I only picked it up because it was cheap and hoped it would just connect as a generic IP camera. Admittedly, I did little research on this one and couldn’t find much documentation in my brief search. I’m not sure if it has a username and password as it pairs through the app, so there’s no credentials tied directly to the device.Īny help would be greatly appreciated. From the Manufacturer: - Compatible with iOS and Android devices - Complete control of the camera so you can toggle viewing modes and view and record footage. I’ve also tried but can’t get anything to show up. Includes the IPC-113 Camera, power adapter, mounting hardware, instruction manual, free Vivitar Cloud service, and a 1-year warranty.
RTSP is the abbreviation of real time streaming protocol, its a network control protocol designed for use in entertainment and communications systems to control streaming media servers. I’ve tried accessing it using which produces a generic camera entity in HA but it won’t take any snapshots, etc. Almost IP surveillance cameras support RTSP video stream, that means user can use media player to watch the live video from anywhere. I have tried to get it into the Tuya app but no luck. The camera itself seems to be working quite well in the app, which has a registration process similar to Tuya. Includes the ipc 117 camera, power adapter, mounting hardware, instruction manual, free VIVITAR cloud service, and a 1-year warranty. Just wondering if anyone has used one or had any luck with getting it into HA. VIVITAR cloud: free cloud service lets you tirelessly store, review, and share footage access your camera from anywhere using the included ios or android apps. Just picked up a Vivitar IPC-113 from EB Games, because it was on special, and have been trying to get something to show up in HA.
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