Suggestion for cameras for live stream

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I am considering have a live stream share of my 400 gallon tank.

Can anyone suggest any cameras that can do this?
Trying to see what my options are.

thanks
Kirk
 
A lot of people use the WYZE cameras and love them!
 
this is what AI is suggesting. just curious how crisp/clear the image is.
 
I use a Wyze
Jason,
How is the quality of picture? is it crisp? clear?
Does the picture lag?

I assume Wyze has a way to send a code to a friend or family member so they can view the stream?

anything you can share will be helpful.
thanks
Kirk
 
Jason,
How is the quality of picture? is it crisp? clear?
Does the picture lag?

I assume Wyze has a way to send a code to a friend or family member so they can view the stream?

anything you can share will be helpful.
thanks
Kirk
Hey
The picture is very good.
The video 100 percent lags.
There is a way to send a link to a friend but I've not used it.
It was easy to setup and cheap lol
Edit I just watched the video in the link Gumbie posted, so might just be my internet thats causing the lag on mine.
 
Wyze has no rtsp unless you buy an older model, you can't live stream with it. I've tried...

I have reolink e1 zoom I used to live stream with, the quality is 10x better and it actually has an optical zoom.

Edit: I misunderstood. I assumed live streaming meant on YouTube, Twitch etc. Of course, you can just have people install the Wyze app and add them to be able to view your cameras.
 

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