I'm sure I'm missing something stupid. But I just set up the Wifi version. I can get video through the Reolink app, and HomeAssistant somehow notices it on the network, but HA can't configure it because the camera's not running anything on 443 (or any port, as far as I can tell).
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I didn't, I used the mobile app as I didn't think it would affect anything (and I didn't even realize they had a Mac client; reviewing the thread, I only heard people discuss PC). Does that change how the doorbell is configured?
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Damn. Their Mac app isn't ARM native (M1, etc), so I can't even use it on my machine (as Rosetta is bloat)
Is there no workaround to open those ports up? It's funny their website says you can manage this from a web browser, but seems to now be a chicken-and-egg problem.
Is there no workaround to open those ports up? It's funny their website says you can manage this from a web browser, but seems to now be a chicken-and-egg problem.
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Did you enable all network services in the camera?
Open browser, log into the Reolink doorbell's webGUI using its IP, select the the gear icon at upper right, then "Network" => "Advanced", then scroll down, then "Port Settings", then slide switches to the right to enable RTMP, HTTP, HTTPS, then scroll down and also enable RTSP and ONVIF, then "Save" at lower right.
You must have Rosetta installed. It's a compatibility layer for x86 binaries, but the ARM chips have been out for four years. No manufacturers should be lacking a compatible app at this point.
Either way, sucks it can't be done through the iOS app.
The webGUI isn't operational, that's the issue. Nothing is listening on 443, only 9000.
Rebooted the device, nothing ever set itself up on 80 (http) or 443 (https). The device itself is online, as I can watch the feed from the app, just can't seem to get any access to it.
I don't suppose anyone's been able to directly control it through 9000?
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In the meantime, I've managed to get an optimized Silicon-M1 version
From your M1 Mac, open the App Store, type "reolink" and the "Reolink Client" will show up. But, like I said, that's a very old version, so don't download it! Click the "Apps for iPhone and Pad" tab instead: you can now download the iPad app, which is built for Apple Silicon-M1 (ARM) and has more features than the current app for macOS.
It works like a charm
…and maybe Reolink doesn't even know this
rebooted? Did you RESET it with a paper clip as in the link?
That's the media port, for the app.
Gotcha. Didn't see you post a link, but just reset it on the back. Now it's doing the (annoying) announcement of setting it up with the app.
I just hooked it up to the LAN instead of using Wifi, but nothing except port 9000 is available. I don't have access to the desktop apps; this sucks.
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...? The Reolink app in the Mac App Store is just the iPad app, which is the same as the iPhone app, with no controls over the open ports.In the meantime, I've managed to get an optimized Silicon-M1 version
From your M1 Mac, open the App Store, type "reolink" and the "Reolink Client" will show up. But, like I said, that's a very old version, so don't download it! Click the "Apps for iPhone and Pad" tab instead: you can now download the iPad app, which is built for Apple Silicon-M1 (ARM) and has more features than the current app for macOS.
It works like a charm️
…and maybe Reolink doesn't even know this
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Yep. Unfortunately that release is an x86-64 "Mach-O" binary, which requires a compatibility layer (Rosetta) to run on modern Macs. They are missing an ARM-native version.App & Client - Reolink
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Nope. But I was able to use a program called UTM and Microsoft's Windows 11 Preview service to hobble through the awful resolution enough to enable the ports. Wow that sucked! But I can actually move forward with install. Thankfully able to re-use the holes from my RCA HSDB1!
Appreciate the responses.
Appreciate the responses.
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