I have a mixture of both, both worked fine until the power recycle..... will check the rtmps URL again to make sure they have not changed..... which it appears they have not.....
Nest Cams all dropped signal
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fenderman
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It is an option, you first need to admit you made a mistake. Then do the right thing. It wont cost you any additional money. Wait till your isp starts data capping...
mat200
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Never heard back from support, so I found a different product to display the video feeds. Even with the up and down feed my delay is only 3 seconds, and I am fine with that.
I will give it a try..... using a different program now. BI support stated they were working on a fix.... so this is a known issue. Thanks
for some reason the RTMPS will not work , just the HTTPS/JPEG...
has anyone any ideas please? I only want to try the alternative as the HTTPS is 1fps max
has anyone any ideas please? I only want to try the alternative as the HTTPS is 1fps max
pmcross
Pulling my weight
My 2 Nest cams and my Nest Hello are still working in BI. Check to see if you RTMPS URL has changed. This has happened to me before.
Hi mate.
Can you please explain where i find out about the RTMPS URL? All i do to get it to show my nest hello on BI is : add the public sharing link and use the Https drop down from the 3 choices.
Is there another way I should do it?
pmcross
Pulling my weight
The RTMPS URL can be determined using Microsoft Edge. Go to your public link from the Nest camera in Edge. Right click on the video stream in Edge and go to inspect element. Copy the entire https URL. It should look something like this: "stream-us1-alfa.dropcam.com/nexus_aac/Unique Identifier"
You will need to remove the suffix after nexus. You then go into BI and select RTMPS and paste the URL. The corrected URL looks like this: "stream-us1-alfa.dropcam.com/nexus/Unique Identifier"
The quotes that I put in don't need to be included (I put them there because the forum is changing the links to something strange).
From reading other posts, it appears that Google removed the RTMPS URL section recently, but you can still use the same modified URL that they give you that is HTTPS.
I hope that this makes sense. If you have any questions just let me know.
You will need to remove the suffix after nexus. You then go into BI and select RTMPS and paste the URL. The corrected URL looks like this: "stream-us1-alfa.dropcam.com/nexus/Unique Identifier"
The quotes that I put in don't need to be included (I put them there because the forum is changing the links to something strange).
From reading other posts, it appears that Google removed the RTMPS URL section recently, but you can still use the same modified URL that they give you that is HTTPS.
I hope that this makes sense. If you have any questions just let me know.
Does this still work? I used Microsoft Edge to "inspect element" for my Nest Hello but I don't see a link similar to what you mentioned "stream-us1..."
Thanks!
Thanks!
pmcross
Pulling my weight
Unfortunately this method no longer works. Now you need to select Nest/Dropcam as the make and RTMPS via public page as model and then put the public URL in the address bar in the camera properties.