E1 Pro

I know you said you aren't looking for alternatives, but I'd suggest you skip those brands entirely, because what you need/want can't be done with those brands if you are looking specifically for cameras, you will end up with the same issues as your sister or worse. Those 2 brands are garbage and se

Look into a Reolink indoor camera, no subscription required. https://m.reolink.com/us/product/e1-zoom/

i've battled this exact thing with tapo cameras. the issue is usually that the tapo app uses cloud discovery and doesn't play nice with mdns across subnets. try moving the rule order so the allow from home to iot is at the top. also enable igmp snooping on both vlans. if you keep running into proble

I have a Reolink E1 Zoom and like it. I used to have a Wyze, but Reolink has been better overall. Here's a video from the camera on my QT tank: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcCyE0Ol7Ug. The only issue is that during the day I need coral lenses (attached by a tape), but at night IR mode reflects o

First of all OP, you must understand that you are not getting anything reliable that's Wi-Fi. You will have issues from time to time, it doesn't matter if you have NASA internet or super Wi-Fi. You will have issues. Only with a PoE camera you wouldn't have issues, but I assume you can't do this beca

I have just bought a Reolink e1 pro. It works perfectly with UniFi protect including ptz . You do not need to add an sd card to the camera Edit: running protect on my cloud gateway fiber

several challenges here.. you're trying to resolve a behavioral issue with technology - which rarely works. your neighbor is already falsely filing noise complaints when you're not home. if your landlord doesn't accept that you've not been present for several of their complaints, trying to "convince

That's why I am confused he had to shut it down. No disrespect to OP but he could've solved this thing in a month and not a year. Buy an indoor IP camera (reolink e1 pro) and run AI models on it through fastapi. But in regards to the RPi it depends on the algorithm OP is using, but a regular raspber

For cameras inside your home, my personal preference is to go with plug in power, so I can absolutely disable them when I am at home! Specifically, I plug them into cheap "smart plugs" from a different vendor, plugs with an LED showing the state of the controlled outlet -- that way I hit one button

I like my reolink E1. They have a few versions so check the differences. I think the e1 pro is what I went with. It uses an SD card. You can get alerts for pets or people. It will even track ( rotate) to follow your pet as it moves through the room. No subscription needed. I have their doorbell too.