The hack is to basically get a public URL from Nest and use that as a camera feed. But if the public url ever changes you need to update your camera settings in BI. Interesting... I never really checked out that option in the Nest config. It looks like there is an option for "true" public...

I added the cameras I do have by knowing their IPs but was just curious why their discovery function didn't work. I figured it would work like an IP Scanner and at least show them. Ideally all these should be on a separate VLAN to keep them isolated to their own playground.

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DISH got it to work on their system as it will popup on the TV when someone rings the bell. Chromecast will also display it so was hoping there was a way to have BI display it as well. I'll have to see what those hacks are and if they more hassle than they are worth

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When I to to add a camera with the Camera Discovery where it scans my network, it literally comes back with nothing. I have to manually tell it the IP address of the camera. Any ideas?

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Has anyone got this to work with Blue Iris? When I tried to scan for it, it didn't even see it on my network.
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It does see the camera but it is not getting any kind of feed from it. Hopefully someone here has figured out how to make them work this software

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I was wondering if these cameras (https://www.defendercameras.com/product ... ra-ip4mcb1) were supported by this software? Unfortunately the manufacturer does not have any way to view the footage via a PC and their mobile apps are not the easiest to use.

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