First question,
Is there a way to get this camera to work with the Amcrest Smart Home app? So far I can only get it recognized on the older Amcrest View Pro app. It would be nice to get all my cameras availible in one app
Question on IP3M-HX2
Re: Question on IP3M-HX2
Hello and Welcome to the forum
Sadly it isn't a Smart home Product and with that it will only work with what it was Released to work with, ASP, WebUI, Amcrest Pro View and anything ONVIF 3rd party like Blue Iris, or Tiny Cam types..
Smart home Cameras like a Ash21, Ash42, Ad110 and the Amcrest Flood Light are Smart Home Products.
Sadly it isn't a Smart home Product and with that it will only work with what it was Released to work with, ASP, WebUI, Amcrest Pro View and anything ONVIF 3rd party like Blue Iris, or Tiny Cam types..
Smart home Cameras like a Ash21, Ash42, Ad110 and the Amcrest Flood Light are Smart Home Products.
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Re: Question on IP3M-HX2
Copy that , thanks.
What about using the Amcrest Pro View on the Amcrest Home Cameras? I can see the Home Hub in the Pro View app, just not the cameras. It would be nice to have one app fits all.
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What about using the Amcrest Pro View on the Amcrest Home Cameras? I can see the Home Hub in the Pro View app, just not the cameras. It would be nice to have one app fits all.
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Re: Question on IP3M-HX2
Sadly not all Smart Home products are able to be Streamed to other devices and services. However I think that was only the Battery Cameras.. I will have to go find some data...
Ok Back found some info so not sure what part you have but if it is the Battery Cameras then I am guessing the answer is no.. It has something to do with type of system it is and how it works something with having them able to work on AVP app caused battery drain. So they removed from line of cameras that could run to AVP.. Here is some reading from Amcrest on Smart Home products https://support.amcrest.com/hc/en-us/ar ... 0Pro%20app.
Ok Back found some info so not sure what part you have but if it is the Battery Cameras then I am guessing the answer is no.. It has something to do with type of system it is and how it works something with having them able to work on AVP app caused battery drain. So they removed from line of cameras that could run to AVP.. Here is some reading from Amcrest on Smart Home products https://support.amcrest.com/hc/en-us/ar ... 0Pro%20app.
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Re: Question on IP3M-HX2
Yeah I have the battery cams. No worries, I'll deal with it.
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