Homekit Secure Video #338
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+1 It could be really cool! |
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News? |
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Yeah!!! That could be fantastic! |
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From the screenshots so far, it requires a certified device. |
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Any news on this hot topic ? |
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Count me in for interest on this. |
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Ok so here's my theory for why this isn't going toe implemented soon. |
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iOS 13.2 is released with HomeKit Secure Video feature |
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The latest HAP (Non-Commercial) documentation (R2) still has no reference to HomeKit Secure Video |
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By the way, I found there the on / off characteristics of the night mode for the camera. Is it possible to add, in the form of transmission via mqtt/http? |
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+1 |
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The latest HAP (Non-Commercial) documentation (R2) still has no reference to HomeKit Secure Video |
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logitech circle 2 updated with secure video support |
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+1 |
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Following... |
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Hap nodejs updated and now supports… |
HAP does not support Secure Video yet. See here. |
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Following this |
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I had a theory that only 1st party HomeKit accessories (verified and certified ones) would only be getting support for HomeKit secure video, due to the HomeKit chip, (I don't know if all the cameras have the chip). But, Hap does seem to have added HKSV characteristics, but not the full back end or logic of it. I suggested in |
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Thank you for that link! |
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So what does it mean for this plugin and for us? |
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@mikeavdeev That HomeKit Secure Video may be coming to this plugin, and we can view the past and notifications and get motion detection. Search up HomeKit Secure Video demo on YouTube or something and that's what we'd get. |
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This is going to be amazing... we could get full functionality without the use of other workarounds for notifications etc., can't wait! |
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This is really exciting. |
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Is this definitely an upcoming enhancement? If so, is there an eta as to when we’re likely to see it? |
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It's time ... |
What? |
https://github.com/homebridge/homebridge/releases/tag/1.0.1
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Understood. Everything will get better! Take care of yourself. |
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This feature is required for a good camera experience. How can we manage to implement this? |
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We have this example to get started with. I will give it a try. |
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TBF - I’ve gave up on camera-mpeg and have switched to uCamera.Hope camera-mpeg gets updated soon as it’s way less resource hungry Sent from my iPhoneOn 24 Jul 2022, at 12:04, Albin Médoc ***@***.***> wrote:
We have this example to get started with.
I will give it a try.
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@Sunoo any updates on HKSV support? |
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I think, by now we have to assume this plugin ain’t getting updated anymore. Shame but life does have a habit of getting in the way with these things.I personally wish @Sunoo every success and thank him for his years of support to this amazing plugin.As for HKSV, I have switched over to CameraUI - there are other solutions out there too such as Scrypted so all is not lost. Sent from my iPhoneOn 12 Aug 2022, at 03:16, scaryfast8750 ***@***.***> wrote:
@Sunoo any updates on HKSV support?
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While I love CameraUI, it's also too resource and feature heavy for what I'd personally need it for, which is to simply expose camera streams to HomeKit via Homebridge, as well as have HKSV support. Unless this gets updated, or a more viable lightweight alternative doesn't turn up, I might simply fork this project and add minimal HKSV support to it, as well as update and clean up the project a bit, then publish it as an experimental and minimal alternative. (Note: the APIs required for HKSV aren't too complex, so it's fairly trivial to implement on top of this pligin, the hard part is that it requires enough time and testing to do right) |
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@Dids I'm available for testing/qa. |
I am also still interested to enhance my PR #1253 concerning two-way audio with support for HKSV in the future. So if there would be a new minimal cleaned-up stable working version with HKSV support, I would probably still be interested to add SIP two-way audio for it. |
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I have to agree with you that CameraUI is very resource intensive, however, it is the only plugin running on my particular pi so not to much of an issue…I’d be happy to test any fork of this if needed.Sent from my iPhoneOn 12 Aug 2022, at 08:04, Pauli Jokela ***@***.***> wrote:
While I love CameraUI, it's also too resource and feature heavy for what I'd personally need it for, which is to simply expose camera streams to HomeKit via Homebridge, as well as have HKSV support.
Unless this gets updated, or a more viable lightweight alternative doesn't turn up, I might simply fork this project and add minimal HKSV support to it, as well as update and clean up the project a bit, then publish it as an experimental and minimal alternative.
(Note: the APIs required for HKSV aren't too complex, so it's fairly trivial to implement on top of this pligin, the hard part is that it requires enough time and testing to do right)
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Agree with all...CameraUI is just too much stuff. And I bet we arent alone, which is why this project(CameraFFMPEG) is so popular. @Dids @nkpm @steverae68 I am also available for testing. |
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Anyone still willing to try to take this on and add to the code? Scrypted works fine, but I miss the simplicity of CameraFFMPEG. |
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I guess I sorta owe everyone a bit of an update. This has been a very difficult year for many reasons. I know this is somewhat going to sound like a list of excuses, but it's the situation:
All that said - I am still around here. I've been attempting to answer issue tickets here where I can and make sure at minimum any security issues are patched in my various projects as promptly as possible. It's just been a long time since I've had the energy to do much personal coding beyond that for a while now (I hope things are settling down soon though, knock on wood). A few people mentioned they were possibly looking into adding support for HKSV themselves. If someone else gets HKSV working with this code base, I'd be happy to accept a pull request, or possibly even add a contributor onto this project. I'm deeply sorry that this highly anticipated feature has been so delayed, and I probably should have posted this update a while ago, but I keep hoping things will settle down and let me focus on this stuff more. Unfortunately that just hasn't happened yet. |
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Please don't apologize, you've donated a ton of your time and talent to build and share this excellent project with the community for free! I for one am very grateful for that, thank you 🙏. I hope things start looking up for you. I don't have the time to hack on this right now, hopefully someone else can take up the torch until things get more stable for you. |
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Hi David, Sorry to hear you've had a tough year. You don't owe us anything, and you certainly don't have to apologize when life gets in a way. Open source contribution in your free time should be about having fun, and that's not always possible due to external factors. Thank you for your work so far and good luck with your more pressing matters. Time to see if anyone else in the community can step up to the challenge :) |
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Dude. Takes courage to put it all out there like this so kudos to you and you should absolutely prioritize yourself and the things you care about in your life first. Not a bunch of us strangers using your free code!
