Use a D-Link DCS-8000LH locally, with direct video streams and camera settings accessible without the mydlink app.
How to get started
Use the guide’s Linux Bluetooth tool with the camera’s label PIN to enable local access. The complete conversion also replaces the stock mydlink data partition with a small custom image.
- Setup
- Bluetooth setup and stock-firmware partition modification
- You’ll need
- Original DCS-8000LH on a documented build; Linux computer, Bluetooth and camera-label PIN.
- Required manufacturer firmware
- complete procedure tested on 2.02.02; partial development on 2.01.03
- Setup
- Complete modification replaces the userdata/cloud-services partition; the original kernel/root filesystem remains.
- Limitations
- Enabling RTSP alone is also possible through configuration without replacing firmware. Later original firmware may require serial access.
- Limitations
- Enabling RTSP alone is also possible through configuration without replacing firmware.; Later original firmware may require serial access.
- Original firmware: complete procedure tested on 2.02.02; partial development on 2.01.03
- Enabling RTSP alone is also possible through configuration without replacing firmware.
- Later original firmware may require serial access.
