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Amcrest Doorbell Two-Way Audio & Alerts Configuration Tutorial w/ Home Assistant

Lots of you have been asking for a more details step by step configuration to get two-way audio and alerts working with the Amcrest AD410 Doorbell & Home Assistant. In this video, I walk through the steps needed to complete the setup. GitHub Link With Detailed Instructions: https://github.com/rogerquake/home_au... Sponsor: TurboDocx https://www.turbodocx.com/ HomeAssistant & Doorbell Two-Way Audio --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1) Create SSL Certificates. Using MKCert to create a Root and server certificate to allow for secure access. This is required to allow for two-way audio in a browser. 2) Reverse Proxy. Configure NGINX to front-end access Home Assistant and Go2RTC. This allows both services to be accessed securely over SSL (443). 3) Modify Doorbell Audio Codec. Using the Amcrest API, modify the audio codec used on the doorbell from ACC to G.711A. This allows audio from the doorbell to be streamed when using WebRTC for real-time video playback. 3) Create Go2RTC HTML Page. Just accessing the Go2RTC WebRTC.HTML page for two-way audio won't allow the microphone access. We will need to create a new html page hosted on Home Assistant that is accessed from an -frame card. This will allow the microphone to work when accessing the dashboard. 4) Create Dashboard with i-Frame Card. Since two-way audio does not currently work through a regular card, an i-frame card is used to include a website created on HomeAssistant that redirects to the Go2RTC WebRTC website. Sending Audio Alerts through Home Assistant --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1) Record & Convert Audio Alert File. The audio file used for alerts must be converted to a specific audio format (G.711A) or else it will be be unable to be played through the doorbell. 2) Upload Audio Files. Uploading the audio files for alerts to Home Assistant. This can be done through the file editor inside the Home Assistant website. 3) Create Bash Script. To play the audio file through the doorbell, a bash script will be created that uses the curl command to send a GET request to the doorbell. This command also uploads the audio file stored on Home Assistant to the doorbell. 5) Create Home Assistant Configurations. Create the shell command & script items to allow for the bash script to be executed from a button. 6) Update Dashboard. Create a button that executes the script that points to the bash script. Links: MKCert: https://github.com/FiloSottile/mkcert Amcrest AD410: https://amcrest.com/4mp-wifi-camera-d... Go2RTC: https://github.com/AlexxIT/go2rtc