Many new cameras today record on an SD card, have analog external trigger and output connections.Įasiest Homeseer 3rd party integration today for Homeseer users is a dedicated Wintel box running Blue Iris. I still utilize analog means here of motion detection sensors (outdoor PIRs and whatever). While Homeseer can do a lot it is not a security CCTV NVR box.Ĭonsumer level video motion algorithms are still very far from perfect.
Hikvision onvif settings software#
With the advent of multiple HD IP streaming you are or want some sort of dedicated hardware (firmware) or software on dedicated hardware. ONVIF compliance is still totally not soup. I have tinkered with the stuff for many years.Īs Steve mentions it is easy to put an image on to a Homeseer touchscreen.
Intergrate with Homeseer and/or DSC alarms? Ie: Do cameras trigger motion and events? Thanks, and look forward to your thoughts.(+1) And I'd love to hear how it is setup and integrated as this is very new to me! That's my understanding.Ĭan someone recommend fixed dome camera w/ POE that has been proven to work well with Homeseer? Some of the brands I'd consider are: Dahua, HikVision, EYESruv, etc. That said, and regardless if they are linked to an NVR, the URL snapshot still needs to work independently in order to work with Homeseer. I would like to use commercial grade cameras that are hard-wired & POE into an NVR. Despite Foscam being around a while, their products are intended towards the low-end market/home use and WIFI. I don want to re-invent the wheel, but I also have no desire to work with Foscam. However, others have other brands working once they magically figure out the proper URL. From reading around the board, and Homeseer documentation, it appears that the only supported camera brand is Foscam.
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