How cool Shane - I didn't even know I could load HomeBridge on my Synology NAS. Got it installed and now can use my alarm sensors for other automations - this is great !!!! I should add - you saved me a ton of money because I was going to scrap my current alarm and look for one that was HomeKit ready like the abode...
Hi Shane ! Thanx for this new video which is perfect for people who are still wondering if Homebrige might bring something for them. Regarding me, I’ve installed homebridge because (among other things) I wanted to enable/unable things based on the type of the day (workday, vacation, holiday). For that, I’m using Calendar, Hue and ZP (for Sonos) : - Calendar : check my special iCloud Calendar created specially for this need that I’ve called « Family Planning » and shows events as doors sensors (open/close) - Hue : expose my Hue routines (schedules for wake up and go to sleep) as switches - ZP (ZonePlayer for Sonos) : expose my wake up alarm in my master bedroom with music as a switch also For configuration of the Calendar plugin, you have to name the sensors based on the name of the events you’ll create in your iCloud calendar (ex for me : Julien Vacation, Florence Vacation, Girls Vacation, Absent for vacation and Holiday). Thanx to all that I can now use automation to (for example with my girls) : - when the door sensor « Girls Vacation » triggers then - turn off girls « wake up » hue scenes - turn off girls « go to bed for school » scenes - turn on girls « go to bed during vacation » scene It’s the same thing for my wife and I with a little difference. Since we don’t always have vacation exactly at the same time, when one of us is on vacation, lights and music scenarios are off (so the one not working won’t be awake by lights or music). So, just by keeping my « Family Planning » calendar up to date, i don’t need to worry about turning on or off lights and music alarm scenarios. Homebridge helps me doing it automatically ! With this trick, I really feel like my house is getting smarter than ever ! Have a great day !
Hey thanks for sharing that Julien! That is pretty clever, I really like that. I may have to look into that calendar integration. Great stuff and nice job!
@@ShaneCreates If you have any question on the « how to », don’t hesitated. It will be with great pleasure. You’ve taught me so much, it’s the least I can do for you !
Shane, thanks to your video, I just set up homebridge on my Synology. I plan on using it with our new Roomba and with timed switches. Thank for your great content!
Great video! I paid for, downloaded and installed HOOBS on my RasberryPi. I actually find Homebridge easier to use than HOOBS. Dummy switches are awesome for automations! I also use Homebridge for running my Harmony Remote Hub and connecting my TPLINK KASA switches.
I have Homebridge on a QNAP NAS container. I have managed to intergrate various accessories in a single platform (Yeelights, Mi Lights, Shellies, Roborock, LG TV's and an Aqara Hub). All works fine ! It did take quite a lot of reading, especially with MQTT but the overall experience is satisfying. A good way to spend lockdown hours.
I have MyQ for my garage door opener and Ring security, neither of which are directly compatible with HomeKit. MyQ requires a separate proprietary hub that runs about $70, to run it with HomeKit so going the Raspberry Pi route with Homebridge was basically a no brained. It was fun and easy to put the kit together, installing the software was very straight for and easy to set up. So far I’ve had absolutely no problems and an very satisfied I went this route.
Thank you for this video! You just gave me the confidence to try Homebridge! I was going to buy the HOOBS, but I'll give this a try first! I love that you walked through an actual install!
I had no idea there was a software package to run homebridge on a synology nas!! I can finally free up my pi for other projects. I was also inspired by a previous video of yours to finally make the jump to Plex to host my movies. Ended up buying a syn nas as well. I hate using this word but, the synergy is amazing. Anytime you can consolidate resources and continue to build upon is always a win. As always, thanks for your work
Agreed! Glad you are in joying the Synology. It’s been great for a number of things for me. And now it can run homebridge...another win! Thanks for watching!
Used Homebridge to integrate, Nest Thermostats, Ring Doorbell and Cameras, a Nest Camera, Harmony Hub, Hue compatible light switches (Lutron Caseta), and my ADT alarm system... They all work with HomeKit now. Worth the learning curve to get them going - not too steep. A little patience and Reddit go a long way. [Edit] P.S. Using Raspberry Pi 4 to run HB
Sadly my Synology isn't one where I could run Homebridge, so I opted for HOOBS which has been rock solid. I'm also a fan of the Dummy switches for automation. You can get pretty complicated with those switches if you need it. Homebridge was definitely a way to get my ceiling fan and track lighting in my office into HomeKit, as well as control of a portable air conditioner through Sensibo.
