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Re:Kerberos: Open-Source Video Surveillance by jzawodn on Sunday July 11, 2021 @10:01AM (#27800862)
I'm happy with Amcrest cameras, both for indoor and outdoor use. They have some very affordable 4k options with PoE if that matters to you.
Re:Kerberos: Open-Source Video Surveillance by bsenftner on Sunday July 11, 2021 @12:07PM (#27801984)
I've come full circle with Amcrest. I work in video surveillance, and over time Amcrest just continue to work. I think of them like the consumer priced Axis. As far as their app, ditch it - they are ONVIF compatible. I'm currently using mine with both a rebranded hikvision NVR and a home brewed NVR I'm coding myself, plus a few RaspberryPIs running VLC in different rooms.
Re:Kerberos: Open-Source Video Surveillance by acidburnNSA on Sunday July 11, 2021 @10:36AM (#27801151)
I love their cameras but the app is so abysmal. Whenever I connect over vpn to access the cams remotely it goes effectively into a boot loop. I hate it. I keep reporting the crashes on android but no updates come.
Re:Kerberos: Open-Source Video Surveillance by Saris on Monday July 12, 2021 @01:10PM (#27812558)
Any app that supports RTSP will work too, you're not stuck on the official app!
Re:Kerberos: Open-Source Video Surveillance by throw0101a on Sunday July 11, 2021 @10:10AM (#27800944)
How do you power your outdoor cameras? Just drill a hole for a PoE cable?
Re:Kerberos: Open-Source Video Surveillance by acidburnNSA on Sunday July 11, 2021 @10:37AM (#27801156)
That's what I do.