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Reolink: 22 CVEs, 100% unpatched, Trust Score C. Hard-coded crypto keys, command injection in camera firmware. CVE trend up 20%. Budget cams, real exposure. https://www.valtersit.com/vendors/reolink/ #cybersecurity #infosec #Reolink

Reolink: 22 CVEs, 100% unpatched, Trust Score C. Hard-coded crypto keys, command injection in camera firmware. CVE trend up 20%. Budget cams, real exposure. https://www.valtersit.com/vendors/reolink/ #cybersecurity #infosec #Reolink

Reolink: 22 CVEs, 100% unpatched, Trust Score C. Hard-coded crypto keys, command injection in camera firmware. CVE trend up 20%. Budget cams, real exposure. https://www.valtersit.com/vendors/reolink/ #cybersecurity #infosec #Reolink

Reolink: 22 CVEs, 100% unpatched, Trust Score C. Hard-coded crypto keys, command injection in camera firmware. CVE trend up 20%. Budget cams, real exposure. https://www.valtersit.com/vendors/reolink/ #cybersecurity #infosec #Reolink

I really like the #reolink #camera s but this 511 is annoying me

I took it out of service while working fine. Moved it to the bench and it refused to connect to the #wifi for ~24h but then worked fine *including rebooting without delay*

Moved it to a new location....this is without any reconfig, btw. Refuses to connect to the wifi.

WAPs are within 3 meters both times.

why.

#linux #networking

I really like the #reolink #camera s but this 511 is annoying me

I took it out of service while working fine. Moved it to the bench and it refused to connect to the #wifi for ~24h but then worked fine *including rebooting without delay*

Moved it to a new location....this is without any reconfig, btw. Refuses to connect to the wifi.

WAPs are within 3 meters both times.

why.

#linux #networking

I really like the #reolink #camera s but this 511 is annoying me

I took it out of service while working fine. Moved it to the bench and it refused to connect to the #wifi for ~24h but then worked fine *including rebooting without delay*

Moved it to a new location....this is without any reconfig, btw. Refuses to connect to the wifi.

WAPs are within 3 meters both times.

why.

#linux #networking

I really like the #reolink #camera s but this 511 is annoying me

I took it out of service while working fine. Moved it to the bench and it refused to connect to the #wifi for ~24h but then worked fine *including rebooting without delay*

Moved it to a new location....this is without any reconfig, btw. Refuses to connect to the wifi.

WAPs are within 3 meters both times.

why.

#linux #networking

I really like the #reolink #camera s but this 511 is annoying me

I took it out of service while working fine. Moved it to the bench and it refused to connect to the #wifi for ~24h but then worked fine *including rebooting without delay*

Moved it to a new location....this is without any reconfig, btw. Refuses to connect to the wifi.

WAPs are within 3 meters both times.

why.

#linux #networking

Reolink cameras installed, with no account and local storage. Running alongside the Blink cameras tonight to ensure they work as expected.

And then it'll be resetting and selling the Blink cameras and deleting that account.

Another 'f*ck you' to US Big Tech.

#Reolink #Blink #Amazon #SecurityCamera #HomeSecurity

Reolink cameras installed, with no account and local storage. Running alongside the Blink cameras tonight to ensure they work as expected.

And then it'll be resetting and selling the Blink cameras and deleting that account.

Another 'f*ck you' to US Big Tech.

#Reolink #Blink #Amazon #SecurityCamera #HomeSecurity

Reolink cameras installed, with no account and local storage. Running alongside the Blink cameras tonight to ensure they work as expected.

And then it'll be resetting and selling the Blink cameras and deleting that account.

Another 'f*ck you' to US Big Tech.

#Reolink #Blink #Amazon #SecurityCamera #HomeSecurity

Reolink cameras installed, with no account and local storage. Running alongside the Blink cameras tonight to ensure they work as expected.

And then it'll be resetting and selling the Blink cameras and deleting that account.

Another 'f*ck you' to US Big Tech.

