The Surveillance Station supports H.264, MPEG-4, M-JPEG, and MxPEG recording, ensuring high-quality recording videos for future playback and reference. Available and happy to test if anyone goes this route. If someone walks into the motion tracking area (including the use of exclusion areas from the camera), then turn on a floodlight on a z-wave switch or front door light. Installation and configuration can be easily carried out remotely in a web browser in a few steps. II’d like to access the events and alarms in QNAP as a replacement or alternative to motion sensors. Greatly appreciate any suggestions and/or specific models that you know of that fit these requirements. The Surveillance Station provides flexible options to set up IP camera recording, including video format, frame rates, schedules, smart recording, and more. The Surveillance Station enables users to configure and connect many IP cameras at the same time and manage functions including live audio & video monitoring, recording, and playback. Something like this camera listing on Amazon.Ī WiFi doorbell video camera with some form of motion detection support that also supports Surveillance Station. So no PoE support, and would have to communicate via WiFi to the QNAP. This works for me in that I can monitor the camera from Surveillance System, but I am unable to activate alarm recordings. Populate the IP field with the IP address of the camera, and add the ending of the URL for the (high or low quality) stream you want. Specifically I'm looking for recommendations for two types of cameras:Ī WiFi combo camera + flood light package that I can use to replace existing motion lights on electrical boxes. Youll need to add the camera as a Generic RTSP camera. One key aspect is that I am not looking for any devices that require a monthly subscription to be useful - want to make it work with the QNAP.
I think the username/password function on C200 just doesn't work.
But none of them works, they all showed username/password incorrect, even if I've changed several username/passwords combination and reset the camera few times. I've done some early research, and am overwhelmed by the blizzard of devices out there - and hoping some of you have suggestions that "just work". I've tried to connect to the camera through iSPY/VLC Player/Synology Surveillance station.
I was hoping for some specific recommendations for IP cameras that work with the QNAP Surveillance Station.
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