Our brand new product EzVidoo is out for you to try as a pre-beta. It’s a full-blown CCTV capability that has a hub running in it that can run both in Windows and Linux environments. It is FREE to install and use it locally on your own computers!
EzVidoo is the Next gen CCTV because it has a hub built-in. So with EzVidoo you can run Ezlo hub firmware on your own PC. You can also transform any IP camera that supports RTSP protocol into a motion detection trigger device for your smart home system. World’s first Free CCTV software that has a full blown Hub Firmware built in running both windows or linux (Pi coming soon).
Feature set ready for your testing today is listed below :
Add RTSP IP cameras
Motion Detection
Create Motion Clips on motion
Smart buffering (recorded clip starts before the motion)
7/24 history recording
Set life time of history 1,3,7,14,30,180,365 days
Search history/clips by date time/camera
webRTC streaming
Trigger motion detected push notifications to Vera Mobile app
Real-time streaming through Vera mobile app
Windows 7(server 2012 R2) and above compatible
Activities screen to observe quickly happened events
Define motion hotzones
Set a motion sensitivity
Watch live stream in your current mobile app
Video files history on the desktop app
Features Coming Soon:
View video files history in your current mobile app
New launch installer options (Raspberry Pi Image / Ubuntu image)
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interesting idea, will it work on Synology? What are the hardware prerequisites? Minimum processor, graphics card, RAM? Where is the storage of images, locally or in the cloud? Tell you that the hub software will be available with it, does that mean that we can install a zwave and / or zigbee controller to have a more complete solution?
Now its recording to the PC which its running based on the retention duration you choose per camera.
Do you have any specific requirement for Synology?
There is no minimum hardware requirement right now except 64bit OS. Basically it should work on any PC produced in last 15 years, 2GB+ Ram, Windows 7 oe better
If you select not video processing but just storing that would loose the hardware requirements.
With the virtual hub its running inside you can integrate you your scenes, view camera feeds from mobile apps and so on.
With the scenes functionality with a physical hub you can generate scenes like turn on lights when motion detected and so on:)
Installed and tried to add any of my Amcrest cameras model IP2M-841B, IP8m-2493EW, IP2M-848E and IP8m-2493EW. Live view can not access any of them. Using a browser with the same credentials works. Shows “Trying to establish connection…” but no video.
Send me the url to the video and I’ll create the firewall rule. I’ll test for a bit but eventually install on Ubuntu. Looking forward to a Raspberry Pi install in the future.
I was only able to use it once, added a camera, it didn’t stream on vidoo, so I followed the explanation to add the firewall rule and tried again, but now it won’t even open:
Stopped the virtual machine, tried to restart, same result, used the repair option of the installer, same result.
I saw the same problem, got that error and then could not launch the app again. I had to reboot the PC to recover and then I could launch the Vidoo app. The devs are aware and working on a fix.
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