifi jammers, It's like you have to have a mixture of all of these crappy systems or jump through 10,000 hoops to have a foolproof setup, or just hire a pro to install a wired system with backup power and footage stored in the cloud, paid subscriptions, Hidden DVR, add on some Solar Cams that you can only view on your phone. It's utterly ridiculous how complicated this all is! Your Video is very entertaining, but I'd rather die than go through all of that.
Legend. I'll be doing this later when I install my nest.
Really awesome tutorial. Absolutely crazy we have to do it this way.
Is there a way to figure out mouse coordinates for fire TV? Im testing this using "notifications for fire TV app" instead of push bullet
Does it works with a iPhone?
Yeeeeeeeeeeh a tutorial!! That's all I thought when I saw the pop-up for a new video 😂🥳🥳
You should definitely do more of these. Great work
The Apple TV has a pop up that shows the video that appears on half the tv and u could press the remote button to go full screen if u have a homekit doorbell
will this solution work with iPhone?
Loved your video editing in making this video!
Thanks for the tutorial Paul, do you know if there are any alternatives to push bullet since it isn’t available on ios?
Great video. Silly question though. Why would you choose to use push bullet to push the Nest notification from your phone if you have the Nest app installed on the Shield...?
Yes, agree. You would think that the Nest App on the TV /Nvidia would get the same notification when the doorbell is depressed, to then show the door camera.
Thanks for that, can see uses for that beyond just door bells!
A Paul Hibbert tutorial. Great stuff. More please.
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This is brilliant! Well done ! Is there a work around for someone like myself who uses an apple phone
Thank you Paul Hibbert! I've wanted this functionality for the longest time. Great video and tutorial.
Man I was literally watching videos about doorbells I want to buy and you post this! Are you reading my mind?
Always. Right now you're thinking "man that's creepy, he should stop reading my mind".
@@paulhibbert oh no he's in my head
Honestly an impressive tutorial, I can only imagine how annoying it would of been to setup this for the first time, trying to find X and y coordinates ect, it actually baffles me how google tv doesn't just have an app and setting that works with it, my experience with the nest doorbell so far has been utter trash
Great video, super handy!
Is there any way that something similar could be done to get the video feed to play on a smart display? I have a Eufy Battery Doorbell and would love it to display the feed on my Google Home Max when the doorbell is pressed :-)
So I’ve figured this home assistant part .
It goes ;
Create- event - ui
Action - launch app- google assistant- say - show “camera nam”
The part I’d love to figure out is how to get all this to run smoothly in the background.
Just liked the video at the start just because of the Star Trek comment hahaha
SOOO Relate to that hahahahaha
So if I have a nest door bell and a chromcast I would still have to door all this setup?
Great content as usual Paul! Thanks for kick starting Saturdays.
Thanks dude! Obviously you can load it with your voice, but I don't THINK there's any way to automatically load the feed. For that you would need my setup.
I have nest doorbell and I'm trying this tutorial with my phone and tablet. But I'm not there yet 😕
Not to be that one guy, but you could make an automation in Home Assistant that plays the camera stream on your Nvidia Shield when your Doorbell detects motion. In understand why do didn't want to do this, but honestly it's not the hardest thing compared to all this stuff.
Please provide instructions. Xxx
Easy, peasy lemon sq......
😲 My brain is fried 😵😭
Think ill save my sanity and peep through the curtains instead 😅
A great tutorial for someone I'm sure👍
Gareth is back!
I have the blurams doorbell and I've got a feeling that if I try anything with it my TV will explode
Paul! Can you make this camera show in picture in picture so your whole screen isn't blocked? Apple TV can do it which I would hate to switch to
Would love this too, sports mad kids go ape when the video feed appears during matches etc
Awesome.. good to see a tutorial again Paul 👍
Happy Saturday Paul. Thanks.
Happy Saturday Ron!
Great video but how do you do this without using nest app? Like say Eufy doorbell?
Replace nest app with Eufy and select the Eufy app throughout the tutorial instead of nest 😊 the only other thing you might have to change is where the mouse clicks on the screen when configuring autoinput.
Hello my lovely Paul, thanks for the video 😄
Great tutorial! Loved it! What a wonderful workaround for such a required built-in feature.
I've installed & configured everything step-by-step both on my phone & Google Chromecast with Google TV devices.
However, for some reason the push notification from Pushbullet doesn't trigger the task on tasker. Not manually and not by Tasker.
Permissions are all set properly.
Any ideas?
i like it, its just that thats way to many apps your giving your camera access to.
You forgot to add "Android TV" in the title
Love your videos you have a fantastic sense of humor!
so you gonna tell us how you figured out what the point co-ords was ? us ocd's need to know 🙂
Not the Blurams doorbell that you recommended previously. They don't want to share their stream "due to security" they say
This tutorial would work fine with blurams. There's no feed sharing involved.
Excellent tutorial, thank you. I was wondering if this is possible with android media box and if so, what would you recommend (would Google Chromecast 4K with android TV do?).
If you have an Amazon device with a screen or fire TV stick, Eufy, Nest and Ring all have skills that allow camera views ( probably more but that's the 3 I checked ) So all you have to do is create a routine when doorbell is pressed ask Alexa to display on your selected device.
That's if your doorbell has a skill and those options of course. But yeah, good idea
@@paulhibbert Eufy, Nest and Ring doorbells and indeed cameras all have a skill and the option to view the feed. 👍
Thanks for the this super cool video. do you have an updated version? Thanks.
Great!! really interesting.. better then the "semi advertorials" Editing this video must have been a nightmare! but great value
Thanks mate. Editing wasn't as hard as figuring out how to bypass all the obstacles to actually making it work 😂
Firsts are best because they are beginnings
He's done it!!
@@paulhibbert Got my life priorities back in order 👍