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RTSP protocol for Ring devices?
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Any plan to enable the RTSP protocol on Ring Doorbells and Cameras? That's a standard streaming protocol for security cams that will enable Ring devices to work with 3rd party software like Blue Iris.

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04-11-2019 11:51:23

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  • O

    I'd also like that.

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    09-11-2019 17:38:29

    • J

      RTSP is indeed the predominant protocol used by IP CCTV cameras - that is what might be regarded as professional grade CCTV equipment. However it seems consumer or 'smart home' cameras more typically use HLS that is HTTPS Live Streaming instead.For example Netatmo use HLS on their indoor, outdoor and smart doorbell cameras. I believe NetGear Arlo might support both, I have seen a comment saying it (now) supports RTSP but that stream is encrypted. The fact NetGear Arlo now supports HomeKit suggests it also supports HLS since that is what HomeKit supports.So support for both protocols would be preferable. For what its worth the app 'SecuritySpy' for Mac only supports RTSP and not HLS. :cry:Also it seems older or simpler cameras may still only support MJPEG which as far as I am aware does not support audio.I believe the Ring doorbells support SIP and the Ring Stickup Camera uses MJPEG.

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      11-11-2019 11:40:21

      • F

        I also need that for Blue Iris integration

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        23-11-2019 17:47:27

          D

          Same for me. My $34. Wyze pan cams have RTSP firmware that can be loaded and provides my Blue Iris with a stream. which works exceptionally well.

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          09-12-2019 21:47:34

          R

          Ive got 5 wyze cams going now with blue iris. Local internal storage! Yeah! I’ve tapped into all of them with rtsp. It’d be really cool to see who’s at the doorbell with blue iris too!!

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          04-01-2020 22:41:23

          H

          Have you had luck long term with Wyze and RTSP with Blue Iris? I kept having them disconnect.

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          09-01-2020 12:24:37

          R

          The cams with the weaker wifi signal do drop there connections. I have upgraded my wifi network with a medium duty router and that helped. I then took my old linksys router and used that as an extender. That helped.. I do have plans to expand my wifi network with a tp-link extender. RING/AMAZON - LE

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          09-01-2020 14:16:54

          H

          Ok thanks. It's weird mine would drop connection every couple of hours. It wasn't the wifi signal though. I have terrific signal throughout my house. Blue Iris would have an error and wouldn't be able to stream the wyze again until I rebooted the camera. I spoke to wyze and basically they just said

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          09-01-2020 17:49:02

      • W

        Also voting for RTSP for ring devices for Shinobi and zoneminder integration

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        20-08-2020 19:37:33

        • W

          Everyone on this thread should upvote this idea in the feature request section. [https://community.ring.com/t5/Feature-Request-Board/RTSP-Real-Time-Streaming-Protocol/idi-p/29869](https://community.ring.com/t5/Feature-Request-Board/RTSP-Real-Time-Streaming-Protocol/idi-p/29869)

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          20-08-2020 19:45:23

            R

            Headline tonight: Failure to Login and Issues loading the App and Website RTSP NOW, enough is enough its midnight and I have to sleep with no camera alerts....

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            28-08-2020 04:58:40

            L

            Voted.

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            05-09-2020 10:19:25

            R

            Also voted

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            11-09-2020 09:43:09

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