"description":"HomeKit can be configured expose a bridge or a single accessory. In accessory mode, only a single entity can be used. Accessory mode is required for media players with the TV device class to function properly. Entities in the \u201cDomains to include\u201d will be exposed to HomeKit. You will be able to select which entities to include or exclude from this list on the next screen.",
"description":"Choose the entities to be exposed. In accessory mode, only a single entity is exposed. In bridge include mode, all entities in the domain will be exposed unless specific entities are selected. In bridge exclude mode, all entities in the domain will be exposed except for the excluded entities. For best performance, and to prevent unexpected unavailability, create and pair a separate HomeKit instance in accessory mode for each tv media player and camera.",
"description":"Check all cameras that support native H.264 streams. If the camera does not output a H.264 stream, the system will transcode the video to H.264 for HomeKit. Transcoding requires a performant CPU and is unlikely to work on single board computers.",
"description":"The HomeKit integration will allow you to access your Home Assistant entities in HomeKit. In bridge mode, HomeKit Bridges are limited to 150 accessories per instance including the bridge itself. If you wish to bridge more than the maximum number of accessories, it is recommended that you use multiple HomeKit bridges for different domains. Detailed entity configuration is only available via YAML. For best performance, and to prevent unexpected unavailability, create and pair a separate HomeKit instance in accessory mode for each tv media player and camera.",