Interesting. I’ve been building a home camera network and the state of this space (the nvr software) is pretty abysmal: zoneminder, blueiris, shinobi, etc… gonna take this for a spin.
This is a terrible name for an open source project though.
This is a terrible name for an open source project though.
Can you be specific on what you found to be the issue? Did you try MotionEye? They're just a front-end for motion which by itself is very configurable (I recently enabled encoding using vaapi driver for some good performance gains for multiple camera detection/recording), But you need to get past the Python 2 mess of MotionEye but the community is very active and soon I expect the Python 3 branch to reach stability.
> This is a terrible name for an open source project though.
Guess, What's the name for their management system repository is[1]
I’m not even going to run Windows clients.
It’s a shame they can’t do a containerized version of BlueIris. That is something I probably would run, so long as I could avoid running Windows.
I fucking hate maintaining Windows infrastructure. Everything that should be straightforward is a nightmare.