I’m new to Home Assistant, and would like to integrate my 3 TP-Link Tapo C310 cameras. When I add the integration it fails to discover any cameras on my local network. When I manually specify a camera’s IP Address, I get an error that it cannot connect to port 9999. The camera in question is runnin…

Are you using this one : [image] [Custom Component] Tapo: Cameras Control Custom Integrations HomeAssistant - Tapo: Cameras Control Custom component - Tapo: Cameras Control - to add Tapo cameras into Home Assistant Installation Copy contents of custom_compon…

No, I simply went to Settings → Add Integration → TP-Link → TAPO Thank you - I’ll give it a try and revert

[image] Justinvdm: Tapo C310 I got mine to work with Onvif too but it had issues when using the same source in multiple solutions, e.g. my Surveillance center. So I setup rtc (container) as a central ‘hub’ for the streams

Another vote for the Tapo: Cameras Control It works fine for my 3 x C310 and C320WS.

I’m happy to report that this is working perfectly for me. Had to move to on-os install (Raspberry Pi) so I could run HACS. Thanks for the assistance :slight_smile:

Hi, How to do it ? By setting up Frigate or MotionEye on proxmox ? I have the same issue - I’ve got 2x C310 on Surv.Station and I can’t get live view on Home assistant. I can change other attributes but HD/SD Streams are unavaible

installed go2rtc as a central hub, I connect via 3 endpoints (surv-station, HA tablet, HA phone) AlexxIT/go2rtc: Ultimate camera streaming application with support RTSP, RTMP, HTTP-FLV, WebRTC, MSE, HLS, MP4, MJPEG, HomeKit, FFmpeg, etc.

TP-Link Tapo C310 Integration Setup Problems

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francisp (Francis) March 30, 2024, 2:01pm 2

Are you using this one :