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

The new Alexa Plus firmware no longer supports the RTSP player stack and so all third-party local RTSP integrations are broken. Monocle Gateway can’t fix this because the Alexa Plus stack doesn’t even attempt to start an RTSP session anymore.

Basically, for security reasons, Amazon dropped support for local RTSP streaming. That requires all camera streams to use Amazon’s “Smart Home Camera API” (cloud-based, authenticated HTTPS HLS or DASH), not direct RTSP. Therefore, although Monocle Gateway presents RTSP streams, Alexa devices no longer know what to do with the streams that Monocle Gateway presents.

I found a solution called “Scrypted” which may provide a solution. I’ve not had any luck getting it to work probably due to the same issues. Basically, Amazon will control displaying all camera streams on their devices.

My advice is to look for specific camera skills for your cameras to add to Alexa, or do what I do which is to just use TinyCamPro on your Fire TV to display your cameras. Using voice commands to display cameras on Echo Shows is now strictly limited to Amazon skills.

I have created my own voice commands to display my cameras via my Google Chromecast 4k. By not serving your cameras to the cloud, security is greatly improved.

@warrenRO

@Joe I have been trying Scrypted for a few days. Works fine and the cameras get pulled in. It’s the cloud plugin that keeps disconnecting every 30 minutes and I have to go back in and login again for the cameras to show on Alexa. If I could get the cloud plugin to stay up it would be exactly what I needed. Gave up with support though. Never responded once.

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.

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

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

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@Joe Thanks so much for posting this. Monocle had been rock solid for me for the past two years, so this recent issue really threw me off.
I checked out Scrypted after seeing your post, gave it a try, and it’s doing exactly what I needed from MonocleCam.
Looks like I’ll be moving over to Scrypted for now too. That said, I’ll definitely keep checking back here — I’ve always liked the Monocle solution and would love to come back if things pick back up.
Really appreciate you sharing your experience — it made all the difference getting my setup back online!

@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.

Never mind. It must have been a transient error, because the skill is accessible again now.

I’m still seeing the DNS resolve error, so thing’s still not right.