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Sir Sidney Poitier posted:I'd say I know gently caress all, but if the shoe fits... Most reputable brands are testing their products to withstand an ocean journey in a shipping container getting blasted by the sun for 2 months straight so any fanless device is likely to be just fine!
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OK is anyone here particularly experienced with card-mod and applying CSS to cards? I am completely stumped why I can't left-align the text on this entity card: My font-size style on line 17 is working just fine and I can't figure out why the text-align on line 18 isn't getting applied. This may be more of a generic CSS question, but wasn't sure if card-mod had some limitations I wasn't aware of. It's probably something really obvious that I'm missing because I've been fiddling with this for hours now. e: nevermind I just used a single entity card and I can work with that. I am working on my first dashboard and want to show it off when it's complete! TheDK fucked around with this message at 04:14 on Aug 15, 2023 |
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I have a ring indoor camera that I cannot figure out how to get the video feed into home assistant. Is there some limitation with ring?
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Dropping in to say my first home assistant automation is working flawlessly. Xmas lights on our charlie brown norfolk island pine turn on at sunset, turn off at midnight. 
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You could look into a bluetooth proxy. I have a few ESP32 devices scattered about the house, effectively creating a bluetooth mesh network. Any bluetooth device in my house can connect to HA. This is what I'm using: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08D5ZD528
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I installed a reolink wireless video doorbell today. Pretty simple install and setup. Home Assistant picked it up immediately as I expected. Now I am looking for options to make this work with my existing mechanical chime. Anyone here done this before? Initial searches are giving me solutions that involve relays and transformers.
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Has anyone rigged up using Google Assistant voice commands to execute HA scripts? I have my coffee maker connected to a smart plug. I have a Google clock on my nightstand. I want to be able to say "Hey Google, initiate caffeination sequence" and have it turn on the coffee maker. e: also for HA installation nerd talk, I am running x86 HAOS on a conference room computer designed for Teams/Zoom:  specs TheDK fucked around with this message at 21:24 on Jan 9, 2024 |
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I've added two more home automations, brining my total count of automations to a whopping THREE. The new automations: Turn off TV backlight when TV is turned off - pretty straightforward Turn on backlight if TV on and dark out - a little complicated, because the "dark out" is conditional based on the Lux measurement from my Ecowitt weather station, which I recently installed over the holidays. The TV backlight was something I didn't think I would want, but now is a must have when watching something at night. Friends/family love it as well so, if the wife is happy with it, I consider it a job well done. I was happy that I was able to create these, albeit very basic, automations from the HA app on my phone.
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ilkhan posted:Is there a go-to recommendation for a very responsive zigbee motion sensor for home assistant for doing hallway lighting and similar stuff? What are some more specific use cases? Aqara FP2 mmwave is something I've seen for actual motion.
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Bobstar posted:Couple of Home Assistant success stories from me, that mean I'm using it more usefully as less as a curio to tinker with to see what the air pressure in my office is (991hPa right now!) I have a Reolink doorbell and the chime thing is something I've been wanting to figure out! Any more details you can share on that, or send to me? Home Assistant rules.
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chocolateTHUNDER posted:I believe my Zigbee Conbee II stick might be dying - it's been in use since 2020 and is exhibiting some concerning signs. I've been using this one from Sonoff with no problems: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0B6P22YJC
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toplitzin posted:Well, would you look at that. I too use a ThinkSmart View for our kitchen dashboard: 
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That's on my to do list to figure out. I think you should be able to but haven't dedicated time to try it. I eventually want to use voice commands on it to play media. The speakers are better than expected, since it was designed for video calls. I also want to figure out 2-way video with other devices in the house (another TSV and PCs). I also want to figure out how to get Google to play stuff on it, instead of only on the Google Assistants. Not sure if that is feasible though.
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Anyone know of a good guide to RTSP, webrtc and the like? I am apparently a complete moron and can't figure out how to set my Google Nest, TP-Link and reolink cameras up through RTSP in HASS.
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Sir Lemming posted:I've got an older Ring video doorbell 2nd gen which is battery powered and I don't have a good way to wire it up. It looks like the official little solar charger that sits around the doorbell might still be available, but I'm not sure it'll work great since it's on a covered porch. I see a few generic micro USB solar panels available that might work, like this one. (I would definitely need a right-angle adapter also, but that should be easy enough.) Anyone have any recommendations/experiences with these? I have a couple of similar panels that I use to charge cameras and they've been great. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08L6D6MFM https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09CYWCCCY
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