#Reolink #Blink #Amazon #SecurityCamera #HomeSecurity

Reolink cameras installed, with no account and local storage. Running alongside the Blink cameras tonight to ensure they work as expected.

And then it'll be resetting and selling the Blink cameras and deleting that account.

Another 'f*ck you' to US Big Tech.

#Reolink #Blink #Amazon #SecurityCamera #HomeSecurity

Moving the home security cameras from Amazon Blink to Reolink with local storage.

It's not ideal but (1) I really couldn't get Shinobi to play nicely with the cameras on my home server and (2) at least that's more US Big Tech dumped!

Ultimate goal is to get Shinobi to work. One day.

#Amazon #Blink #Reolink #Shinobi #HomeCameras #SecurityCamera

Moving the home security cameras from Amazon Blink to Reolink with local storage.

It's not ideal but (1) I really couldn't get Shinobi to play nicely with the cameras on my home server and (2) at least that's more US Big Tech dumped!

Ultimate goal is to get Shinobi to work. One day.

#Amazon #Blink #Reolink #Shinobi #HomeCameras #SecurityCamera

Moving the home security cameras from Amazon Blink to Reolink with local storage.

It's not ideal but (1) I really couldn't get Shinobi to play nicely with the cameras on my home server and (2) at least that's more US Big Tech dumped!

Ultimate goal is to get Shinobi to work. One day.

#Amazon #Blink #Reolink #Shinobi #HomeCameras #SecurityCamera

Moving the home security cameras from Amazon Blink to Reolink with local storage.

It's not ideal but (1) I really couldn't get Shinobi to play nicely with the cameras on my home server and (2) at least that's more US Big Tech dumped!

Ultimate goal is to get Shinobi to work. One day.

#Amazon #Blink #Reolink #Shinobi #HomeCameras #SecurityCamera

Moving the home security cameras from Amazon Blink to Reolink with local storage.

It's not ideal but (1) I really couldn't get Shinobi to play nicely with the cameras on my home server and (2) at least that's more US Big Tech dumped!

Ultimate goal is to get Shinobi to work. One day.

#Amazon #Blink #Reolink #Shinobi #HomeCameras #SecurityCamera

Nuevo artículo sobre "Cámaras de seguridad interior: Uso práctico, normativa y comparativa". Se agradece difusión y retoot. -> https://alt43.es/comparativa-camaras-de-interior-utilidad-legislacion-y-modelos/
#camara #reolink #tapo #eufy

Nuevo artículo sobre "Cámaras de seguridad interior: Uso práctico, normativa y comparativa". Se agradece difusión y retoot. -> https://alt43.es/comparativa-camaras-de-interior-utilidad-legislacion-y-modelos/
#camara #reolink #tapo #eufy

Nuevo artículo sobre "Cámaras de seguridad interior: Uso práctico, normativa y comparativa". Se agradece difusión y retoot. -> https://alt43.es/comparativa-camaras-de-interior-utilidad-legislacion-y-modelos/
#camara #reolink #tapo #eufy

Nuevo artículo sobre "Cámaras de seguridad interior: Uso práctico, normativa y comparativa". Se agradece difusión y retoot. -> https://alt43.es/comparativa-camaras-de-interior-utilidad-legislacion-y-modelos/
#camara #reolink #tapo #eufy

Nuevo artículo sobre "Cámaras de seguridad interior: Uso práctico, normativa y comparativa". Se agradece difusión y retoot. -> https://alt43.es/comparativa-camaras-de-interior-utilidad-legislacion-y-modelos/
#camara #reolink #tapo #eufy

https://www.europesays.com/nl/304743/ Review: Deze slimme videodeurbel ziet iets wat veel concurrenten missen #Dutch #Nederland #Nederlanden #Nederlands #Netherlands #NL #Reolink #review #Science #ScienceAndTechnology #ScienceAndTechnology #SmartHome #tech #Technologie #Technology #Wetenschap #WetenschapEnTechnologie #WetenschapTechnologie

