Well unfortunately for you, I still have my copied rtmps snippet from some time ago that still works. I was hoping that would work for you because if I ever lose what I have I don't know that I'd ever get it to work. Send me your email address in case I am able to figure it out and not have to go th...

Hey, I found the below on ipcamtalk. It makes sense. See if this works for you and please let me know either way.... The RTMPS URL can be determined using Microsoft Edge. Go to your public link from the Nest camera in Edge. Right click on the video stream in Edge and go to inspect element. Copy the ...

Actually I'm not able to see that string any more which is why I said I'm glad I'm not having this issue. I'll keep looking - this is insane. I'll let you know if I can figure it out. Hate you are having this trouble.

I'm glad I'm not having issues bc I've spent a couple of hours looking BUT... I think if you go into your BI - Camera Properties - Video and use the string you just posted but change the selection from http to rtmps// with the rest of the string you have that might work. See my attached image...

Can I ask how you got your Nest into BI? I get close (some video) but then it breaks. Is there information about this anywhere? Thanks in advance. Watched this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1HOMscbV6IA. You have to use MS Edge browser to tet the exact RTMPS AND you have to share the camera ...

I appreciate the reply. As it turns out, Nest sent out a tweak to every camera in their network. I found in the settings that I could change their tweak. Once I did that, our cameras came back on in BI.

I realize Nest is NOT the best choice but that's what I have and have been using for several years. Recently, due to extreme demand, they reduces their streaming capabilities/internt bandwidth and that broke all of my Nest camera connections in BI. Any halp would be greatly appreciated.