Other option - disable DNS on your router, add DHCP option 6 (DNS) with IP of your server and setup own dnsmasq on the server, where will be configured DNS redirection
Great tip (about buy other Router LoL).
I will try this option o maybe… configure DNS in router to point to my HA server with DNSmask, DNSServer or similar… about HA what will be the easer Addon?
The server is working great in termux on android phone. Is it possible to add audio stream to http output like http://[FAKE_SRV_IP]/dev/[CAM_ID]/audio ?
I got the same A9 with the same PCB,
any ideas how to make it completely independent from the [HD IOT Camera]?
Main goal is to record on the sd card when powered on, no interent connection/no app
It requires way too many permissions on your phone for sure
i mean create fake server.
Set up DNS redirection on yours home router. Domains ‘v720,naxclow,com’ and ''p2p.v720,naxclow,com" done
apt install python3 python3-tqdm python3-opencv done
please help. I have a Little Stars and HDWIFICAM PRO camera, this morning everything worked and now the circle is spinning all the time and I can’t see the image (I can hear the sound). I can’t see the image when the camera is connected to WIFI and when I have AP connectivity
@saper_2 I thought about the same. I’ve tracked the circuit path and pins on my different boards. But I failed to push any code to them via UART. I also tried to make the chip enter download mode using SPI but also failed. There is LibreTiny which has a firmware for BK72xx. So it seems doable. Some links from them: Download mode - Beken 72xx, Generic - BK7252 - LibreTiny
@kumy I did not try for now flashing anything (will try tomorrow).
First I wanted to read dump… So, I tried this ltchiptool (linked from LibreTiny) but didn’t work at all - got connection timeout (win gui version throw some error :-/ ). Next, I tried bk7231tools, also I had to use RX/TX**_2** pads for UART, and here is chip info:
I made a Home Assistant AddOn based on the a9 fake server repo which generates a stream with audio that go2rtc understands.
It uses ffmpeg internally to merge video with audio and adds url endpoints to send commands (like toggling IR mode)
It’s not yet that easy to install but it is working fairly well
I added a way to test custom ffmpeg commands to the ingress addon ui in case someone knows about about that.
I didn’t find a way to just copy the mjpeg over while combining with the audio stream and having an output that go2rtc understands without having to compress to h264.
Or to compress it to h264 directly within the addon and have it working in go2rtc