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Wyze Cam Floodlight v1

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Replacement firmware

Replace supported camera firmware with local RTSP and ONVIF video, browser controls and recording to an SD card or network storage.

How to get started

Match the camera’s hardware to the supported list and follow its installation page. The method may use an SD installer, USB Cloner, serial access or a flash programmer.

Setup
Replacement firmware; model-specific flashing method
You’ll need
Exact listed processor, image sensor and Wi-Fi combination; equipment specified in its model guide.
t31al
Get Thingino firmware Published build · 4 Oct 2026
t31x
Get Thingino firmware Published build · 4 Oct 2026Get Thingino firmware Published build · 4 Oct 2026
Original project github.com

t31al

Configured features
Audio, Memory-card support

t31x

Configured features
Audio, Memory-card support

t31x

Configured features
Audio, Memory-card support
Sources
SD-card add-on
Partial support documented

Add local video streaming, network-storage access and other tools while keeping the supported Wyze camera’s original firmware.

How to get started

Prepare the project’s FAT32 microSD card and configure its tools. Wyze v3 and Pan v2 use the SD add-on directly; v2 and Pan v1 also require the guide’s custom installation image.

Setup
SD-card add-on; additional installation image on v2 and Pan v1
You’ll need
Match model and firmware, including the documented video limits; keep microSD inserted.
Hardware revision not specified
Partial support documented
Open setup guidegithub.com
Original project github.com

No separate retail hardware revision is recorded.

Required manufacturer firmware
RTSP/libcallback features require firmware <= 4.36.9.139
Setup
Read both the supported-device and firmware-compatibility tables.
Limitations
The maintainer explicitly reports inactive development and recommends Thingino. Newer firmware may allow root/SSH while RTSP and other libcallback features are unavailable. The supported-device table describes floodlight control as upcoming; camera support does not imply light control.
Limitations
The maintainer explicitly reports inactive development and recommends Thingino.; Newer firmware may allow root/SSH while RTSP and other libcallback features are unavailable.; The supported-device table describes floodlight control as upcoming; camera support does not imply light control.

No separate retail hardware revision is recorded.

  • Original firmware: RTSP/libcallback features require firmware <= 4.36.9.139
  • Newer firmware may allow root/SSH while RTSP and other libcallback features are unavailable.
  • The maintainer explicitly reports inactive development and recommends Thingino.
  • The supported-device table describes floodlight control as upcoming; camera support does not imply light control.
Sources
App or integration

View or record the camera in software that accepts RTSP, WebRTC or HLS streams. The camera keeps its existing firmware.

Applies toFirmware: Support-table firmware column: 4.36.11.x

How to get started

Run Docker Wyze Bridge on a computer or as a Home Assistant add-on, then sign in with your Wyze account and API credentials.

Setup
external Docker application or Home Assistant add-on
You’ll need
A supported camera, a running host and Wyze account/API credentials.
Original project github.com

Features & details

Check the project and hardware shown for each feature.

wz_mini_hacks

wz_mini_hacks — Source documentation (github.com)

Original firmware requirement
RTSP/libcallback features require firmware <= 4.36.9.139

Hardware differences

Security

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