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For my apartment, I run rtsp-simple-server[1] on my home server and use Raspberry Pis with generic USB webcams running ffmpeg to stream the audio/video to the R
by goodells 3y ago
For my apartment, I run rtsp-simple-server[1] on my home server and use Raspberry Pis with generic USB webcams running ffmpeg to stream the audio/video to the RTSP server. Then I run camera.ui[2] separately for a nicer interface on top of all the cameras, HomeKit integration, etc.
The only downside hardware-wise is I don't get any indoor IR night vision with these, which some of the nicer "smart home" account-locked ones do.
It's honestly not too bad to set up if you run [1] and [2] in Docker. I've done disaster recovery scenarios of my home infra where I straight up disconnect the modem's uplink and everything works without any issues.
[1] - https://github.com/bluenviron/mediamtx https://github.com/bluenviron/mediamtx
[2] - https://github.com/seydx/camera.ui https://github.com/seydx/camera.ui
- throwanem 3y ago> I've done disaster recovery scenarios of my home infra where I straight up disconnect the modem's uplink and everything works without any issues. As a Comcast customer in a region with no competing provider, I really respect and appreciate their proactive stance toward ensuring all their customers frequently have the opportunity to reaffirm this level of confidence in our local networking infrastructures.
- omgwtfbyobbq 3y agoDitto on the Pis. I use zoneminder, but whatever works, works. I also have a few IR cameras that work ok. The biggest issue is finding decent ir LEDs. The ones that come with the IR cameras aren't great. I purchased standalone IR LEDs, which are better for reliability and ir illumination.