Thank you all for starting this thread and leading me to my final result. I wanted to update this original thread with the steps that I took to get this working after 3-4 days trying to figure out how to get my Zmodo cameras to display in HA. Over the past few days I had tried all the different camera integrations available for HA, but none would display my Zmodo cameras. I also tried setting up MotionEye on my mobile and then adding the integration, but despite what I had read, the MotionEye app does not seem to work as well as the TinyCam Pro app that I have been running on my Android phone for many years. Maybe just because I was used to TinyCam.
I more or less followed the above instructions, but found that I could not get the Camera ID or http link required using the above instructions (jump to step 7 below if that is the step you are stuck on). To set-up my video camera stream up, I had to do the following:
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Have a working instance of TinyCam Pro on my Android phone (I will now investigate if I can side load that app on to something that can remain at home and running the server away from my Mobile resources).
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In the TinyCam app on my phone, top left menu and scroll down to the Webserver switch. Enable this and take note of the local IP address generated (http://192.168.0.141:8083) in my case which is my Phones IP address on my home network. Ensure to add your cameras to the server streaming list.
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If you do not already have DDNS enabled on your home router, set up with an account, I use No-Ip.com but others will work.
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On my Router set up a static IP address for my mobile phone - 192.168.0.141 in my case.
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Set up port forwarding of incoming requests on 8083 and directed to my mobile phone IP (192.168.0.141:8083 in my case).
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Test that you can now access the TinyCam server on both your local network and outside of your network (mobile data connection) using your DDNS account.
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To get the http address of the camera that you want to view in HA I logged into the ADMIN page in the TinyCam Server on my PC ( http://[LOCAL IP:8083] ):
Then scroll down to select the WEB SERVER LOGS:
The logs will have the cameras that you are streaming on the TinyCam Server, I found the one that I wanted to display inside HA (Garage Cam in my case) and copied the Camera ID (Below details changed for my privacy).
2022-01-18 18:13:37 [192.168.0.129] GET /api/v1/get_cam_event_list?token=a3fab27fc1aa6be0f8888bfeb45236aa1a76af18&[u]cameraId=702368957[/u]&endtime=-1&count=15&type=local&filter=
Then I built the following http:// access line which I then pasted in to HA Picture Glance Card:
http://[MY DDNS DETAILS]:8083/axis-cgi/mjpg/video.cgi?cameraId=702368957&user=[myusername]&pwd=[mypassword]
- I used the .yaml code in my “webcam.yaml” file that I saved in my separated HA filing system, otherwise put it in to your main configuration.yaml using your file editor:
camera:
- platform: mjpeg
name: Garage Camera
mjpeg_url: http://[MY DDNS DETAILS]:8083/axis-cgi/mjpg/video.cgi?cameraId=702368957&user=[myusername]&pwd=[mypassword]
The above yaml file gives a camera_entity after checking configuration and restarting HA;
In my Lovelace dashboard page where I want the Video monitor, I added a Picture Glance Card and added the new camera entity ‘camera.garage_camera’
That’s it, with the server running on my Android phone I get the video feed in to my HA.
As mentioned above it really would be great if someone could build a TinyCam HA integration so that the server is running on HA platform, as I have found TinyCam is able to handle many, many camera types and feeds very easily and that would avoid having to have an Android phone running 24/7 with the TinyCam server running in the background.
I hope that My update above helps others, who like me were unable to add their camera to HA using the many other methods and Integrations.
I hope it helps someone to spend less time trying to get a NON standard camera feed in to HA 
EDIT: After rebooting my TinyCam server I lost the feed, until i changed the http access to use the user&pwd. I have updated my above steps to reflect this.
); after editing the webserver settings, remember to enable/turn on “web server” in the main sidebar menu.
