WyzeCamV2 used as an IP camera with Duet Wifi
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YAY!!! I have two of those gathering dust, for just this reason.
YAY!!!
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Mine apparently had old firmware, the
config\lighttpd.conffile didn't have anything resembling the above. I did discover 'autoupdate.sh' while poking around. If anyone finds their file to be not as described, try this:You may or may not wish to use the -f (force) option.
ssh root@192.168.x.x default password is 'ismart12' cd /system/sdcard ******* edit autoupdate.sh with vi and remove *.user and autoupdate.sh from the filter ********* ./autoupdate.sh -d /system/sdcard -f -vCheck your
/system/sdcard/config/wpa_supplicant.confand adjust for your network, if required. Mine was OK. -
And, after all of that, NO JOY. However:
ssh root@192.168.x.x default password is 'ismart12' cd /system/sdcard cp lighttpd.conf.dist lighttpd.confAnd then the described edits, and a reboot, and VIOLA! The currentpic URL no longer requires a password.
WOO HOO
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Just bought 2 WyzecamV2 just for this.
Turns out I can't connect to them (either of them).
The app works well, I see the RTSP feed via VLC, but I cannot connect to it through either ssh or www (http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx nor https://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx)
Any idea? I did extract all files to a microSD, edited the files on it as per instructions (wpa file, not the network).
as mentioned, works well in the app, VLC, even coupled to my Synology NAS, but can'T get it to work...
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It is hard to tell from your description, are you confident you got the firmware change to "take"? Do you see a web page with admin/ismart12 as the uid/pwd? (or root/ismart12, I don't remember)
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I do not see that at all. Seems like the firmware didn't update. How do you update this firmware exactly? Is there a special procedure? I updated via the usb card to the latest official first thing, then updated to the second "official" with RTSP.
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I gave up on it for the moment.
I was able to get it installed, but it is VERY unstable. The video would turn off randomly, and the only way to turn it back on was to go in the video settings, and select another format 2-3 times, then it would MAYBE come back. then if you reboot, it might work, or not.
Same thing on 2 cameras. Reinstalled the firmware with RTSP for now until they have a more stable version.
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@Thalios I used the Dafang hacks on multiple Wyze v2 without any problems and had them running that way for ages. Have switched all bar the one I use on my HEVO back to stock firmware as I'm using a different DVR. Hope you have better luck when you retry
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Ultimately, Dafan Hacks is one way to make a $25 to $35 Wyze camera have extra features not often found at that price point. If that whole lash-up is not working, each of us has to decide when the time invested exceeds buying a $60 to $80 camera that has those features "out of the box".
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Hi, I just purchased a Wyze cam V2 and have a question. By applying this hack will it remove the ability to use the Wyze App?
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from what I saw, yes. the Wyze app is no longer usable. You can reflash to basic firmware though and get it back (that's what I did)
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Hey y'all,
Sorry for raising this thread from the dead, but I just received a pair of Wyze cams for my printer setup and I'm having some issues configuring it with the "Dafang" hack. It appears as though I have everything installed correctly, as I can access the cameras webpage and all, but it doesn't like to stream my video feed.
Basically, it doesn't actually stream the video. I go to the https://MyIPAddress/cgi-bin/currentpic.cgi webpage and it only loads one picture and if I want it to update I have to manually click refresh. I also tried to open the stream in VLC player and it wouldn't open (well, I think is did actually open, it's just that the entire "stream" is just 1 frame, so it immediately closes because the "stream" is super short). I honestly don't know how to fix the problem
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Ok, so I got the RSTP stream to work, but I can't use that in DWC, so it kinda defeats the purpose
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@Nathan116 said in WyzeCamV2 used as an IP camera with Duet Wifi:
Is there any way to get a usable stream that can be used in DWC?
Which browser?
https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/20366/adding-camera-duet2-wifi-rstp-problems-chrome
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@DIY-O-Sphere I've tried it both in Chrome and Edge and no luck. I can see a still image in cgi-bin/currentpic.cgi, but in DWC not if I just go to the local address does it auto update, instead I'm stuck having manually click the refresh button if I want an updated picture, which is kinda useless, as I'm not gonna just sit and click refresh constantly. Even if I got it auto update like once a second or something, that choppy video would be better than nothing, but having to constantly refresh all of DWC, well, at that point...
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Many thanks !! work realy great with Mabover tips ^^
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@nathan116 Did you ever resolve the issue of it not updating the image? I have the same issue.
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@ericlmccormick @Nathan116 I have solved the issue by completely disregarding the file path for the /cgi-bin/currentpic.cgi and simply using the ip address - it actually just shows you the entire camera UI so you have access to all the onboard camera settings and controls through DWC. See the attached screenshots below with the ui example and ip address settings.
I believe the issue of the still image in DWC with the /cgi-bin/currentpic.cgi is simply related something to the https settings in the firmware of the camera and the way chrome/edge works (edge uses the chrome backend) as was discussed in this thread: [https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/20366/adding-camera-duet2-wifi-rstp-problems-chrome/15]
I have not tested the solution in the thread above and simply use the camera ip address as discussed previously. Both http and https work for me stock.
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@anamit117 Thanks for following up on this. Did you find the focus to be ok as-is?
