HA access stream remotely and add a camera entity?

[N3rd7]

Hi all,
Fantastic add-on, thank you mrlt8! The Docker wyze bridge works great as add-on to HA (running on raspi4b), weather I am home or remote. However I'd like to add a video stream to specific camera in specific area in my dashboard. Since the cameras don't show as camera entities in my HA, I added them using the webpage card and entering my homeassistant.local:PORT/camera-name. It works when I am connected to HA directly on my network, but if I connect via nabu casa (https connection), it will not show the live stream with this message in place of the stream on the dashboard: "unable to load iframe pointing at website using http: if home assistant is served over https".
Is there a way to make live streams available remotely? I saw somewhere in the documentation that cameras might be added as entities using the generic camera service of HA, but I just can't figure out how to add a camera using this.
Any help would be great! Thanks :)

[N3rd7]

Nevermind, I just found how to use generic camera. I am amazed (scared?) that the system didn't tag me as fraudulent activity after a million attempts to log in... But it works now, so I'm happy
If anyone comes across this post looking for an answer, here is what I did:

1. Add generic camera integration
2. In the configuration:

• Stream URL is rtsp://127.0.0.1:8554/cam-name (obviously, customize cam-name: all lower case, replace all spaces in your wyze cam name with a dash -)
• RTSP transport protocol: select TCP
• Authentication: leave as basic
• User name: it is wb by default, unless you customized the stream authentication username and password
• Password: default is your custom API key that shows at the bottom of the HA Docker Wyze Bridge page

I guess it's not that hard, it just took me a while to understand which protocol to select and authentication I needed to use...

[Geczy]

did you fill out the still image url field? i'm having trouble with that one

thank you for the auth details, i had no idea we needed that

[Geczy]

this worked: #1199 (comment)