How-to Setup Reolink Smart Cameras for Local Only Control
https://www.allthethings.best/how-to-setup-reolink-smart-cameras-for-local-only-control
Reolink cameras can run 100% locally, with no cloud account and no monthly fees required. There are three main ways to do it: connect them to a Reolink NVR, use the Reolink Home Hub, or hand them off to Home Assistant’s local integration.
#features #homesecurity #reolink #video

How-to Setup Reolink Smart Cameras for Local Only Control
https://www.allthethings.best/how-to-setup-reolink-smart-cameras-for-local-only-control
Reolink cameras can run 100% locally, with no cloud account and no monthly fees required. There are three main ways to do it: connect them to a Reolink NVR, use the Reolink Home Hub, or hand them off to Home Assistant’s local integration.
#features #homesecurity #reolink #video

IFA 2026: Reolink announces a new dual-view smart camera and its own on-device AI for smart detection and search

Reolink has showcased its latest innovations at IFA Berlin 2026, including a couple of new cameras and its…
#NewsBeep #News #Technology #AI #AU #Australia #connectedhome #IFA2026 #Reolink #securitycameras
https://www.newsbeep.com/au/879424/

IFA 2026: Reolink announces a new dual-view smart camera and its own on-device AI for smart detection and search

Reolink has showcased its latest innovations at IFA Berlin 2026, including a couple of new cameras and its…
#NewsBeep #News #Technology #AI #AU #Australia #connectedhome #IFA2026 #Reolink #securitycameras
https://www.newsbeep.com/au/879424/

Si necesitáis una cámara de vigilancia interior -> Reolink E1 Pro.
- Bien de precio
- Grabación en local mediante tarjeta SSD.
- Integración en Home Assistant y equipos NAS mediante ONVIF/RTSP.
- Integración en Google Home y Alexa.
- Visión nocturna.
- Seguimiento.
- Luz y sirena incorporada.
- Identificación de personas y mascotas.
- Muchísimas opciones para configurar la grabación, detección y avisos.
Probada personalmente durante dos semanas.
#Reolink

Si necesitáis una cámara de vigilancia interior -> Reolink E1 Pro.
- Bien de precio
- Grabación en local mediante tarjeta SSD.
- Integración en Home Assistant y equipos NAS mediante ONVIF/RTSP.
- Integración en Google Home y Alexa.
- Visión nocturna.
- Seguimiento.
- Luz y sirena incorporada.
- Identificación de personas y mascotas.
- Muchísimas opciones para configurar la grabación, detección y avisos.
Probada personalmente durante dos semanas.
#Reolink

Si necesitáis una cámara de vigilancia interior -> Reolink E1 Pro.
- Bien de precio
- Grabación en local mediante tarjeta SSD.
- Integración en Home Assistant y equipos NAS mediante ONVIF/RTSP.
- Integración en Google Home y Alexa.
- Visión nocturna.
- Seguimiento.
- Luz y sirena incorporada.
- Identificación de personas y mascotas.
- Muchísimas opciones para configurar la grabación, detección y avisos.
Probada personalmente durante dos semanas.
#Reolink

Si necesitáis una cámara de vigilancia interior -> Reolink E1 Pro.
- Bien de precio
- Grabación en local mediante tarjeta SSD.
- Integración en Home Assistant y equipos NAS mediante ONVIF/RTSP.
- Integración en Google Home y Alexa.
- Visión nocturna.
- Seguimiento.
- Luz y sirena incorporada.
- Identificación de personas y mascotas.
- Muchísimas opciones para configurar la grabación, detección y avisos.
Probada personalmente durante dos semanas.
#Reolink

Si necesitáis una cámara de vigilancia interior -> Reolink E1 Pro.
- Bien de precio
- Grabación en local mediante tarjeta SSD.
- Integración en Home Assistant y equipos NAS mediante ONVIF/RTSP.
- Integración en Google Home y Alexa.
- Visión nocturna.
- Seguimiento.
- Luz y sirena incorporada.
- Identificación de personas y mascotas.
- Muchísimas opciones para configurar la grabación, detección y avisos.
Probada personalmente durante dos semanas.
#Reolink

Habe mir ja mal eine dieser aktuell so ge-hypten #Reolink Cams besorgt, genauer eine E1 Zoom.

