PC/NVR for multiple cameras?

TechieNI

TechieNI

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Mar 14, 2024
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Hey folks, I was hoping to pick a few brains in here if possible. I have 4 Wyse cam v3s and 3 riolink outdoor cameras as well as riolink indoor....Anyhow, the Wyse I assume will run with RTSP and the riolink will probably run the came. Can anyone recommend a box that would works for the likes of this or should i setup a PC for these? I know recording continuously will be hard on the PC too or if anyone can point me in another route possible? 1 of my main problems is, it is a rented properly, while I am aloud to screw things to the walls as long as i fix any holes etc. running wires all through house is going to be impossible so I'm depending on Wi-Fi and as all the cameras are Wi-Fi enabled then it seems like it would work.... However I thought of putting them all on their own router but I don't think it will work as they wont have "internet" per se and if i keep them on my current Wi-Fi network they will hog all the bandwidth no doubt. I would like all wireless and able to record 24/7.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. TIA
 
TechieNI said:
Hey folks, I was hoping to pick a few brains in here if possible. I have 4 Wyse cam v3s and 3 riolink outdoor cameras as well as riolink indoor....Anyhow, the Wyse I assume will run with RTSP and the riolink will probably run the came. Can anyone recommend a box that would works for the likes of this or should i setup a PC for these? I know recording continuously will be hard on the PC too or if anyone can point me in another route possible? 1 of my main problems is, it is a rented properly, while I am aloud to screw things to the walls as long as i fix any holes etc. running wires all through house is going to be impossible so I'm depending on Wi-Fi and as all the cameras are Wi-Fi enabled then it seems like it would work.... However I thought of putting them all on their own router but I don't think it will work as they wont have "internet" per se and if i keep them on my current Wi-Fi network they will hog all the bandwidth no doubt. I would like all wireless and able to record 24/7.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. TIA
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Hi @TechieNI

Reolink and Wyze cameras .. if you can get both to produce an RTSP stream, then I would look for a 3rd party VMS on an PC solution ..

note, not all Reolink cameras are able to produce a proper RTSP stream for 3rd party VMS solutions .. so double check the Reolink camera models, and double check the firmware on the wyze cameras

"I would like all wireless " - we have found an all WiFi security camera setup gets to be problematic .. recommend IP PoE for the core cameras ..
 
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Hi @TechieNI

Reolink and Wyze cameras .. if you can get both to produce an RTSP stream, then I would look for a 3rd party VMS on an PC solution ..

note, not all Reolink cameras are able to produce a proper RTSP stream for 3rd party VMS solutions .. so double check the Reolink camera models, and double check the firmware on the wyze cameras

"I would like all wireless " - we have found an all WiFi security camera setup gets to be problematic .. recommend IP PoE for the core cameras ..
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Yes all cameras can feed rtsp including the Wyse cameras even with their original firmware. I have 1 on rtsp firmware and the others on stock firmware and they all work the same... As for IP POE that wont be possible as stated its a rental house so getting cable through spaces is not going to be easy never mind being aloud so I am restricted there sadly. 3rd Party VMS? can you explain what that is? Is this like Blue Iris software on a PC setup? If so, I'm going to need a beefy PC to accept inputs from several cameras to record. I assume though with RTSP they will all hog Wi-Fi bandwidth from by broadband yes? Might be best forgetting about the cameras I have and buy a cheap wireless camera system. I just thought as i had the cameras it would be great if I could use them without being a hassle.
 
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How do you RTSP a Wyze cam to connect it to BI for recording? I also thought as above the only option was a firmware replacement.
 
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