You owe us nothing and we are all(at least me) for the time you do put in. Good luck with all the challenges and wish you the best.
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I guess I sorta owe everyone a bit of an update. This has been a very difficult year for many reasons. I know this is somewhat going to sound like a list of excuses, but it's the situation:
Near the start of the year, I had a pipe burst and do a lot of damage to my house (many of you will already be aware of this, but I'm including it anyways.) While reconstruction has finished, I'm still fighting with the insurance company over this claim.
With the burst pipe, many of my IP cameras were destroyed. I do plan to replace them (and several other things), whenever the insurance is settled.
Also near the start of the year, my small team at my day job had three people leave the company. This has drastically increased my workload there, and pushed me towards burning out a few times. Unfortunately, I need to prioritize my day job which pays my bills over personal work.
About a month or so back my father was diagnosed with cancer.
My cat has developed multiple health issues over the year, which has required a lot of care and semi-frequent vet visits.
For reasons I will not go into publicly, I am currently starting to look for a new job.
All that said - I am still around here. I've been attempting to answer issue tickets here where I can and make sure at minimum any security issues are patched in my various projects as promptly as possible. It's just been a long time since I've had the energy to do much personal coding beyond that for a while now (I hope things are settling down soon though, knock on wood).
A few people mentioned they were possibly looking into adding support for HKSV themselves. If someone else gets HKSV working with this code base, I'd be happy to accept a pull request, or possibly even add a contributor onto this project.
I'm deeply sorry that this highly anticipated feature has been so delayed, and I probably should have posted this update a while ago, but I keep hoping things will settle down and let me focus on this stuff more. Unfortunately that just hasn't happened yet.
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First priority is household and family, you're doing the right things. If you've felt any pressure from this community to put this project before more important things, then it's we who owe you an apology. Hang in there, be there for your dad. This code will be here whenever you get back around to it. |
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Hey David, As I’ve said many times before, family and personal life always comes first. It’s not like we don’t have alternatives to get HKSV and we will all happily use these until someone can pick up this project and push it forward. I’m old and don’t have a clue where to even start with this as far a coding is concerned (I trained in COBOL and Basic in the 80’s - Showing my age here) - but I’m happy to test any beta builds with my setup if needed.Good luck David in your future and if you need to take time out and just chill on the toilet… che k out my iOS game - https://RaeEnterprises.UkThank you for all you time over these last few years and I echo everyone else’s comments in the community - take it easy Sent from my iPhoneOn 30 Aug 2022, at 15:03, jlg89 ***@***.***> wrote:
First priority is household and family, you're doing the right things. If you've felt any pressure from this community to put this project before more important things, then it's we who owe you an apology. Hang in there, be there for your dad. This code will be here whenever you get back around to it.
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FWIW, I'm still using homebridge-camera-ffmpeg where HSV, motion detection, etc. aren't needed (KISS principle), but I just installed Scrypted using the docker method on rPi, moved my August Doorbell Cam Pro from homebridge-camera-ffmpeg (using motion and mqtt for motion detection) to Scrypted, with all its built-in stuff. It works beautifully, full HSV support, a very well-put-together system. David, I don't see much reason for you to worry about HSV support unless it's just a burr under your saddle. Personally, if you have any dev time, I'd prefer you spend it on creating a Scrypted plugin version of homebridge-dafang-mqtt-republish. UPDATE: With some help from the Scrypted dev, I was able to create an MQTT device script that provides pan/tilt switches for a Dafang Hacks camera to HomeKit via Scrypted. The script can easily be expanded to include whatever other controls are desired (LEDs, motion detection, etc.). I now have my old Dafang-hacked WyzeCams working with HSV, with pan/tilt control, in Scrypted. The script is posted at koush/scrypted#423 (comment) |
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Any update on this issue? Would be great to have this functionality in this driver without the need for Scrypted. |
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Hi, i HSV still missing for this project? I just came along from a link which mentions camera ffmpeg has HSV support. Best Regards X23 |
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Just a yearly reminder about HKSV status here. The only missed feature here on this project so far. Hope you doing well these days @Sunoo |
I subscribed here because I wanted to implement HKSV on my (rooted) Bticino doorbell, so I was looking for a HSKV implementation at that time. I am unsure what is lacking from the Homebridge side (I use HA mainly with my now Bticino HKSV compliant doorbell). If anyone can point out what is lacking, I don't mind having a look (but if it's UI stuff .. that's not my thing). |
I’ve continued being very busy, unfortunately. I have, however, transferred ownership of this repository over to the Homebridge organization. I’m sticking around, but I’m hoping some of them can provide some of the time I haven’t been able to lately. |
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If anyone is interested. We have HKSV published to the if anyone would like to help implement this support, and improve what |
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Just in case - old HKSV PR available here |
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@350d that is what is merged into alpha |
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I’ll fire up Homebridge again, haven’t used it for years….. and test this outI’ll let you know Sent from my iPhoneOn 28 Oct 2024, at 16:10, Donavan Becker ***@***.***> wrote:
@350d that is what is merged into alpha
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and others
In June, Apple announced the upcoming Homekit Secure Video feature where all video will also be backed up in iCloud. While I assume it will have to be finalized before we know for sure, but in theory will this plugin be able to support that, or do we think that feature will only work with manufacturer's working directly with Apple?
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