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- Homebridge is amazing! : r HomeKit - Reddit
I was getting frustrated with not being able to control new devices that didn't have HomeKit support, finally decided to play around with Homebridge WOW -- I had no idea it was so easy to setup and how well it works! It really is amazing I installed the package on my QNAP NAS (which is always running) and the instructions were super easy to
- Homebridge vs Home Assistant, unbiased opinion : r homebridge - Reddit
But if HomeBridge Support apple devices, then I don't go to that These MATTER standard people Amazon, Apple, Google, Oracle, Microsoft, Samsung etc are greedy Corporates They increase the price sky high as like other Apple products So, Stick with Home Assistant, if HomeBridge is just a overpriced solution provider
- What do you guys use as a Homebridge hub? : r homebridge - Reddit
Use Homebridge for Tesla, Homeconnect for Bosch, LaMetric plug-in, My-Q for garage door, Homebridge to TPLink for a couple of older smart outlets, and finally Homebridge to Unifi to bring my Unbiquiti Cameras in Runs flawlessly I have over 100 smart “things” in the house from all over and it runs smoothly
- Homekit Secure Video for (almost) any RTSP capable camera
Step 1: Spin up a Homebridge instance on a spare computer or Raspberry Pi I'd recommend doing this anyway as it adds unofficial support for a bunch of non-certified accessories Step 2: Upgrade Homebridge to version 1 4 0-beta 4 This adds preliminary support for HSV to Homebridge Step 3: Install the Camera ui plugin to Homebridge Version 5 0
- Z-Wave to HomeKit - How I did it : r homebridge - Reddit
Another option is homebridge-vera I have around 40 Z-wave devices connected to Vera, and homebridge-vera brings them onto Homekit brilliantly It's pretty automatic - if I add a z-wave device to Vera, it just shows up in Homekit after restarting the homebridge service Just have to move the device to the room I want
- Official Homebridge Raspberry Pi Image Released : r homebridge - Reddit
The Homebridge service is installed using the method described in the Raspberry Pi Installation Guide on the Homebridge wiki This means whether you decide to install Homebridge manually or use this image you'll have plenty of support from the friendly Homebridge community if you need it
- Matterbridge? : r homebridge - Reddit
There are a some hubs offering that capability (Aqara Hub M1S(Beta) and M2, Philips Hue Bridge (Beta) ) but only for a few products each With Matter Bridge in homebridge, we would have all devices supported by homebridge becoming compatible with the Matter ecosystem (and controllable with Apple Home, Amazon Alexa, Google Home or SmartThings)
- Homebridge - Beginners Guide - MacRumors Forums
If you can get native homekit, by all means go that way Don't think of homebridge as something you HAVE to have Don't start by saying "I want to install homebridge " First think about what you want to accomplish, like turning on a light or controlling your TV And then decide if homebridge is the way to make that happen
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