Duo 2 PoE

If you just want it for game analysis rather than for general viewing I've been using the Reolink Duo 2 PoE camera. It's a security camera so it's only 20fps but the resolution is more than good enough. You'll need an external battery, cables and adapters so it's definitely more fiddly than Veo howe

I had a contractor do that for me. They ran cables through the attic/vinyl siding and then into my room which has the NVR. Cost me $800 to install 2 doorbells and 2 cameras (including running the wire). Your plan sounds fine. I really like the Reolink Duo 2V Poe and Reolink Duo 2 Poe. Both 4K camera

what cpu/gpu are you using on your server? intel processor w/ iHD? i have an intel i7-12th gen, here's how i got it to work on my setup with the duo 2 poe: go2rtc: streams: duo2_src: - "rtsp://admin:[email protected]:554/h265Preview_01_main" duo2_h264: - "ffmpeg:duo2_src#video=h264#audio=aac#hardwa

I’m actually in the middle of moving from Reolink to UniFi myself. Reolink has honestly been solid for me the past year. Running PoE cams like the Duo 2V, 1240A and doorbell without issues. Hard to beat the value for the money. Main reason I’m switching is more the ecosystem side and Protect UI/app

I have 6 or so reolink cams (Duo 2V which are their 180 degree cams) currently on Protect while I migrate then over to unifi cams. Currently have an equal split I'll likely keep a few of them around tho. Works great via ONVIF You do lose AI detection. But do get continous recording via Protect. Work

Yes, BI zones. Do Reolink cameras have zones, and does the zone information flow through the ONVIF data? I have two Duo 2V's, and they don't have zones, except the one zone to stop the camera from alerting itself. Yes, I find the Reolink AI far more consistant.

Preferred setup: all wired PoE If they can pull low voltage through the crawlspace, I would stay fully wired. That gives you metal housings, proper PoE, and a simple NVR. 1) North strip / both back doors (northwest corner) Single 4K turret on the northwest corner, watching down the strip between the