In the first test, I was able to pan and tilt the camera (zoom is not supported by my hardware), by invoking the servie manually from dev tools, so now I only need to put some nice buttons on the view to make it human-friendly - I will probably go the same way as with the Xiaomi vacuum (lovelace card).
Hi!
Kind of same issue here. I have a Watashi camera where the web interface works but the pan/tilt buttons are a combination of push/unpush with (JS) left/stop.
In HA I am using this:
… which I found somewhere here (couldn’t re-find the post) as a workaround. The problem is that the movement is uncontrollable or let’s say “way too strong”(?)
I have tried add a stop command which the webpage Javascript calls when the mouse button is released but with no success (or worse I think…)
It seems I cannot add 2 services together below each other for one action (switch_cam_left), and adding it after ‘turn_off’ doesn’t make it work. Any suggestion about what I should try next?
I tested my PT-camera (no Zoom) with this new version of HA. It has to use continuous mode to work which I tested with the ONVIF device manager and it is working there.
With HA it is not working. I also get “PTZ is not available…” message.
Thank you for the heads up, it took me … some time to understand why it was off topic. As a side note the camera web interface actually has 2 options , and one is mobile. The “desktop” version works using Flash (yeah… ) and the mobile version doesn’t. It also provides “normal” cgi script for each direction which works on a single click. So now all is up and running.