“can the camera feed display on a tv using the alexa fire cube and can you describe how 2 way voice communication works- my client has a strong voice but no arms and cannot touch a phone. must be voice activated.”
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If you want to use audio, Wyze cams are not a good choice at all. I have 5 Wyze cams and audio does not work at all. Have tried all different settings but nothing works. Too bad because the video works great for what I need.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi there! Yes, the Wyze Cam v4 can display its feed on a TV using the Alexa Fire TV Cube. Additionally, the camera supports two-way voice communication, which can be helpful for your client. Here's how both features work: Displaying Wyze Cam v4 Feed on a TV with Alexa Fire TV Cube 1. Enable the Wyze Skill in Alexa: Open the Alexa app on your device. Tap More > Skills & Games and search for "Wyze." Select the Wyze Skill and tap Enable to Use. Sign in to your Wyze account to link it with Alexa. Follow the prompts to discover your Wyze devices. 2. View the Camera Feed: Once linked, you can use voice commands like: "Alexa, show me [camera name]." The live feed will display on your TV connected to the Fire TV Cube. Two-Way Voice Communication The Wyze Cam v4 has a built-in microphone and speaker for two-way Audio. To use this feature: Open the Wyze app and select the camera. Tap the microphone icon to speak through the camera. Your voice will be transmitted through the camera's speaker, and you can hear responses through the app. Voice-Activated Communication for Accessibility Currently, the two-way communication feature requires interaction through the Wyze app, which may not be fully voice-activated. Unfortunately, Wyze does not natively support hands-free, voice-only activation for two-way communication. If your client relies solely on voice commands, they can use Alexa to view the camera feed but may need additional accessibility tools or devices to enable two-way communication without physical interaction. We hope this helps! If you have further questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out.
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