And all was working - yay! I can see live footage on both cameras, history from both cameras, etc.
It showed my entire home setup, and allowed me to "finish setup" on both cameras.Īfter completing the "finish setup" inside of Google Home running inside of Bluestacks on my MBP, I then went back to my iPhone and ran Google Home there. Ran Google Home inside of Bluestacks, logging in using the same gmail as I use for Google Home on my iPhone. Installed Google Home inside of Bluestacks - so now I could run Google Home on an android platform. Ran Bluestacks, logged in using the same gmail login I use for my Google Home app on my iPhone. Since I don't own an android phone, I downloaded & installed (for free) Bluestacks (android emulator) on my MacBook Pro. Thanks to a suggestion from Supert3d, I was able to complete the setup using an android phone. LED on the front the of both cameras is steady green. Tried pushing the factory reset button on the back of one of the cameras - held for 10 seconds. Installed Home app on iPad - got same exact behavior. Have re-installed Home App, have restarted phone.
But I cannot select a camera (to see live footage) without entering the dreaded "finish setup" loop. Interestingly - I can see footage from both cameras if I go to the Home app's main "history" page. But if I select the camera - I get stuck in the "Finish Setup" infinite loop. Note that I can select the floodlights, and turn them off & on, and adjust brightness. If I again select the camera - same thing - asks me to Remove or Finish Setup.
1 or 2 seconds later the app falls back to the screen for the main home. BUT - when I select either camera in the Google Home app - it puts me in a "settings" dialogue that gives me 2 options: "Remove device" or "Finish setup". Both cameras are recording events, and even sending notifications to phone & watch. Both floodlights work fine - can turn them both on & off using the Google Home app. Google account login is required to help install games from Google Play Store and for troubleshooting issues just the way it is on your phone.Just installed 2 new "Nest Cam with Floodlight"s. Why does BlueStacks need me to log in to my Google account? Although there is a paid version as well, however, that doesn’t affect the gaming experience in any way. Yes, the Android Emulator is free to download. Please note, we are presently working on making BlueStacks 5 available for macOS To update to BlueStacks 5, simply download it from this page or visit. Open the App Player, click on the top left corner of your screen.In case you are using a Mac, do the following If an update is available, you can download and install it by clicking on ‘Download now’.Click on ‘About’ on the Settings window.Open the App Player, click on the gear icon on the side toolbar for Settings.Follow the steps below to update BlueStacks on your Windows PC
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