Shane, you have arrived with this channel, I'm so impressed how you've figured it out and grown it. You have engaging content that keeps me interested, you link to other videos to get other viewers, you have sponsors, and links that support your channel. I'm inspired, keep it going I could see 100k+ subs.
Thanks for the video. I personally use HASS's HomeKit integration. This is mainly used for my TP Link Kasa plugs, Feit Electric bulbs that work with Tuya's Smart Life platform, and my Broadlink IR accessories (alternative to Logitech Harmony). Funny thing is Feit Electric sells HomeKit only bulbs, but we used to use Alexa as our primary assistant
Thanks for watching! I've thought about trying out a Broadlink IR hub in homebridge but I really don't use many IR devices. I think a lot of people do though.
I got Homebridge in a search to make our MyQ Garage doors easier to operate than their own APP (which is slow.) Now we use "When I arrive Home" to open my side garage door!
Definitely! Thanks for sharing this info. Now I don't have to struggle choosing (from nothing) automatic window blinds. Hopefully there are some non-homekit ones available where I live
Shane, your videos are exceptionally informative and very much appreciated. In fact, watching some of your videos, has driven me to look at a different series of devices and solutions for home automation. Sadly, I've been given a number of devices that aren't HomeKit compatible, so when I watched your HomeBridge video's, I was intrigued. Sadly however, I've had next to zero luck getting it to work with devices I'd view as common such as Blink Cameras and MyQ Garage door openers. Yet, I was able to get my Samsung TV working with some of the basic features. Anyway, keep the great video's coming and I'll keep enjoying them.
@@ky314 yes, I read that however I don’t have the Hub, the garage door opener is the only MyQ supported device I have so for me, it wasn’t worth it. I will say though, the opener with MyQ has been working for nearly a year once I found HomeBridge for my Synology NAS. In fact, I set it up for several friends and we all share access to each others garages. My HomeBridge is supporting MyQ, Ring and one set of plugs, all devices that were given to me and I didn’t want to be rude and turn them away or not use them 😁. If you’re using the Hub, can you share what other benefits there are, please?
@@joecb4401 I have a problem with HomeKit taking actions based on MyQ garage door opening. It doesn’t fire! I have a HOOBs on the way, so I’m hoping that using Homebridge for MyQ will be more reliable than with their HomeKit hub.
@@ky314 gotcha! I am all over the map with my Smart Home devices, so I fully understand. I am using Aqara door sensors, Lutron Caseta switches (for my garage lights) and a Eufy Camera inside the garage. I can offer that all but the MyQ, work great directly in Homekit. I can also share that my Automation (lights on), works perfectly, whether I open the big garage door or the entry from the house to the Garage. My initial issues with HomeBridge, had more to do with the system I installed it on, I fully believe. I was running it - or trying to - on an SBC (Rock64) and I don't think the ported version ever really worked well. As soon as I installed HomeBridge inside of a Docker Container on my NAS, it was perfect for everything I needed. Now, there is a standalone package for HomeBride on Synology so I no longer need to run it in a Container either. I will share though, it doesn't work for everything. My Blink Camera's, while functional with HomeBridge, don't really offer much in the way functionality, they merely offer screenshots and even those aren't great. Best of luck, I hope that HooBs helps you out.
I’m moving to using Homebridge with my Ring and Insteon devices. I didn’t know you can install it on a NAS. i so happen to have a Synology NAS. Thanks.
Another great video!! I just moved over to IOS from android where I was running Samsung smartthings HomeBridge has been awesome to bridge my existing smartthings setup and the Homekit world
I have Ring cameras setup In HomeKit via Homebridge. I can view live and setup automations but when I receive notifications it’s only text, there is no picture thumbnails? My Eufy cameras in HomeKit all have picture thumbnail notifications, is there a setting or anything I’m doing incorrect? Hoping you can help!
Hey Shane. I installed Homebridge on my Synology NAS so I could get these cheap "Works with Siri" WIZ bulbs going with Home Kit. WOW! It works. Not only that, I got my gen 2 NEST thermostats working as well. So far so good. I'll say Homebridge isn't for the faint of heart, but with a little courage and I suppose my minor in computer programming from the early 90's, I was able to do it. Hopefully it will be set it and forget it for a while. Thank you for the video and thanks for saving me some cash. Nicely done. Keep up the great work.
