@papaspapa Figured it out

@Maz_17 thanks for the reply. Yeah, unfortunately a reboot didn’t fix me up :(

I’m guessing there isn’t much support for this solution anymore. A lot of the comms looks dated.

Hi, i have the same problem, i tried to change the pass with onvif device manager but it show the message “connection closed”, the cam work and i can see the video from the software

@Monocle Robert, are you still supporting Monocle?
In reading some more recent posts, I didn’t see you posting for some time.
All ok?

This stopped working back in January, more than likely because a server certificate expired. I made a few posts, as did others. The author has never responded. I consider this app to be dead/unsupported.

I have replaced the functionality with Scrypted running within Home Assistant.

Did you get this working, as im having the same issue with my unifi g4 doorbell pro.
It use to work but just stopped and no matter what settings i try it wont display on my fire tv

Same happened to me. Our old Show stopped working. Our Fire TV’s never worked. And then we replaced our old Show with a new Echo Show 21 (technically not supported by monocle) and that had the same issues.

Your post helped me identify the problem. I was struggling trying to get the Monocle gateway to work, because I thought it was just that Amazon was requiring encrypted streams. But it turns out I wasn’t doing anything wrong. Amazon tightened the screws yet again.

Until Monocle has a solution, I turned to Scrypted. As long as you don’t use the cloud recording and alert features it’s free. I installed it as a windows service using a script from their website. It’s a bit more involved than Monocle, and I had to reconnect things a couple of times to get everything refreshed and showing up, but now my cameras work like they used to. As far as I know, Srypted is currently the only free option which uses the Amazon API required. Spent a few days on this so hopefully this will help someone else save some time. Good luck!