Xiaomi Mi Home
This source allows you to view cameras from the Xiaomi Mi Home ecosystem.
Since 2020, Xiaomi has introduced a unified protocol for cameras called miss. I think it means Mi Secure Streaming. Until this point, the camera protocols were in chaos. Almost every model had different authorization, encryption, command lists, and media packet formats.
go2rtc supports two formats: xiaomi/mess and xiaomi/legacy. And multiple P2P protocols: cs2+udp, cs2+tcp, several versions of tutk+udp.
Almost all cameras in the xiaomi/mess format and the cs2 protocol work well. Older xiaomi/legacy format cameras may have support issues. The tutk protocol is the worst thing that's ever happened to the P2P world. It works terribly.
Important:
- Not all cameras are supported. The list of supported cameras is collected in this issue.
- Each time you connect to the camera, you need Internet access to obtain encryption keys.
- Connection to the camera is local only.
Features:
- Multiple Xiaomi accounts supported
- Cameras from multiple regions are supported for a single account
- Two-way audio is supported
- Cameras with multiple lenses are supported
Setup
- Go to go2rtc WebUI > Add > Xiaomi > Login with username and password
- Receive verification code by email or phone if required.
- Complete the captcha if required.
- If everything is OK, your account will be added, and you can load cameras from it.
Example
xiaomi:
1234567890: V1:***
streams:
xiaomi1: xiaomi://1234567890:cn@192.168.1.123?did=9876543210&model=isa.camera.hlc7Configuration
Quality in the miss protocol is specified by a number from 0 to 5. Usually 0 means auto, 1 - sd, 2 - hd. Go2rtc by default sets quality to 2. But some new cameras have HD quality at number 3. Old cameras may have broken codec settings at number 3, so this number should not be set for all cameras.
You can change camera quality: subtype=hd/sd/auto/0-5.
streams:
xiaomi1: xiaomi://***&subtype=sdYou can use a second channel for dual cameras: channel=2.
streams:
xiaomi1: xiaomi://***&channel=2