/g/ - Self Hosted Security Cameras? - Technology

Anonymous

Self Hosted Security Cameras? 11/17/24(Sun)21:44:04 No.103221618

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Self Hosted Security Cameras? Anonymous 11/17/24(Sun)21:44:04 No.103221618 Archived

Wyze keeps getting worse. An app update lowered the quality of the cams, and every update they add more and more ads and I am finally getting tired of it. I want to host my own security cams and hd and be able to connect to my own ip and see alerts or live view my cameras just like with Wyze and Ring. Does anything like this exist that is free or open source that also has a phone app to go with? It doesn't need any of the fancy zone detection or facial recognition, just motion alerts and live cam view. Anyone else self hosting their own cameras? What system/apps are you guys running?

Anonymous
11/18/24(Mon)00:36:24 No.103222631

Anonymous 11/18/24(Mon)00:36:24 No.103222631

github/shinobicctv

Anonymous
11/18/24(Mon)08:39:12 No.103224967

Anonymous 11/18/24(Mon)08:39:12 No.103224967

zoneminder is the old school option. Rock solid, just works. There are several newer options that have "AI" object detection but they take a lot more CPU and memory. There are many tutorials and walk throughs on youtube for setting it up.

https://zoneminder.com/

Anonymous
11/18/24(Mon)10:04:14 No.103225614

Anonymous 11/18/24(Mon)10:04:14 No.103225614

>>103221618
I use amcrest ad410s with frigid.

Anonymous
11/18/24(Mon)10:25:07 No.103225789

Anonymous 11/18/24(Mon)10:25:07 No.103225789

follow up question: Are there self hosted security cams that don't require me to drill a hole in my door / walls? I own my home but that seems invasive as fuck to me.

Anonymous
11/18/24(Mon)10:28:07 No.103225814

Anonymous 11/18/24(Mon)10:28:07 No.103225814

>>103225789
Buy USB-powered IP cam with ONVIF support and connect it with Home Assistant.

Anonymous
11/18/24(Mon)10:36:45 No.103225877

Anonymous 11/18/24(Mon)10:36:45 No.103225877

>>103225814
I want one that goes on my front door and takes a battery. Everything seems to assume you would wire it into the doorbell.

Anonymous
11/18/24(Mon)11:13:35 No.103226224

Anonymous 11/18/24(Mon)11:13:35 No.103226224

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>>103222631
>github/shinobicctv
They moved. About 4 years ago.

Anonymous
11/18/24(Mon)14:54:02 No.103228406

Anonymous 11/18/24(Mon)14:54:02 No.103228406

>>103222631
deprecated ?

Anonymous
11/18/24(Mon)16:18:58 No.103229251

Anonymous 11/18/24(Mon)16:18:58 No.103229251

>>103228406
>deprecated
See >>103226224

Anonymous
11/18/24(Mon)16:25:26 No.103229321

Anonymous 11/18/24(Mon)16:25:26 No.103229321

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>>103229251
Moving to gitlab doesn't deprecate a project.

Anonymous
11/18/24(Mon)18:36:18 No.103230369

Anonymous 11/18/24(Mon)18:36:18 No.103230369

>>103224967
Don't you have to pay for that?

Anonymous
11/18/24(Mon)20:37:14 No.103231261

Anonymous 11/18/24(Mon)20:37:14 No.103231261

>>103221618
just don't live around niggers

Anonymous
11/18/24(Mon)21:19:49 No.103231520

Anonymous 11/18/24(Mon)21:19:49 No.103231520

Just ordered 3 PoE cameras that will be firewalled and enslaved by my Home Assistant setup. Enjoy your battery powered WiFi bullshit.

Anonymous
11/18/24(Mon)23:22:52 No.103232249

Anonymous 11/18/24(Mon)23:22:52 No.103232249

>>103225789
You can always use glue or those sticky pads for picture frames.

Anonymous
11/19/24(Tue)00:16:20 No.103232552

Anonymous 11/19/24(Tue)00:16:20 No.103232552

>>103225789
>I own my home but that seems invasive as fuck to me.
Imagine owning your own home and not knowing how to do simple repairs and maintenance. You should learn home maintenance especially if you own your own home. Drilling holes and running cables isn't even that hard.

Anonymous
11/19/24(Tue)00:26:17 No.103232625

Anonymous 11/19/24(Tue)00:26:17 No.103232625

>>103221618
I use Ubiquiti stuff, it just werks

Anonymous
11/19/24(Tue)01:36:13 No.103233063

Anonymous 11/19/24(Tue)01:36:13 No.103233063

>>103229321
TIL