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One of those great little gems you happen across once in a blue moon, thanks!

Nice zoom call background.

Great video and very easy to follow. I am looking to disable an MQTT node in NodeRed from within Home Assistant. I can't figure out how to accomplish this.

Please is the camera on onvif?

Great video - I think you have comprehensively covered all the issues that most of us have come across and had to deal with. An observation on the default timeout periods Zigbee2MQTT v ZHA. There's an odd but significant difference between them. MQTT is 10 minutes (repeaters) and 1,500 minutes (end-devices) whereas ZHA is 120 minutes and 360 minutes respectively. ZHA seems to have a much longer period for routers and a much shorter period for end-devices (which probably doesn't hurt), but, I was wondering if there is a platform specific reason for the respective but quite different timeouts. I expect it is simply a developers choice with no real reason, but, an oddity between the two platforms none-the-less. A further observation regarding signal strength and propagation on some devices. I have a number of identical INNR zigbee plugs. Three work absolutely fine whereas one often has disconnection problems despite being close to other routers. Admittedly, that problem one is also closest to my WiFi router (although channels are spread out), but, this device is as 90 degrees orientation to the others. The plug face is upwards rather than vertically as you would expect when plugged into a wall socket. I suspect the antenna(s) are designed to assume a standard wall-socket configuration. It doesn't seem to choose the most likely repeater connections and the signal strength on hops bares little relationship to distance. I was wondering if you or anyone has experienced similar problems due to device orientation? Finally, anyone have any ideas on how routers actually employ routing choices? Just wondering how devices ensure they don't cause circular routing - something that will increase traffic in networks very quickly - ask me how I know..... I presume they use some kind of hop-count limit on messages to minimise the risk while determining the shortest and best route back to the controller.

Brilliant video, absolutely packed with information and no fluff. Thanks

I just bought this for 5 dollerydoos because ChatGPT told me it's what I need to send it the same message til something breaks, like it does with me sometimes. After I download it, ChatGPT is clueless on how to send it self anything. So I was hoping to see it gets used as text entry directly into a program, regardless I dont fell like I wasted money. At first glance it does a heap of shit, now I realise it can do an absolute fuckton of shit. Good video, Good software albeit interesting learning curve

Very helpful video. Thank you

Currently researching for work and home and this video is truly helpful. Thank You, subbed for sure.

Great video but whats the point of saying press here and the video changes but we can't see what you pressed because it was too fast. Say what you are pressing on please, especially as the layout has changed in later updates.

Only one criticism........the number plate should have said 'stone roses' 😀

Nice video! In regards to the ethernet connector and cord bits hanging about, have you considered using a small juntion box to finagle all the cords into?

Great video, thank you for making this. I knew nothing about node red before this video, now I can say I have learned enough to start replacing several of my Home Assistant automations -- which are extremely difficult to visualize and understand in a single glance.

it isn't complete , how do i configure the pxe boot server ? i have been moving around for hours to get that the tutorial is not complete

that date time that you cant delete is probably from the camera itself, those can have overlays, which you should hid if using blue iris. I had older QSEE cameras and had to change them all one by one in the web interface.

man you are good, wish I found your channel sooner, I would have bought from your aff, you absolutely deserve it. Do you know if other reolink's work with blue iris?

One thing I suggest people to do is if they do not have smart lightbulbs is to change all switches where possible to Zigbee based ones. This way you do not suddenly change a KEY router socket-switch, because you need it in a different room. the other benefit is that they will never move. and are always powered. I have about 9+ smart switches all functioning as router, and some that are only end-device ones. I rarely see drops [only place I do see drops is in my yard] though I might get 2 sonoff zb-type E flashed with router firmware instead of coordinator firmware to extend the range

That was really interesting, thanks for sharing this wonderful video.

ruclips.net/video/vDcYz3a21TA/видео.html This scenario will not benefit from a slog device. It depends on whether the writes are "asynchronous" or "synchronous". The latter are helped by a suitable slog device. They typically occur with a hypervisors which store the virtual machines' files on the NAS, and with database systems when the files of the database are on the NAS.

Very good info, better than all the videos i watched before.

I’m a Home Assistant noob and was thinking, wouldn’t it be cool if HA was available via CarPlay. Then I found the app on my car’s screen and set it up from there. The interface didn’t seem completely intuitive, but luckily I found your excellent video. Thank you for posting this!

Holy crap, I pretty much dont understand anything you are saying. What are you trying to do? Every time you say, now you can probably see how this... No I can't se or understand how to use it. I'm here because HA is to complicated or unable to do what I want it to do, and I dont want to work with yaml. The first thing you do is look at stuff that looks like yaml, while saying you can now probably see... No, at least I can't see anything, I'm here for an intro to note red. But you lose me in the first minute. If Note red is so complicated and I need to understand yaml or coding stuff Im out of here bye bye Note red, you scared me away.

