EzVidoo is 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.
New Features
Hardware accelerated video decoding in both Windows/Linux
GUI app for linux
deb installer for linux
architectural improvements
Improved onboarding flow, auto virtual hub creation
Fixes
list of Cameras not updated after adding
Some icos are cut-off
Blank page after authorization
Blank page after end of the session
one camera can be added twice
no validation for camera name
after error, cannot input to form again
missing camera status
video stream frozen at start
filters in live video not working
activity zones are not implemented
filtering motions not working- by camera works
find camera not working
infinite errors when 2 windows started
infinite errors when uninstalling the app
error messages disappear quickly
refresh tokens expire create authorization errors
cannot stream to mobile after restart of app/computer(vhub side)
improved image size, binary size
remember me is not working
added logout to clear remember me
removed non existing filters in histories
removed non existing filters in clips
removed non existing filters in activities
Windows/GUI updated as promised based async
reset filters not working in activties
reset filters not working in clips/histories
set timezone of videobox
removed provision page
camera drop-downs not working after filter(shows 0)
fixed auto deletion of video files in end retention period
default retention type updated to 3days.
cannot create account if dont have physical controller
On Windows 10, I uninstalled the previous version of Vidoo and Virtual Box and removed the existing Vidoo controller from my Vera account.
I then installed the msi and ran the Vidoo app, installed Virtual Box and restarted the PC.
The version of Virtual Box that it downloaded for me was: VirtualBox-6.1.22-144080-Win.exe
Launched the Vidoo app again and it opened Virtual Box application. I then see this prompt. I clicked OK.
The VM could then be seen up and running and in the Vidoo app I then saw a login screen.
Logged in with my Vera account username and password, the little eye icon still doesn’t work to show the password.
Looks like its remembered some settings from the previous installation, as I have two of my cameras already added in the Cameras and Live Video area.
I played one of my Hikvision cameras and the PC’s CPU is still pegged at 100% is there a setting to enable for hardware decoding? I can’t see any settings at all for the Vidoo app?
I then played another Ezviz cam and that pegs the CPU at 100% also.
How does one now add the virtual controller to the Vera account?
How about the CPU load? I was hoping that might have been fixed…
EDIT: Actually CPU is at 100% just with the Vidoo app opened and sat on the Activities screen, never mind playing back live video feeds off the camera.
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