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Wyze with CFW supports RTSP streams, as do all unifi cameras
I think wyze forces you to use their apps to view streams, but perhaps I've missed something there?
EDIT: Looks like it does support RTSP, but only accessible from a local computer (so I'd need to have a machine on that network that then restreams that out somewhere): https://support.wyze.com/hc/en-us/articles/360051619871-Does-Wyze-Cam-v3-support-RTSP-
All RTSP streams are local only unless you forward ports, which is not recommended unless you lock them down with auth & 2FA. If you’re decent at coding you can whip up a quick webpage that displays all your cameras in one place and then secure that page, keeping the cameras local only.
That would mean I'd need to run a web server at that location, which I'm trying to avoid. I have the background to do that but want low/no maintenance and minimal fuss - administering a server is more than I want to do for this project.