I will be installing a 200 W LED lights outside. Will this support that? Or is 200 W too high for it?

From reading the device manual, there's some trigger missing like holding the button. I found out that HA didn't recognize these triggers at first. You have to hold each button about 3s (till the light goes off) then the HA will recognize it and add the hold trigger of each button automatically. (I use z2mqtt btw)

Very nice, I’m going to binge watch your channel tonight Subscribed ❤

Thanks sincerely for this mate this is exactly the intro I was hoping for. Fantastic vid.

Great vid, seems exactly what I need, well, actually need it the other way around, but will assume that's possible, ie control HA from NR. My aim is just to use the HA dashboards, this is the only part of this obfuscated cryptic nightmare in HA that is the draw for me now, nothing I seem to touch in the bowels of HA actual work here, I have had countless hours getting no where, but NR, a masterpiece as I am sure you would agree and can handle all the control of home devices, mainly mqtt here, perfectly well, some struggles now and again but that's to be expected. So, have had NR working as home controller for a few years running faultless with the NR dashboard, while it is good, but they say the HA dashboard is supposed to be king, and with some of the creations I have seen they do look good, so my idea was to to use NR to do all the work and just use the HA as the UI. As you seem to be highly competent in both, I would be honoured with your opinion on my idea and it's possibility with NR and NR Companion, as I have been burned now so much with HA I don't think I can ever warm to it with any confidence whatsoever, but am prepared to just to try and get to grips as best as possible with only the dashboard part. You may remember me you kindly gave some pointers a while ago on some HA discovery issues I had. Kind Rgds, and keep up the good work, PS I am using ESPHome just fine with some custom projects and when I started that some of your vids were responsible for getting me up and running so thks again.

Great information, but you need to add a lot of pauses in your presentation.

You got my undivided attention by "unnecessary overkill homelab" ... Been hoarding deprecated enterprise gear for no good reason...

Great Video ... Could you share the template sensor to show flow in L/Min ? I use MQTT . I sit possible go get the consumption in Liters ? This is missing in MQTT.

Sir, do you have to use home assistant? is there a product available for standalone esp devices, like wled

Thank you Gemini for surfacing this video for me! The media control was just what I was after.

ANY adjustment of the needle ??? NO !! ... Ups ... you totally forgot to mention that ... i.e. that temperature changes digitally - between 100% open, and 0% open (i.e. 100% closed) ... .. Now, that is SHITTY regulation !!! ... and, a HIGH RETURN-WATERTEMPERATURE ... => fines to be paid, in fx. Denmark !!! So - shitty "stupid" TRV's !!!... AND A YET ANOTHER PAID/SPONSORED INFLUENCER-"REVIEw

I want to fix it FAR from a boiling container? .. so how far its sensitivity is?

Let us know if you find a way to create an automation for calibrating the temperature with external sensor. Thanks!

I'm just playing around with intents and got some simple sms messages going through, but no variables are involved (mainly because I can't seem to find anything but the most rudimentary examples of doing so). So basically I have two profiles that point to a task and each task does a seperate number and message. It works like a charm, but I'd rather have only one profile and one task with variables that I could dynamically change. But haven't found an example of this. I don't suppose you've done this and would share that?

Great video series. Will you cover how to create a custom sensor in ESPHome? I have a I2C sensor that is not currently a platform in ESPHome but I do have the arduino C++ library for it. From the ESPHome website I see that I should be able to make this work but they don't give very good examples. It would be ideal to keep my sensor library and code on GitHub and link it into ESPHome when compiling. I just have not been able to find an example of how to do this.

Dont we need to have Home Assistant Cloud to access Home Assistant outside home network?

Thank you verry much 👍 🇳🇱

Thanks for the helpful video. I'm struggling to find a way to adjust my Nest Thermostat from within my car. Home Assistant is appearing on the car's display but none of my Area's are showing despite having 8 or more configured. Would you know how to resolve this please? Or is there a better way to change the temperature perhaps via Actions or Control? Nothing about the thermostat is appearing under Control either.

Open source?

I wish they allowed us to create a CarPlay dashboard, having *everything* available is a bit messy

Reading is fundamental!!!! for the life of me I couldn't get it into pairing mode, but I wasn't holding the first button down for 10 seconds. Thank you so much.

I want this automation. This would be used when traveling. When it is clicked, it asks for the flight number and sends a message to specific people, the device goes into airplane mode, turns on low battery mode(to save battery) and turns on Do Not Disturb mode. When turning off it does the same thing in reverse order.

Great lesson! Can you manage to send a Whatsapp message using Node-Red?

Man, you are a great teacher! You video helped me a lot. Thanks a lot!