Insgesamt würde ich mal sagen: Jein

Habe mir ja mal eine dieser aktuell so ge-hypten #Reolink Cams besorgt, genauer eine E1 Zoom.

Insgesamt würde ich mal sagen: Jein

Habe mir ja mal eine dieser aktuell so ge-hypten #Reolink Cams besorgt, genauer eine E1 Zoom.

Insgesamt würde ich mal sagen: Jein

Reolink bringt mit der Argus MagiCam eine wetterfeste Überwachungskamera für unter 50 Euro. Im Test zeigt sich, wie gut die Aufnahmen sind und wo die Grenzen liegen. #Reolink #SmartHome https://winfuture.de/videos/Hardware/Reolink-Argus-MagiCam-Kleine-Ueberwachungskamera-mit-Cloud-im-Test-28972.html?utm_source=Mastodon&utm_medium=ManualStatus&utm_campaign=SocialMedia

Reolink bringt mit der Argus MagiCam eine wetterfeste Überwachungskamera für unter 50 Euro. Im Test zeigt sich, wie gut die Aufnahmen sind und wo die Grenzen liegen. #Reolink #SmartHome https://winfuture.de/videos/Hardware/Reolink-Argus-MagiCam-Kleine-Ueberwachungskamera-mit-Cloud-im-Test-28972.html?utm_source=Mastodon&utm_medium=ManualStatus&utm_campaign=SocialMedia

Reolink bringt mit der Argus MagiCam eine wetterfeste Überwachungskamera für unter 50 Euro. Im Test zeigt sich, wie gut die Aufnahmen sind und wo die Grenzen liegen. #Reolink #SmartHome https://winfuture.de/videos/Hardware/Reolink-Argus-MagiCam-Kleine-Ueberwachungskamera-mit-Cloud-im-Test-28972.html?utm_source=Mastodon&utm_medium=ManualStatus&utm_campaign=SocialMedia

Reolink bringt mit der Argus MagiCam eine wetterfeste Überwachungskamera für unter 50 Euro. Im Test zeigt sich, wie gut die Aufnahmen sind und wo die Grenzen liegen. #Reolink #SmartHome https://winfuture.de/videos/Hardware/Reolink-Argus-MagiCam-Kleine-Ueberwachungskamera-mit-Cloud-im-Test-28972.html?utm_source=Mastodon&utm_medium=ManualStatus&utm_campaign=SocialMedia

Reolink bringt mit der Argus MagiCam eine wetterfeste Überwachungskamera für unter 50 Euro. Im Test zeigt sich, wie gut die Aufnahmen sind und wo die Grenzen liegen. #Reolink #SmartHome https://winfuture.de/videos/Hardware/Reolink-Argus-MagiCam-Kleine-Ueberwachungskamera-mit-Cloud-im-Test-28972.html?utm_source=Mastodon&utm_medium=ManualStatus&utm_campaign=SocialMedia

I'm loving the system, but I'm often surprised that some basic, seemingly obvious things are missing in #HomeAssistant.

Eg, dashboards can display a simple image from a camera or web page where a cam might be posting. But there's no rotate. Such a basic thing.

I keep hoping I'm just missing it, but discussion threads seem to say not.

"Oh you just have to redo the software that serves the image or runs the camera instead." Ugh.

#Reolink setup doesn't seem to offer it either. :(

I'm loving the system, but I'm often surprised that some basic, seemingly obvious things are missing in #HomeAssistant.

Eg, dashboards can display a simple image from a camera or web page where a cam might be posting. But there's no rotate. Such a basic thing.

I keep hoping I'm just missing it, but discussion threads seem to say not.

