With the advent of substreams I’ve disabled hardware acceleration on my rig. To my surprise doing this also lowered the overall CPU consumption, no idea why?
I recently had AC fitted at my house in India and I showed the installer examples of how I didn’t want it installed.
Some of the installs in India are just plain shocking!
I’d just move it and see what happens. You might need to play around in the BIOS if the old system was for example using the legacy BIOS option and the new is UEFI.
If you have encryption enabled then be sure to disable and decrypt the drive before even thinking about moving it.
Can’t really comment as the last Android phone I had was the Galaxy S4 and since then Apple.
For me the app, bar a few temporary issues with specific releases of the app has always done what I need from it.
I hear people complain about the layout and that it looks ancient/old but all I need...
This is a very good point and another reason why I use junction boxes even where I don’t strictly need one. That extra 1” or so is enough to lift the camera away from the wall and can alter the overall view you can obtain.
Unless your cable will be coming from directly behind where you mount the cam and there is room for the pigtails for the first cam you've linked I would personally mount it on a junction box.
Just out of interest why have you selected/settled for those cams? There are plenty better available?
It looks like it’s basically a utp coupler similar to what you’d use to extend say an Ethernet cable.
Can’t see why it would cause any issue as it’s just a more glorified patch panel minus the need to punch down but you’d need to put a plug on all the tails coming in behind it.