I have two cameras in Frigate.
One is a Raspberry Pi 3 running Monocle server, and this stopped working in Frigate some time back (driveway).
The second is a [Galayou G7](https://community.home-assistant.io/t/new-contender-for-cheapest-off-the-shelf-rtsp-camera-galayou-g7/695120/2) (nursery).
The nursery camera is the one I am concerned about with this post.
Problem:
Up until a month or two ago (I must have ran an update but I don't know) the audio from the Galayou camera worked in Home Assistant. I'd like to get that working again.
Some searching led me to try setting up go2rtc in my config.
Here is my config before making any changes:
```
mqtt:
host: 192.168.1.10
cameras:
nursery:
ffmpeg:
inputs:
- path: rtsp://redacted:redacted@192.168.1.241:554/live/ch1
roles:
- detect
detect:
width: 1280
height: 720
driveway:
ffmpeg:
inputs:
- path: rtsp://192.168.1.240:554/recording/7824851880350319106/replay?trackid=8836591
roles:
- detect
detect:
width: 1920
height: 1080
```
This currently provides only jsmpeg video in Frigate.
If I add something like this to the end:
```
go2rtc:
streams:
nursery:
- rtsp://redacted:redacted@192.168.1.241:554/live/ch1
```
this adds mse and webrtc as options in Frigate. But, mse plays only video, no audio. And webrtc loads neither audio nor video.
I have tried adding lines like `- "ffmpeg:nursery#video=h264#audio=aac"` and also with `opus` but to no avail.
Finally, if I `ffplay rtsp://redacted:redacted@192.168.1.241:554/live/ch1` it loads audio/video without a problem.
I'm also able to connect via ONVIF at `onvif://192.168.1.241:8899` from onvif-gui.
So, something is wrong in my Frigate config, and I don't know what. I'm hoping someone here is a little more familiar and can give me a pointer or two here?
I used to use Joplin, and its great, but the Electron client isn’t great on Linux mobile, so now I am using GNOME Paper on all devices, synced via Nextcloud.
It’s much simpler than Joplin but I need exactly 0 of the missng features.
I had an issue running Arch on a Surface Pro 3 a while back where Wifi would drop after some hours - I couldn’t ping or SSH in but the device itself could reach the internet.
I found a post mentioning Wifi power saving mode and disabled it, and it fixed the issue for me.
I’ll look and see if I can’t find it, and update here if it looks relevant to you.
Also, I would definitely try with your laptop wired instead of wireless if you can.
I had a longer reply typed, then Lemmy froze or something, but it seems you answered my questions so I’ll just leave it at this - really cool solution you set up.
Mine is to just plug an external HDD into my server every few months and run a backup script. I may copy this down the road.
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24/7, no UPS since I am cheap and lazy.
My media center PC has a sleep schedule, though, and goes into suspend in early morning hours. I am sute the power it saves is next to nothing.
I used to do this with my server, too, but scrapped that once I started needing it on randomly at night.