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WebRTC Camerastream does not load on one of my devices #732
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I have the same issue with my Reolink PoE Doorbell. Every few days it just stops. I have 9 cameras working on webRTC and only the Reolink has issues. Nothing in the logs, it just stops. I have worked out that if I stop and start the webRTC addon it fixes the problem. The rest of my cameras are Unifi and have not been an issue. |
Show card's config and stream info from go2rtc WebUI for active stream. |
type: custom:webrtc-camera doesnt work with 3.6.0 but works fine on old version. |
WebRTC 3.6.0 cameras don't load in the Android companion app but will load on the same device using the browser. |
Posts like "worked before and doesn't work now" don't provide anything useful for diagnosing the problem. go2rtc has good debugging features. Web interface, logs of different levels. You need to start with the stream info from WebUI. Then you can increase the level of logs and study them. Or attach the results here. |
I use the same dashboard on the mobile app and via the web.
When I access the dashboard in the Home Assistant app, the camera card remains a broken image with "Loading...". If I use a web browser (mobile or desktop) the feeds load correctly. I turned on debug logging for the integration and this was the result when trying to access via the app:
The same logging, using a browser:
Home Assistant versions: |
Well. One user has problems with |
Mine are RTSP cameras as well, they're just added in Home Assistant as Generic Camera first. Go2RTC seems like it's working fine, just for whatever reason the companion app isn't getting a stream and I'm not sure what additional logging is available to diagnose. |
This is probably a classic mobile app cache problem. And it saved the old version of the card. |
I thought so too, but the issue persists after clearing the cache and data. I will see if it is resolved once 2024.10.4 is available on the app store. |
You need to check stream info when stream opens in mobile browser. And stream info when stream opens in hass app. |
Browser: App: |
Nothing special. Simple codecs H264+PCMA. |
App:
Browser: |
Ok. Probably the mobile app is crashing on executing JavaScript. Tell me the exact version of the mobile app. And exact version of mobile OS. |
Home Assistant Companion: Android 14 Android security update: Google Play system update: Kernel version: Build: |
same issue on android 14, players on other devices fine but not the android tablet. |
--HA 2027.6.4
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