Amcrest has their
Amcrest Blue Iris Professional Surveillance Software (Version 5, Windows Download) for $54.99 - $8.25 w/ coupon code
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$46.74.
Thanks to community member
dymutaos for finding this deal.
Note: Compatible with Windows OS only. You will be sent a license key in your order receipt and the download link to the software.
Features:
- Use motion or audio sensing to trigger recording, or record continuously or periodically.
- Overlay the current date/time as well as a logo or other information
- Optionally record audio
- Use a timer to determine when the system is armed
- Images may be captured as either JPEG images, MPEG movies or Windows Media movies (full version)
- Receive alerts via loudspeaker, email, instant message, voice phone call (with automatic redial), or external program/script
- Run Blue Iris as a Windows service so that only you have control over its operation on a shared PC
- All passwords are stored encrypted
- 64 channel recording
- H.265/H.264 video compression
- Receive alerts via e-mail, text message, or phone
- Motion and audio triggered recording
- Audio recording options available
- Built-in web-server for web-casting all cameras simultaneously, digital zoom and pan/tilt
- All passwords are stored encrypted
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Looking it up, it seems that scrypted costs $10/year/camera. That's more than it's worth for me, if I want to have several cameras locally. I'll plan to store recordings on a local nas, as I'd prefer to avoid recurring subscription fees when possible.
I have 8 4k (wide angled/double lens) cameras locally, which is like having 16 feeds with a dedicated PC that is only consuming 37 watts recording them all to WD purples.
The remote viewing is horrible and my FPS is only 3-5, so whenever I want to see something in 4k, I have to go into my server closet and fire up the monitors in there.
Are you running scrypted on a dedicated PC? How is that AI? False detections? I have a bunch of trees and in the summer shadows give out a ton of false hits.
Edit: Ahh, scrypted is a per camera annual license, f that.
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That's saving $600+/yr, the upgraded equipment costs would most likely pay for themselves within the first year or two.
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