That's great! I'm glad the video was helpful and thanks for the kind words. Yes, Homebridge is very much "set it and forget it" for the most part for me. But it's great having it on the NAS to easily log in and make any updates or changes if I ever need to.
Great job Shane! I use homebridge on a pi to do a bunch of things. Most recently I set up scripts to automate logging into my MacBook and Mac Mini when I start my work day. I use several plugins but the one that helps me with the login thing is called shell switch and I had to code my own scripts that SSH into the computers and run some commands. Another one I really like is the OnStar plug-in so I can say hey Siri I’m going somewhere and she opens the garage door and starts my Malibu. Keep up the great videos!
Thanks for watching Dan! Wow that’s pretty awesome, thanks for sharing! Both of those are really cool...especially starting the car with Siri! Nice job!
Hi Shane, good video - I’ve been using homebridge with HomeKit for a few years now on a rp3+. Have it configured to run as a service and auto-restart and do all that cool stuff, the difference with having a native install of HB on a pi is that your po, can be used for other things too, I mainly use mine to expose my HikVision DVR with all motion detection alerts directly in HomeKit along with all my cheap Zigbee devices - basically everything that is smart is connnected through homebridge to HomeKit - I even has a broadlink rm mini to control devices that are only IR or RF controlled from within homebridge - the possibilities are endless
@@ShaneCreates I run mine in a Docker container in my synology and used it with my harmony hub to control all my IR devices as well. Created switches with my harmony activities and then used them for my siri shortcuts. Now every time I want to watch something on plex, netflix, prime video etc. just have to select it on my widget and it does everything from switching inputs on the tv to automatically opening the remote app for the specific apple tv. I love it man!!
@@pr1me_78 absolutely, the whole IR thing is a total game changer - you can even use those super cheap RF sockets that come with those little remotes and control them via HomeKit …. Even in other rooms as RF passes through walls - same with those cheap RF lights - home automation on a budget lol Running as a service on my Pi means the pi is also used as a vpn, a web proxy and I have full access to its gui interface via VNC remotely if needed too HB is a total game changer - the more people that learn about it, the bigger it will grow and develop
Brilliant video. Really enjoyed your content. Let’s hope that ‘Matter’ gets released soon then we will have an industry standard way of communicating with IoT devices irrespective of eco system.
I'm running it in Docker on my DS2019+. It is soooo freaking awesome. If Apple breaks it, in my case I will just give up on Homekit. Given their track record, I would expect this to be the case since they like to EOL software, features, and compatibility on a whim.
I have homebridge running on my iMac, I got my nest cameras to work, very easy install. But cannot get nest thermostat to work. Can you point to a step by step site to configure this?
Homebridge brought life back to my Parrot Flower Power soil sensors. Parrot discontinued the sensors and made the app unusable when they took their servers offline. After weeks of trying to get Homebridge plug-ins to work with them, finally got it done. Had to downgrade to High Sierra to get everything working
Definitely going to install HombBridge on the DS. Curious to see how well this works and if it just ends up being a black hole for time, but would like to have some of the devices we have into HomeKit. One I was thinking off is actually a tv that says it supports HomeKit (LG tv) but you can only turn it off, not on. Since I can turn it on with Alexa that works for now, but I’d really like to switch to HomeKit long term so this could be a good way to get that older stuff over. I’ll check out the Roomba example but looking for other examples that you may have done showing the steps. Thanks as always, useful videos!
Thanks Chris! I also have a HomeKit enabled LG tv. It's probably one of the least reliable homekit products I have, just regarding the homekit functionality. I have heard of some people using a homebridge plugin to get better functionality out of the LG, but I haven't tried it yet personally.
@@ShaneCreates Yup! Think you are spot on. About a month later and haven’t gotten squat out of the LG, but have made some progress in other areas. BTW, do you know if sharing of HomeKit will allow the sharing of bridges? So, for example, I share my Home with my wife, but she’s not seeing the HomeBridge bridge. Wondered if you had done something similar and what the results were? Thanks!
