I have a WyzeCam v2 ( older model ) which works with RTSP, I am looking to add another.
Anyone know a real cheap, don’t need anything fancy, just full time recording
Checkout Amcrest cameras. They are decent. Support is a little challenging to work with but they eventually resolve things.
I think TP-Link cameras are quite affordable and useful.
Just be sure to change default credentials, disable unnecessary features or remote access, and keep them on a local network to minimize risks.
Since we in Canada and @haru0 is implying TP-Link is compatible.
Costco has 2 packs for like $90 bucks almost constantly.
October Prime day is in a week, Amazon will put TP-Link stuff on sale during that.
Thanks guys, got TPLnk C100 for $18, used it and got 3 others
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did the c100s work?
Amazingly, got 5 in total now $18/pop
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Camera manufacturers release new models very quickly, and it is quite difficult for us to purchase or borrow every single one for integration.
If you have not see the camera model listed in the QVR Server compatibility menu, please try connecting it using ONVIF with ONVIF Profile S+T Cameras, the camera should work just fine with QVR Server in most cases.
If encounter any setup issues, just open a support ticket or post the question here. We will be happy to help to troubleshoot and get everything running smoothly.