There is no joy in Mudville. Two-way audio won’t be available soon, unless we find a more compatible method.2 Way Audio is not yet supported with this Doorbell through BI, yet meaning there are some users here working on it, with our hope to have it soon, before BI 6 comes out(inside joke)
We did get a user here who claimed to have linked to EZVIZ in Google Home, turn off Video Encryption and was able to stream to a Google Hub and Chromecast, I had no success. Even on the sites I have read for Alexa, Video Encryption had to be turned off.
Thanks for the info. I will update the 101. I am setting up a Q/A section for these type of questions.There is no joy in Mudville. Two-way audio won’t be available soon, unless we find a more compatible method.
I decided to include xaudiblex's post (displaying Doorbell to Levono Display) in the 101. Maybe others will try it and report it worked for them and share how they got it to work. Thanks.
I have found that if you block the camera from the internet the app will no longer work but the stream is still going to BI. To get the camera to connect to the app again you have to remove the block and power cycle the camera.
Yes, I have MotionEye running on a RPi3 B+ so that my Android/Windows 10/Ipad tablets and Echo Show can view the security cameras locally via their preferred browsers. I used to use tinycam pro but switched to MotionEye back in 2018.
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Thank you for this info. Are you blocking ports in a Firewall? My plan, after the Holidays is to physically unplug my Internet, in case I miss a port # and do a few test.
Thank You...Yes, I have MotionEye running on a RPi3 B+ so that my Android/Windows 10/Ipad tablets and Echo Show can view the security cameras locally via their preferred browsers. I used to use tinycam pro but switched to MotionEye back in 2018.
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A web frontend for the motion daemon. Contribute to motioneye-project/motioneye development by creating an account on GitHub.
I am using a Ubiquiti USG and I have all my cameras in a group that is blocked from access in the Wan-Out portion of the Firewall settings, blocking ip address not ports.
USG, Nice. I have had it 6 months and am still learning new things, as you can see in my last post
. I would stay with 190708 and see how she does in your testing. Thanks for all the sharing...Happy Holidays!!!, Wow, what a list: December Holidays 2019 - National Today Haha cost more than our Doorbells 
Yes one for the FRONT and one for the REAR, so you would have two wires attached to the TRANS. I don't think it matters but I used the Black wire for the TRANS. I would consider a 40va transformer though.
Thanks, upgraded without a problem
do you also get audio in your stream to motioneye from the doorbell? I don’tYes, I have MotionEye running on a RPi3 B+ so that my Android/Windows 10/Ipad tablets and Echo Show can view the security cameras locally via their preferred browsers. I used to use tinycam pro but switched to MotionEye back in 2018.
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A web frontend for the motion daemon. Contribute to motioneye-project/motioneye development by creating an account on GitHub.
I would, You might look at getting a SD Card that handles High Res. Video feeds. I use this one, it is rated V30:Thanks, upgraded without a problem
Currently my DB1 records to a Synology NAS, which syncs to a private cloud service. Is it beneficial to add a memory card to the DB1? I can imagine that it can act as some kind of buffer.
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That is correct as MotionEye doesn't record audio and probably won't ever be added as a feature. There were reports of a workaround to record audio but I didn't look into it as I already record with audio 24x7 via my NVR and can pull out my cell phone if I needed audio feed.