Hi Shane, this is Holland 🇱🇺. I like your video’s! Can I run Homebridge or Home Assisant from a DS120j? If not which one do you recomend? I don’t use much devices yet..😃
A few times you said “Homebridge or HOOPS” as if they were different things. Correct me if I’m wrong, but HOOPS is an appliance that allows a person to use Homebridge more easily because they don’t have to buy a Raspberry Pi or use a NAS. Either way you’re using Homebridge. Also you said your first choice would be devices that support HomeKit natively, but I think that begs the question of how good Homebridge is at doing the bridging job. Of course the quality of the plugins are the wildcard, but assuming there is a good Homebridge plugin, what’s the difference in practical terms between the two? Is the best Homebridge doorbell, for example, still inferior to using a lesser capable doorbell with native HomeKit?
Well, essentially yes they accomplish the same thing and run the same plugins. But I think Hoobs has been doing more to become it's own thing and is actually running it's own software these days. Regarding native homekit vs homebridge accessories, I always opt for native primarily because of security. For example, a doorbell camera via homebridge will still be touching base with the camera manufacturer's servers (not only making is less secure, but possibly slower) whereas a native homekit camera connects and processes locally (and has passes Apple's HomeKit certification)./
Early 2023 and I've spend a LOT of money on Nest and Ring. So here I am. I'm 52, so I get that this is today's version of VHS vs. Betamax. Of for the younger folks: Blue Ray vs. HD DVD> I am sunsetting Sonos and Alexa and for some stupid reason going all HomeKit. So Homebridge will hopefully make this less painful. We shall see!
I've had Hoobs for a while. Maybe I didn't set it up right. Lately I've noticed I can't run my Hue lights in HomeKit. I've given up on Insteon, which is why I think I got Hoobs. I tried to re-set my Hoobs terminal but it was more complicated than I had the patients for.
Hi Sahne ! Find the Mistske on my Synology! Fixes! I added the QCR into my HomeKit. BUT i can t see ist in the room. I find it in BRIDGES wir the notice of no certification. And now? Stay healthy!
I may or may not have a Ring video doorbell that could use some Homebrdge love. I definitely need to look into this... or the logitech circle view video doorbell.
Hi Shane Any tips to get a smart life fireplace remote to send status and temp data to HomeKit via homebridge? Device is connected and functions but shows “no response” in home even though control does work. I’d also be interested if you have the correct format to alow cameraffmpg to access a video stream from an old Swann nvr480 ip camera? Thanks! Great vids!
I have a homebridge. I want to get a doorbell. I’m thinking Ring is so much better than any other doorbell that I might buy Ring and use my homebridge. If I go ring/homebridge route, and do not deal with the ring app at all, what feature s am I missing out on? What will be disppointing?
I got Homebridge up and running on a Raspberry Pi 3 to try to get some of the devices which do not support HomeKit. Setup was painless and I got it running in no time. I successfully setup my Blank cameras, however the performance is unusable. I couldn’t setup my Leviton dimmers, which I originally use on Wink and then on Smartthings as they were too old. I could have setup my Smartthings to get them to work, but that is just too many layers. Lastly, I tried but could not find a Homebridge plug-in for my Shark vacuum but, alas none existed.
thanks for this video! I wish I could use homebridge but I don’t own a computer. Strictly iPad and iPhone for internet devices. Hoobs might be my only option?
Might be able to still setup homebridge on a Raspberry Pi. Might be more challenging without a computer to use but that would be similar to using Hoobs.
Which camera do you use outdoors ? I am just not pleased with Eufycam 2 pro night video and the afternoon hit and miss, The Logitech circle view doorbell is great. Aqara G2H indoors is great. I need outdoor security cameras for homekit. Thanks
I have Logitech Circle View and EufyCams outdoors. If you are not happy with EufyCam, I'd probably recommend the Circle View. Especially if you are happy with the doorbell. I think the Circle View is a great HK camera for outside that supports HomeKit Secure Video.
@@ShaneCreates Thank you so much. Eufycam video in homekit is so short, just a couple of seconds. It is just a flash when you try play the footage. Do you constantly have to go to the Eufy App for video footage or do you have a way to make the video longer? Thanks
Thanks David! You just need a docker compatible Synology NAS. I have a DS920+. Here’s a compatability list: www.synology.com/en-global/dsm/packages/Docker
I use a virtual switch to automate security system when last person leave home and first person comes home. I also use the Ewelink plugin for my SonOff stuff that I bought using Google Home before switching to Homekit.
Nice! That's a good idea to use the virtual switch with location to automate the security system. I don't have SonOff but I know many do and will probably appreciate that plugin tip. Thanks for sharing Peter!
