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**AndroidDev01** · July 9th, 2016, 07:23 AM

Originally posted by mrhappy View Post

All,

Following on from http://forums.homeseer.com/showthread.php?t=181427 I have written a BETA plugin for the DoorBird doorbell units (https://www.doorbird.com/).

The plugin has been tested by some and appears to work, it is reasonably simple and will exploit most of the available commands from the LAN API.

The plugin is a simple installation and is not available through the updater, download the zip file in this post and place it in the HS directory. It has been briefly tested on Linux (via a VM) so should work there.

It is beta so any issues/concerns/suggestions please post them to this thread and I will try and resolve, please read the documentation however.

The plugin will be free but it will be opened up for donation in due course if anyone wishes to do so.

Thank you!

Sent from my moto x

**reidfo** · July 9th, 2016, 10:01 AM

Wonderful! Thanks for developing this. I've been considering purchasing a Doorbird and think I'll go ahead and do it now. Will this plugin run on Linux?

**mrhappy** · July 9th, 2016, 10:41 AM

Originally posted by reidfo View Post

Wonderful! Thanks for developing this. I've been considering purchasing a Doorbird and think I'll go ahead and do it now. Will this plugin run on Linux?

I've tested it on an Ubuntu VM and it looks to work fine, I don't have anything else to test it on like a Zee or anything but I can't see it not working on that if it works on Ubuntu.

**Duc998** · July 9th, 2016, 08:00 PM

awesome works great already setup an event to pulse the lifx light bulbs and speak Someones at the door. Plan to setup speak to Amazon Echo via Bluetooth.

Many thanks mate where do I donate?

**mrhappy** · July 10th, 2016, 02:43 AM

Originally posted by Duc998 View Post

awesome works great already setup an event to pulse the lifx light bulbs and speak Someones at the door. Plan to setup speak to Amazon Echo via Bluetooth.

Many thanks mate where do I donate?

I've put the donation link in the first post and thanks for the feedback - please let me know if you have any issues/ideas for the plugin.

**skarragallagher** · July 10th, 2016, 10:07 PM

Nice, thanks for this!

**Eman** · July 13th, 2016, 01:08 PM

KODI Integration

Hi mrhappy,

Before I get excited, can you please add the option to integrate with Spud's Kodi plugin like this here :http://forums.homeseer.com/showthread.php?p=1213403 It would be nice to add an extra setting to choose the Kodi IP address/addresses on the network. Imagine that!

Shouldn't everything got to be inter connected or seamless in HomeSeer?

And on another note, here http://www.htpcbeginner.com/kodi-sec...ance-software/ is the link with extra scripts for more cameras.

Eman.

**skarragallagher** · July 13th, 2016, 01:25 PM

Honestly what your asking for is out side of the scope of the plugin and already possible. I use Kodi and the securitycam overlay to show cameras from BlueIris.

From what I understand the you can integrate the feed from the camera with blue iris or any other NVR and using events trigger that add-on and pass a parameter to show that specific camera based on a trigger from the plugin.

Basically it's all there already

**mrhappy** · July 13th, 2016, 01:29 PM

Originally posted by Eman View Post

Hi mrhappy,

Before I get excited, can you please add the option to integrate with Spud's Kodi plugin like this here :http://forums.homeseer.com/showthread.php?p=1213403 It would be nice to add an extra setting to choose the Kodi IP address/addresses on the network. Imagine that!

Shouldn't everything got to be inter connected or seamless in HomeSeer?

And on another note, here http://www.htpcbeginner.com/kodi-sec...ance-software/ is the link with extra scripts for more cameras.

Eman.

I'm sorry but I am not going to add specific options for specific plugins. Inter-connectivity is what the HomeSeer application is for, making calls between plugins means I have to contact authors, come to agreements over how data is exchanged, be wary in my plugin when I make changes to determine if it breaks anything else (and yes I have been here before) etc. I also don't own the plugin in question and would have to buy it.

Providing you can link to a static image from Kodi (which I imagine you can) then the functionality already exists in the plugin, when you download an image from the device it will sit in the HS HTML directory and you can link Kodi to this image and it should display.

Edit: Beaten to it with the same information!

**Pete** · July 13th, 2016, 03:15 PM

Relating to KODI wrote about a custom IP Camera script over on Cocoontech in 2014 for XBMC ==>

XBMC Security Cam Overlay Script

It will need a bit of adjustments for current KODI.

Just tested a new IP camera script that works with RTSP and MJPEG just fine.

IE using Zoneminder.
RTSP==> rtsp://www.xxx.yyy.zzz/4?tcp
MJPEG ==> hxxp://www.xxx.yyy.zzz/zm/?view=watch&mid=5

It is located here:

IPCam

You can just download the script zip file and install it, configure it using RTSP in about 5 minutes.

For multiple cameras just change the name of the IP camera in the configuration and the name of the zip file to match your camera.

**Eman** · July 13th, 2016, 05:22 PM

Originally posted by Pete View Post

Relating to KODI wrote about a custom IP Camera script over on Cocoontech in 2014 for XBMC ==>

XBMC Security Cam Overlay Script

It will need a bit of adjustments for current KODI.

Just tested a new IP camera script that works with RTSP and MJPEG just fine.

IE using Zoneminder.
RTSP==> rtsp://www.xxx.yyy.zzz/4?tcp
MJPEG ==> hxxp://www.xxx.yyy.zzz/zm/?view=watch&mid=5

It is located here:

IPCam

You can just download the script zip file and install it, configure it using RTSP in about 5 minutes.

For multiple cameras just change the name of the IP camera in the configuration and the name of the zip file to match your camera.

Nice one Pete,

I think it's the same script discused about here :http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=182540.
It's been kept alive (recycled) over the years. Credits still go to you.

Eman.

**Eman** · July 13th, 2016, 05:52 PM

Originally posted by mrhappy View Post

I'm sorry but I am not going to add specific options for specific plugins. Inter-connectivity is what the HomeSeer application is for, making calls between plugins means I have to contact authors, come to agreements over how data is exchanged, be wary in my plugin when I make changes to determine if it breaks anything else (and yes I have been here before) etc. I also don't own the plugin in question and would have to buy it.

Providing you can link to a static image from Kodi (which I imagine you can) then the functionality already exists in the plugin, when you download an image from the device it will sit in the HS HTML directory and you can link Kodi to this image and it should display.

Edit: Beaten to it with the same information!

The only reason I asked is I saw this "The DoorBird unit will only allow one connection at a time to the API" in the help file and I though that may be your plugin takes sole control of the device. I'm still waiting for the device to come and test. If it can still send video/image to other devices and at the same time connected to the plugin then that's a plus because that's how I view the image in Kodi. So with you events/device change I can invoke the Kodi plugin to show the video. Cool.

Eman.

**Pete** · July 13th, 2016, 06:03 PM

Yup; the IPCam script mentioned is much simpler to configure than the overlay script.

You just have to enter a link for your camera. With RTSP you can stream a variety of resolutions.

**skarragallagher** · July 13th, 2016, 06:31 PM

I'll have to check that script out,

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