"Oh you just have to redo the software that serves the image or runs the camera instead." Ugh.

#Reolink setup doesn't seem to offer it either. :(

I'm loving the system, but I'm often surprised that some basic, seemingly obvious things are missing in #HomeAssistant.

Eg, dashboards can display a simple image from a camera or web page where a cam might be posting. But there's no rotate. Such a basic thing.

I keep hoping I'm just missing it, but discussion threads seem to say not.

"Oh you just have to redo the software that serves the image or runs the camera instead." Ugh.

#Reolink setup doesn't seem to offer it either. :(

I'm loving the system, but I'm often surprised that some basic, seemingly obvious things are missing in #HomeAssistant.

Eg, dashboards can display a simple image from a camera or web page where a cam might be posting. But there's no rotate. Such a basic thing.

I keep hoping I'm just missing it, but discussion threads seem to say not.

"Oh you just have to redo the software that serves the image or runs the camera instead." Ugh.

#Reolink setup doesn't seem to offer it either. :(

I'm loving the system, but I'm often surprised that some basic, seemingly obvious things are missing in #HomeAssistant.

Eg, dashboards can display a simple image from a camera or web page where a cam might be posting. But there's no rotate. Such a basic thing.

I keep hoping I'm just missing it, but discussion threads seem to say not.

"Oh you just have to redo the software that serves the image or runs the camera instead." Ugh.

#Reolink setup doesn't seem to offer it either. :(

Ok, after some trial and error with ~4 #Tapo cameras, known experience with some other cameras (particularly #Eufy), research on some other (popular) cameras like #Reolink, I've found the perfect camera setup - particularly for #HomeAssistant, honestly. This specific situation is for my bedroom, but I don't see why this wouldn't be applicable for outdoors too.

I initially had the Tapo TC70 - this is like the cheapest cam they have, maybe like 70 bucks (MYR) or smtg? Even at that price, it has the full feature set you'd need like RTSP (for livestreams on HA), ONVIF for motion detection notifications/triggers, and PTZ for controlling the camera (L,R,U,D). Its detection is more basic - Human and Motion, but it's completely local. It has other nice features like local recording to SD card/hub (tho I don't have the hub so I won't expand on that), and media sync, which is useful for syncing recordings it has on the SD card to my Home Assistant's media storage (which is on my #NAS). Everything works perfectly even with this cheap camera. I also never had any complaints about its 1080p footage. I initially used this as like the general 'catch-all' camera for my room to see what goes on room-wide and where my cats are when I'm away.

Then I got the Tapo C425 - a much more expensive camera than the TC70. The camera quality's amazing, the magnetic mount is perfect (same as the outdoor Eufy cams I have), it too has local recording and media sync feature. I bought this bcos I initially didn't have a power outlet at the location I wanted to use this for, and this cam is battery/solar powered that's rated for '300 days on batt'. I then learned how much features you're losing out, Home Assistant-wise, if you wish to use a battery-powered cam. No RTSP, so no live streams - only snapshots on HA. No ONVIF, so I had to rely on the media sync as the trigger for motion detection notifs (i.e. when a new footage gets synced to my NAS = a motion detection occurred). Continuous recording's also not an option. It has the spotlight/sensor to be able to capture dark scenes in colour tho, which was nice and important for me, as I planned to use this to capture my cat's litter box and monitor his stool. The battery sucks ass tho, perhaps bcos of how I was integrating it to HA - cos it only lasted me 4 days from full charge.

Ok, after some trial and error with ~4 #Tapo cameras, known experience with some other cameras (particularly #Eufy), research on some other (popular) cameras like #Reolink, I've found the perfect camera setup - particularly for #HomeAssistant, honestly. This specific situation is for my bedroom, but I don't see why this wouldn't be applicable for outdoors too.