I just set HomeBridge up the int her day. Most of the “smart” stuff I have is Alexa and HomeKit compatible (I planned it that way) I use Home Bridge for my EZVIZ cameras (I’m slowly replacing these with Eufys) I wish they had a plug-in to control the Amazon Smart Oven.
hey, how is it going, quick question. do I need a home hub like an Apple TV or home pod, iPad... to use my accessories and to run the homebridge (of course using a pi or another compatible device)?, or the home bridge will be the hub?, if you can clarify to me, please.
Yea, I think if you have a need for it, sure I'd recommend it. The thing with Matter is... no one really knows exactly how that's going to play out or look like yet. So you could be waiting for a long time, depending on what you are trying to accomplish. But you can get Homebridge or HOOBS installed at a pretty low cost if you do it on a Raspberry Pi (or Synology like I did if you already have one). It could give you some added functionality for HomeKit while we wait to see what unfolds with Matter.
The Timer topic is actually a painpoint when it comes to Window sensor automations. Siri shortcuts are often not working if the timer is longer them 2 minutes. Also I like to use shelly relays for roller shutter, which have not HK-Support.
Yea I’ve experienced the same thing. Shortcuts that run timers or wait longer than a few seconds have been problematic in my experience as well. No other good option that I’ve found except for homebridge or hoobs.
@@ShaneCreates did you try it with dummy switches with delay? I think it is possible to configure a personal delay (automatically toggle). Maybe this could work. I have no homebridge yet, but I think its almost a must have to get stabil automations.
Oh yea it definitely works with dummy switches. You can create a switch to turn off after however long you want (basically a timer) and build automations around it.
Hi! Great video! If I’m going to use Xiaomi, Aqara and other brands smart devices for HomeKit (using hoobs of course), do I need Aqara or Xiaomi hub for this or my apple tv can be a hub? Thanks
Hey Shane! Love your videos. I've tried to research if PoE Cameras (NonWiFi or Bluetooth) can be added to HomeKit? Part of why I ask is that I am ungrading my Home Network to a serious level. Not sure if that is possible so I might need to rethink my whole approach of Tri-Band routers, 60 port switch, 24PoE Connections, etc. Thanks for your help!
@@ShaneCreates Kudos I ordered HOOBS a few days ago. I’m still a noob with Homekit, but was in the custom audio & video field more than a decade ago so I’m playing catch up! Niles, Control4, Nivea, etc. I’ll dive more into HomeBridge watching your vids! Thanks 👍
Excellent video! Should I use Hoobs and HomeBridge for my Kwikset Premis? Premis is supposed to work with HomeKit, but I can’t seem to get it to work through the HomePod mini. It only works with Bluetooth.
Thanks James! I doubt homebridge will make your Kwikset work better. Possibly a range issue? Bluetooth devices don't have great range so you must be within bluetooth range of your homekit hub to work reliably.
@@ShaneCreates my main concern is getting it to function remotely. It would work through HomeKit and AppleTV but I’m trying to use the HomePod mini now.
You can also buy the Hoobs image. “Recommended donation” of $10 for the image… its great. I paid the $10 happily and have all images forever. For orange pi too if you clamor already have a raspberry pi 3 or better
Plans for this year include getting a QNAP NAS and using it for backups of my computers, a media server for my DVD/BluRay collection, possible BlueIris for security cameras(still on the fence on this as whether or not to using UniFi or BlueIris), and since watching this video, finally getting into HomeBridge by adding it to this NAS. "I think we're going to need a bigger boat; I mean NAS...". I also love the virtual switches. Currently I have an Aqara switch that I am using for Home/Away automations so I don't have to "accept using" the automation every time I leave home. It would be really nice to use a virtual switch and repurpose this Aqara smart plug to actually turn a "real" device on and off. The vast majority of the items I have are HomeKIt, but I do have the robot vacuum, Vizio TV, and Denon A/V receivers that don't support HomeKit. The Denon receiver is AirPlay compatible, but I can't automate it in HomeKit. I am looking to eventually replace the TV and A/V receiver but that may be a while before that happens. I'm sure the TV will get replaced before the receiver does. One of the main reasons I am looking at replacing them is they don't support HomeKit. Another great video; love the production quality. I always seem to learn something new from your videos. Keep up the great work.
