How is the ROTATE_DOOR option used?

[djkraven]

I am using the docker-compose.yml file and tried True, 90, yes as options but it does not rotate the stream in the browser. I must be missing something simple. [oddly the code block is not taking the line feeds] This is with the Cam v3 is the doorbell the only support cam for rotate or could the other cam be enabled?

version: '2.4' services: wyze-bridge: container_name: wyze-bridge restart: unless-stopped image: mrlt8/wyze-bridge:latest # Use a prebuilt image # build: # Uncomment to build from source # context: ./app # Uncomment to build from source # # dockerfile: Dockerfile.arm # Uncomment to build for arm ports: - 1935:1935 - 8554:8554 - 8888:8888 environment: - WYZE_EMAIL= - WYZE_PASSWORD= - ROTATE_DOOR=

[mrlt8]

AFAIK, the only way to rotate the video is to re-encode which can be resource intensive, so ROTATE_DOOR will only rotate WYZEDB3 cameras.

You can always pass your own FFMPEG commands directly to the bridge with something like:

environment:
  - FFMPEG_CMD_MYCAMNAME= -i - -vcodec libx264 -vf transpose=1 -f rtsp rtsp://0.0.0.0:8554/

[djkraven]

Is the rotate re-encoded happening with the docker on my PC so the resource-intensive part is partly dependent on the PC hardware? I will have to look into your suggestion of the bridge. Ideally, I am looking to view it on a browser. Another option might be to use CSS formatting of a frame.

[mrlt8]

If you can rotate the video in the browser, that would probably be the best solution.

[djkraven]

This is a sample not perfect of how to rotate using iframe and CSS. Not sure it is possible to incorporate the transform option into the web page option of the Docker Wyze Bridge or if that is at the Wyze side of things.
Wyze-Rotate.html.txt