Search Results for "home security camera"

Scrypted is a high-performance home video integration platform and NVR with smart detection capabilities. It is designed to connect and manage camera systems while providing low-latency streaming to platforms such as HomeKit, Google Home, and Alexa. The project supports many camera types and focuses on reliable video integration rather than simple device control alone.

...It simplifies deployment by packaging Homebridge, Node.js, and required dependencies into a ready-to-run container that supports multiple architectures including x86 and ARM devices like Raspberry Pi. The project enables integration of non-HomeKit smart devices into Apple’s Home ecosystem through plugins and configuration tools. It includes built-in support for FFmpeg, allowing video streaming and camera integrations without additional setup. The container can be deployed using Docker Compose, making it easy to manage updates, persistence, and configuration across different systems. Its design focuses on reliability and ease of use, enabling users to run home automation services as a stable background process. ...

go2rtc is a lightweight, zero-dependency streaming server designed to unify and convert video streams across a wide range of protocols and devices, particularly in smart home and surveillance environments. Written in Go, it provides real-time streaming capabilities with extremely low latency by supporting protocols such as RTSP, WebRTC, RTMP, HTTP, and HomeKit, while also enabling seamless transcoding using FFmpeg when needed. The application can ingest streams from IP cameras, USB devices,...

Full documentation: Download clipstitchX.Y.html To make movies from your camera (or phone) video files. FFmpeg is a professional-quality, free, open-source program for video editing, with the ability to implement a huge number of operations and handle every data format! This kind of ability comes at a cost: its commands are quite complex-looking and difficult to use and remember. Clipstitch runs as a front-end to ffmpeg so that you use only the sub-set of ffmpeg commands necessary for making a home movie from your digital camera, puts them in easier-to-read form, and internally combines multiple ffmpeg commands to do certain tasks.. ...

motionEyeOS is a Linux distribution that turns a single-board computer into a video surveillance system. The OS is based on BuildRoot and uses motion as a backend and motionEye for the frontend. Compatible with most USB cameras as well as with the Raspberry PI camera module. Motion detection with email notifications and working schedule. JPEG files for still images, AVI files for videos. Connects to your local network using ethernet or wifi. File storage on SD card, USB drive or network SMB...

Motion monitors the video signal from one or more cameras (video4linux interface) and is able to detect if a significant part of the picture has changed. Features: interval snapshots, live streaming webcam, mpeg generation, database interface, OSD etc. For the latest releases and deb packages go to the Motion home page

CamDesk is a free, open source, desktop webcam widget, that was created as home surveillance application. Although others have used it for demonstrations even with CamStudio, and QuickTime Player for screen casting.

this project aim to have a very simple and effective software for the video surveillance. this software support multiple camera( Ip camera and Web Camera) rendering, with the capability to detect motion and recording video.

Making use the Italian translation of this project. Users will be able to use the interface in their native language.

make the french translation of this wonderfull project

Camerad is a daemon to periodically fetch images from IP security cameras via http, store them on the filesystem in an organized manner and keep updated a set of thumbnails.

Four-channel daemon of video observation for IP video servers Aviosys IP9100A (B, Plus). This program is intended for indemnification of hardware restrictions four-channel IP video servers Aviosys

Gspy retrieves images from a video4linux device and processes these images looking for significant motion events. Each image of interest is recorded to a daily image directory may be optionally converted to mpeg movies. see http://gspy.sourceforge.net

Manage sources of video (i.e., from a security camera), recording clips where motion has been detected, and allowing those clips to be replayed. Variable lead-in/out time, motion detection, logging.

This project is a a basic WebCam, that works with all Video4Linux compatible video devices. Supports streamer from the Xawtv package and Videodog. Have features that makes it usuable as a simple security camera.