Great vid as always Shane! I love that you mentioned the potential security and certifications that come along with Homebridge! Totally fine with people doing what they want, but definitely agree they should walk in with open eyes. Unfortunately, I’m also in the camp where my Synology is too old to run Homebridge. Might be time for an upgrade!
Thanks Chris! I knew you’d appreciate that part lol. Definitely true tho. I’ve been loving my Synology. It’s great for so a number of different things.
I felt seen with that one. :P. yeah I’ve had a synology for close to ten years and it’s been amazing. Drives have failed and replaced. No data loss (knock on wood) and it’s been updated throughout to increase the value I get from it. One of my fav devices for sure!
Good video, I was wondering what your percentage of smart home devices are native HomeKit vs Homebridge? The majority of my smart home is HomeKit with items I would love to add to HomeKit via HOOBS. Those items are Ring doorbell pro, and spotlight cam as well as nest smoke alarms and my SwitchBot curtain.
Thanks Danny. Probably 95% of my smart home products have native HomeKit support. As mentioned, I started from the very beginning with HomeKit in mind. Homebridge has been great to fill the gaps for me when there just aren't any products on the market that support homekit, like Roomba or Switchbot for example. I also really like homebridge to get more functionality out of homekit, like virtual switches or timers.
Great content as usual ! I was wondering : the topic here is about Homebridge alone, without Hoobs. A few years ago you made a previous video about Hoobs. Is there actually any reason "not" to use Hoobs with Homebridge ? Does it bring any kind of limitation ? Since both can be flashed (Homebridge or Hoobs) for free on a Rasp-pi, I guess it is not about price ? I am seriously considering getting a Ras-Pi-4 with Hoobs (or not ?) to monitor and hopefully regulate Atlantic radiators through the Atlantic smarthome system (Cozytouch) that is not natively supported through Homekit. Keep going !
Thanks David! No, hoobs is still great in my opinion. At this point, they are basically the same thing, especially if you are going the DIY setup route. The UI on hoobs is probably slightly better. Initially, that was the big differentiator, but Homebridge has improved on that quite a bit.
As somebody wanting to jump into the smart home devices I find this world extremely confusing. I mean, I already bought a couple of ikea switches and lamps because I saw they can work with or without a hub so I could start simple and after being happy with it wanted to get some more ikea devices but they have nothing available right now, so trying to see how could I mix brands and devices I ended up in your channel and I don’t see the light yet. I found the Aqara brand thanks to your videos to be a very interesting brand but I’m not sure yet if I can mix an Aqara hub with ikea bulbs or not, or how. I find this market is yet very confusing and complex. Maybe I should wait until the new protocol you mention in another video starts to see the light (pun intended).
If you are just getting started, I wouldn't worry about homebridge yet. No need. If you have chosen HomeKit as your smart home platform of choice, just get products with the "works with HomeKit" logo on them. Anything that supports HomeKit can be used in the Home app that comes installed on your iPhone or iPad. That's how you can mix brands and devices. Anything that supports HomeKit can be used, and will work together, in the Home app. Hope this helps. Also, check out my "HomeKit 101 getting started" playlist as a good place to start.
@@ShaneCreates thank you very much Shane! Yes, I want HomeKit as my base platform, specially after I found your channel. You can explain things very clear and give solid advice, so thank you for that :) and congratulation for your channel, I already subscribed!
This video is way beyond my league. Don’t get me wrong: it’s beautifully made, as usual. But for me, as a beginner, this is of little use. Maybe/hopefully in the (near) future I will need this information.
You’d be surprised...it’ll happen quick. Lol. I actually stayed away from homebridge for a while myself, just in order to keep things simple. But there are some advantages of running it that you may want to eventually take advantage of. Nonetheless, thanks for watching!
I agree with Shane. Get past the scare-factor. You can get an affordable $90 Raspberry Pi kit and make a small $7 donation to get HOOBS. I had anxiety over the Raspberry Pi setup details, but it was as simple as advertised. A couple of quick RU-vid searches got me through the only two issues I experienced (configuring Nest login and getting the Ring camera feeds to render in the Home app). Only took maybe 30 minutes to be fully resolved. So hop in, the water is fine :-)
@@mikerisner I realize that it’s unwise to not use full potential of HomeKit. But I also know I have good contacts here to help me when I’m stuck. And believe me, I will be stuck. Often.
