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#298751 13-Jul-2022 13:18
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Has anyone with a Ring doorbell system with multiple cameras know the secret for getting them to live stream on one screen , like standard security system

 

 





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  #2941615 13-Jul-2022 20:16
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It depends on the system you have. I have a couple of Amazon Echo Show and I can say "Alexa, show my driveway" and it will stream it live for about five minutes.

 

I don't know about other systems.





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  #2941824 14-Jul-2022 13:46
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Yes I have the same "Alexa show me front door" On my phone I get both locations showing on the screen and click on them for live.

 

I have not done extensive research but this bloke seems to have created a work around will give it a go when I have time

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJ8qptPprUc&t=91s





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