Third party integration support - AI detection - Home Assistant

[maciekcctv_535647773335735]

@Reolink-Fiona are the any updates when it comes to new firmware ?

[pierregir69_564052711067883]

Up. Please Reolink, make this happens. This feature is waiting a lot for all the third party solutions.
Regards

[user_627100351893572_627100351893572]

Please make this happen Reolink!!!!

[michel cordier_657378155680849]

+ 1 for reolink webhook !

[pierregir69_564052711067883]

@Reolink-Fiona , can we some news about the webhook? You had made an announcement in september last year (it's about 9 months from now) and we'll still waiting for that. please Reolink, give us some news. This feature is important for a lot for the home automation solutions. Thanks

[pierregir69_564052711067883]

Up. Please Reolink and @Reolink-Fiona , make this really happens. This feature is waiting a lot for all the third party solutions. We do not understand why it's take so long.
Regards

[Ivan]

Any news about battery cameras and Home asistant integration?

[user_630673173327926_630673173327926]

Any news?

[Reolink Lorenz]

@user_630673173327926_630673173327926 Most of smart non-battery cameras with an A in their names, such as 510A and 823A, support AI detection notifications via CGI commands or ONVIF pull-point. You may upgrade your cameras with the latest firmware here: https://reolink.club/3OdJtYA

Also, we are testing some firmware with webhook support. If you have any cameras with an A in their names, feel free to contact our support and try out the webhook feature.
https://support.reolink.com/hc/en-us/requests/new/

[matrix19994story_441686541709496]

@user_630673173327926_630673173327926 Most of smart non-battery cameras with an A in their names, such as 510A and 823A, support AI detection notifications via CGI commands or ONVIF pull-point. You may upgrade your cameras with the latest firmware here: https://reolink.club/3OdJtYA

Also, we are testing some firmware with webhook support. If you have any cameras with an A in their names, feel free to contact our support and try out the webhook feature.
https://support.reolink.com/hc/en-us/requests/new/

I wrote to reolink support 4 messages to get firmware from webhook. It was only after 4 messages that the senior helpdesk sent me a beta firmware. However, I can't find the webhook option in them. Could you direct me to where I can find this option?

[matrix19994story_441686541709496]

@user_630673173327926_630673173327926 Most of smart non-battery cameras with an A in their names, such as 510A and 823A, support AI detection notifications via CGI commands or ONVIF pull-point. You may upgrade your cameras with the latest firmware here: https://reolink.club/3OdJtYA

Also, we are testing some firmware with webhook support. If you have any cameras with an A in their names, feel free to contact our support and try out the webhook feature.
https://support.reolink.com/hc/en-us/requests/new/

I wrote to reolink support 4 messages to get firmware from webhook. It was only after 4 messages that the senior helpdesk sent me a beta firmware. However, I can't find the webhook option in them. Could you direct me to where I can find this option?

My mistake. I was able to find the webhook option on the camera's website. If anyone is looking for it, it is in the "Push" tab.
I am very sorry for the confusion and problem.

[user_727993210269845_727993210269845]

It would be really nice to have a new Firmware with working support for ONVIF protocol, RTSP stream and such things so we can integrate the Battery related cameras as nicely as the not battery powered. So many people want to get security Cameras but don't want to do so much wiring and for that your solar Power Cameras are perfect. When they will be integrated into third Party Home automation. I am just sending my Argus back because I can not integrate it into Home A*sistant. The Camera is pretty nice and perfect for my needs but can't connect it to my home automation and because I don't want that much different apps on my smartphone your good Camera is out of the race because of your Software

[joseph_1979]

@user_727993210269845_727993210269845 Well RTSP entails for a constant stream and so producing one from a wireless camera requires the feed 24/7. The solar panel don't produce enough power to run a continuously transmitting camera. But even though the solar panel did produce enough power to run during the day, then you need a high capacity battery to having run during the night. And this comes at a cost.

[user_738593635447006_738593635447006]

@joseph_1979 I don't understand the Reolink Wi-Fi Cameras not being able to do smart detection. My 4-year-old Ring Stickup Wi-Fi with solar charger does intelligent detection in user-defined zones.