Added Tapo, Yi-cam support. Added go2rtc

[giuliolibrando]

Added tapo integration with motion events and screnshot.
Addet yi-cam integration, no motion events at this time (could be added using mqtt).
Added go2rtc for bettere stability and fluency on the stream of both camera types

[mmleczek]

I was trying to get this working with my Tapo cameras. After multiple attempts, the video stream displayed on the UDM Pro appeared laggy. It looked like the stream was not in a format fully compatible with the UDM Protect.

The issue manifested as a single frame being shown for 2/3 seconds, followed by the next frame partially overlapping with the previous one, creating like a some sort of "ghosting" effect.

I tested it on my Tapo c200 c310 and c520.

[giuliolibrando]

I was trying to get this working with my Tapo cameras. After multiple attempts, the video stream displayed on the UDM Pro appeared laggy. It looked like the stream was not in a format fully compatible with the UDM Protect.

The issue manifested as a single frame being shown for 2/3 seconds, followed by the next frame partially overlapping with the previous one, creating like a some sort of "ghosting" effect.

I tested it on my Tapo c200 c310 and c520.

@mmleczek are you using go2rtc? you're right, the direct stream from tapo cameras is completely unusable on protect.
With some Tapo c220 and C520 i'm getting better results now with go2rtc+protect than before on go2rtc+frigate, even if stream is still worse than the native app.
The video quality can be inproved a lot via go2rtc but it will not be realtime anymore cause the software will then need more time to process the stream. It depends on what you need to achieve.

[mmleczek]

@mmleczek are you using go2rtc? you're right, the direct stream from tapo cameras is completely unusable on protect. With some Tapo c220 and C520 i'm getting better results now with go2rtc+protect than before on go2rtc+frigate, even if stream is still worse than the native app. The video quality can be inproved a lot via go2rtc but it will not be realtime anymore cause the software will then need more time to process the stream. It depends on what you need to achieve.

@giuliolibrando Yes I was using go2rtc. Although I was trying this on the HD streams from Tapo cameras and maybe that was the reason why I got those issues. Have you tried it on the stream1 from your cameras?

[giuliolibrando]

@giuliolibrando Yes I was using go2rtc. Although I was trying this on the HD streams from Tapo cameras and maybe that was the reason why I got those issues. Have you tried it on the stream1 from your cameras?

@mmleczek nope, I only use stream2. With 11 Tapo wifi cameras, 4 Yi, and dozens of IoT devices, the hd stream was causing high airtime usage and packet retransmission on the APs, so I stuck with the sd stream

[mmleczek]

@mmleczek nope, I only use stream2. With 11 Tapo wifi cameras, 4 Yi, and dozens of IoT devices, the hd stream was causing high airtime usage and packet retransmission on the APs, so I stuck with the sd stream

If I'm gonna have some free time next weekend, I'm gonna try it again with stream2 then. My cameras are all wired (aside for c200) so I didn't had such issues with APs