@JaredBusch Did you ever find a product that you liked for this?

I am looking for 1 PoE outdoor camera for the front of my house. I ran the Cat6 line years ago and I just need to buy the camera now.

@JaredBusch said in Couples Nest Security Hacked:

@scottalanmiller said in Couples Nest Security Hacked:

@tonyshowoff said in Couples Nest Security Hacked:

Crackers, not hackers bro.

Or whatever 1980s, early 90s jargon file stuff people tried to recapture from the media. I am a total green hat, I will be as black or white hat as you pay me to be and I've been paid well to do really mundane shit over the years and sometimes fun stuff.

Rainbow hat

Stay away from my, almost rainbow, plaid fedora.

I'll recruit you yet.

@manxam said in In home surveillance camera:

@bnrstnr said in In home surveillance camera:

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@dbeato said in In home surveillance camera:

@wrx7m said in In home surveillance camera:

Is anyone using the ubiquiti unifi video software?

I am and I also have Wyze.

What cameras are you using with the Ubiquiti nvr?

Does the ubiquiti unifi only work with ubiquiti cameras

Stolen from their forum:

the UniFi Video software (UFV) only works with Ubiquiti cameras and that the UniFi Video Cameras (UVC) only work with UniFi Video software. Ubiquiti is on record as stating that there is no intention for UFV to support other brands of camera.

The Unifi Video software can stream an RTSP feed of each camera, but the cameras have to connect to Unifi Video first.

Just a note on this in case it's missed. All of the G3 camera's, when setting them up, provide the option for "standalone" (your own RTSP server) or "UniFi Video" (their software/hardware) in the later firmware.
I have a few G3-Flex going to BlueIris without issue and no UFV in the chain.

Correct.

I typically run with Dahua (or Hikvision in a pinch) mixed with their own branded NVRs or, if software based, BlueIris.
Both models of cameras are professional grade and look the part but can be a little costly.
The Dahua cameras have several models with the "Starlight" sensor which makes low light situations look fantastic and easy to identify.
Check out https://ipcamtalk.com for tons of reviews, footage, etc of many different cameras.
Dahua aren't usually sold to "end users" in North America but there's a guy on Alibaba that ships straight from China cheaply and with NA firmware. He's highly used on IPCamTalk and I've personally purchased a few dozen cameras from him. https://www.aliexpress.com/store/1859367

@scottalanmiller that's exactly I was trying to point out. Storage for the camera footage is important not just in terms of available space. There may be a case where the OP would need to directly access his recordings in case of emergency to provide them to the authorities when the host is no longer available (stolen) or damaged. Having them stored on a separate NAS inside a shared folder would certainly make the above job easier. Having said that, this can also be done by simply backing up the video files elsewhere or syncing them offsite.

I've not used them, but the price and features seem awfully good.

@gjacobse said in Your next phone may have an ARM machine learning processor:

learning

Its called NPU, and everybody thinks (not the end user of-course) that it is half baked if not total gimmick.

Deep learning is shallower and more hyped than Italian television

https://www.fudzilla.com/news/45576-ai-is-still-half-baked

@travisdh1 said in Ubiquiti Frontrow:

@scottalanmiller said in Ubiquiti Frontrow:

@travisdh1 said in Ubiquiti Frontrow:

@scottalanmiller said in Ubiquiti Frontrow:

@travisdh1 said in Ubiquiti Frontrow:

I NEEDED this around 2 months back 😞

For MangoCon videos?

No, for the things that happened at work that should have been recorded.

That's how you get yourself beaten.

They actually got security camera footage of a government official shoving an employee.

Harder to beat up and intimidate a mounted camera in the corner.

@ambarishrh said in Looking for indoor & outdoor camera:

Vendor asked for building layout amd size so that he can get the right model

I wouldn't mind AMD things, but I think that was supposed to be an and.

Why is a vendor specifying the equipment that's being purchased? Please don't make us put this in the "Burned by eschewing best practices" thread!

@henriette said in Camera for travel:

You are planning to travel every year to new destinations and you have not any Camera except Mobile camera, this is very shocking for me. You have to buy any Point and shoot camera.

For deciding which point and shoot camera is good for you, I would like to share one article with you. Here is article link http://www.gadgetreview.com/best-point-and-shoot-digital-camera Using this review article you can easily decide which point and shoot camera is the best for your use.

According to me you should not buy drone because of Drone is very expensive and most of the countries are not allowing you to to use drone as you already said.

One option is there, when you need drone, you can hire it on rent. This is the best option for you.

Thanks for sharing the link. I am about to start travelling to different destinations from this year, so till that time the phone camera was sufficient, and i already got the camera, Canon SX60.

@gjacobse said:

Sony's Xperia Z5 Premium has an absurd 4K display

lolwut!?

I have to ask: Why? It's not like you'll be able to see it outside anyway.

I'd buy any DVR that matches the camera type that want.

And then buy the camera's separate. Any basic unit that you'd buy from Amazon are going to have crap camera's.

All you need is the software and storage space.

If you don't want to purchase a prebuilt system you could try something line ZoneMinder, and simply purchase camera's that are on the HAL.

ZoneMinder
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