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Yes, or on-premises. You could use whatever NVR software you want.
by def8cefe 6y ago
Yes, or on-premises. You could use whatever NVR software you want.
- kawsper 6y agoDo you know of some replacement software?
- def8cefe 6y agoI know of ZoneMinder but I haven't used it myself.
- nickt 6y agoSecuritySpy for Mac works well, and supports Ubiqiti cameras. http://www.bensoftware.com/securityspy/ http://www.bensoftware.com/securityspy/
- s0ss 6y agoI've been meaning to check out https://shinobi.video https://shinobi.video Appears to be a much more modern take compared to zoneminder.
- specto 6y agoIn my opinion, that software is spaghetti code and barely functions when it's actually running. I tried it for a while, but gave up because it constantly lost the stream. I had to go to super low res for 3 cameras with a very low bitrate to make it run stable. I'm surprised someone like ubiquiti doesn't come out with an NVR with object detection built in.