Unifi Protect 6.2 changes - cant get unifi Cams to ingest rtsps

[laberet]

All my unifi cameras are "no signal failed to connect" in Blue Iris after unifi pushed out update to Protect 6.2

Old config that worked was to take the url provided by Protect and change the port to 7447 instead of 7441.
rtsp:/10.31.218.1:7447/SomEradnomNumersLeters

URL from protect settings
rtsps:/10.31.218.1:7441/SomEradnomNumersLeters?enableSrtp

Source

Adding Ubiquiti Cameras into BlueIris with RTSP

Learn how to add Ubiquiti Cameras into BlueIris hassle-free! Switch to RTSP, set the port to 7447, remove “?enableSrtp” for seamless integration.

www.chrishammond.com

Anyone know how to get my unifi cameras working in Blue Iris ?

SOLVED = one of my tailscale nodes on the network was knocked offline by the update. This particular node somehow was interfering with certain devices on the network. proxmox server, with an HA ubuntu VM, and the unifi cameras were all affected. Everything else was working. Very strange. So solution was to check tailscale devices to make sure none in a bad state. The problematic one was an exit node and had subnets routing.

 

[Bruce_H]

Sorry I don't have a solution to your problem, but I am curious; are you running Unifi protect and BlueIris at the same time with the same cameras, I know nothing about Unifi, just wondering why you might want/need to run two different camera systems at the same time?

 

[laberet]

Sorry I don't have a solution to your problem, but I am curious; are you running Unifi protect and BlueIris at the same time with the same cameras, I know nothing about Unifi, just wondering why you might want/need to run two different camera systems at the same time?

Blue Iris handles 10 different cameras. Only 4 are unifi. Blue Iris allows me view and manage all of them in a single interface with more options to do a lot more with alerts, automations, AI, etc. I only really use the unfi protect app on phone for 2 way communication situations.