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These companies make a WIDE range of cameras, from crap to full res thermal fusion.įor Lorex I have LNB4421B x 1 and LNE8950AB x 2 My house is a Lorex house, I will not buy anything except Sony, Lorex, and Axis, they seem to be the only ones that will run for years and years without breaking. Currenly I do not save video but use doods to capture using Object Detect every 1-5 second and save in motioneye folder. I worry the SD card fail over time with multiple writes so I consider have these camera store to NAS and manage the images in motioneye to allow the easy access.

I decided to get the cam that allow the local function and record and move away from NVR type solution. Motioneye is not working for me and I wanted to move to other software.

Securityspy camera modes update#

That said, I dont expect to update the camera firmware and if they always maintain this level function I would find it amazing

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honestly i feel they may became the company that do the random software cripple or other trick to force the user subscription. when you click on “update firmware” in camera software it take you to amcrest website and ask you login.

i try to find firmware update on amcrest and it not exist.

I put this under covered patio and plan to use the bullet version in the exposed locations its mount is weird and requires no screws to adjust but this is kinda nice if you dont have in accessible (to the vandal) area.

really you can get this cam and manage all from its UI and use HA for the live view.

starts in DHCP because how annoying is it to have them start as static ip and need go through he11 to get them into correct vlan (fyi, i put cams in vlan with no WAN or LAN access, only allow incoming).

actually in english, my other cams are in japanese and dont have the other language support.

standard onvif and streaming support allow connect to motioneye, zoneminder, etc.

store to ftp allow me send image to NAS and view through other software.

sd card support allow store and manage video at unit.

I recently by IP5M-T1179EW-28MM dome camera and am very happy with software. I recently start looking to replace my cameras.Ĭurrently I have some syssing and jennov brand camera and crap as their software is, the image and physical units were decent I may consider a wireless bridge to that one camera, since anything wifi is likely to be a total mess in this segment. I’m also looking for a wifi-camera for a garage that I can’t run ethernet to (rental). A few more options would be nice to look at. I have seen that the Unifi cameras (except their cheapass new WiFi one as an exception) have a standalone mode that actually seem to fill my requirements.

Securityspy camera modes android#

Do I trust that in 5 years the Amcrest/Reolink/whatever app will still be on the android app stores? That it will with my then 5+ year old camera? That it will work with my current mobile devices? Do I trust the app itself on my network/devices? Noooooope. The most popular cameras I see recommended have some sort of cloud-based setup, or just as bad, app-based setup.

The market is a disaster, with giant piles of junk, all aiming at lower and lower price points. This would likely be a brittle process and I’d prefer to avoid it. I don’t mind if it can optionally connect to the cloud later. For a WiFi camera, I want to turn it on, connect to an ad-hoc hotspot for initial config, and go from there. I want a PoE camera that I can plug in, go to its IP and use a default user/pass to setup. This seems to be the best modern stream protocol. Must be able to connect to the camera purely locally. I am struggling to find a selection of cameras that meet my requirements.My rule #1 with HA and tech in general is to not trust the cloud, so I am looking for devices with the following requirements.

So I just did another dive into IP cameras, and wow, this market is a disaster.