I initially had the Tapo TC70 - this is like the cheapest cam they have, maybe like 70 bucks (MYR) or smtg? Even at that price, it has the full feature set you'd need like RTSP (for livestreams on HA), ONVIF for motion detection notifications/triggers, and PTZ for controlling the camera (L,R,U,D). Its detection is more basic - Human and Motion, but it's completely local. It has other nice features like local recording to SD card/hub (tho I don't have the hub so I won't expand on that), and media sync, which is useful for syncing recordings it has on the SD card to my Home Assistant's media storage (which is on my #NAS). Everything works perfectly even with this cheap camera. I also never had any complaints about its 1080p footage. I initially used this as like the general 'catch-all' camera for my room to see what goes on room-wide and where my cats are when I'm away.

Then I got the Tapo C425 - a much more expensive camera than the TC70. The camera quality's amazing, the magnetic mount is perfect (same as the outdoor Eufy cams I have), it too has local recording and media sync feature. I bought this bcos I initially didn't have a power outlet at the location I wanted to use this for, and this cam is battery/solar powered that's rated for '300 days on batt'. I then learned how much features you're losing out, Home Assistant-wise, if you wish to use a battery-powered cam. No RTSP, so no live streams - only snapshots on HA. No ONVIF, so I had to rely on the media sync as the trigger for motion detection notifs (i.e. when a new footage gets synced to my NAS = a motion detection occurred). Continuous recording's also not an option. It has the spotlight/sensor to be able to capture dark scenes in colour tho, which was nice and important for me, as I planned to use this to capture my cat's litter box and monitor his stool. The battery sucks ass tho, perhaps bcos of how I was integrating it to HA - cos it only lasted me 4 days from full charge.

Ok, after some trial and error with ~4 #Tapo cameras, known experience with some other cameras (particularly #Eufy), research on some other (popular) cameras like #Reolink, I've found the perfect camera setup - particularly for #HomeAssistant, honestly. This specific situation is for my bedroom, but I don't see why this wouldn't be applicable for outdoors too.

I initially had the Tapo TC70 - this is like the cheapest cam they have, maybe like 70 bucks (MYR) or smtg? Even at that price, it has the full feature set you'd need like RTSP (for livestreams on HA), ONVIF for motion detection notifications/triggers, and PTZ for controlling the camera (L,R,U,D). Its detection is more basic - Human and Motion, but it's completely local. It has other nice features like local recording to SD card/hub (tho I don't have the hub so I won't expand on that), and media sync, which is useful for syncing recordings it has on the SD card to my Home Assistant's media storage (which is on my #NAS). Everything works perfectly even with this cheap camera. I also never had any complaints about its 1080p footage. I initially used this as like the general 'catch-all' camera for my room to see what goes on room-wide and where my cats are when I'm away.

Then I got the Tapo C425 - a much more expensive camera than the TC70. The camera quality's amazing, the magnetic mount is perfect (same as the outdoor Eufy cams I have), it too has local recording and media sync feature. I bought this bcos I initially didn't have a power outlet at the location I wanted to use this for, and this cam is battery/solar powered that's rated for '300 days on batt'. I then learned how much features you're losing out, Home Assistant-wise, if you wish to use a battery-powered cam. No RTSP, so no live streams - only snapshots on HA. No ONVIF, so I had to rely on the media sync as the trigger for motion detection notifs (i.e. when a new footage gets synced to my NAS = a motion detection occurred). Continuous recording's also not an option. It has the spotlight/sensor to be able to capture dark scenes in colour tho, which was nice and important for me, as I planned to use this to capture my cat's litter box and monitor his stool. The battery sucks ass tho, perhaps bcos of how I was integrating it to HA - cos it only lasted me 4 days from full charge.

Ok, after some trial and error with ~4 #Tapo cameras, known experience with some other cameras (particularly #Eufy), research on some other (popular) cameras like #Reolink, I've found the perfect camera setup - particularly for #HomeAssistant, honestly. This specific situation is for my bedroom, but I don't see why this wouldn't be applicable for outdoors too.

I initially had the Tapo TC70 - this is like the cheapest cam they have, maybe like 70 bucks (MYR) or smtg? Even at that price, it has the full feature set you'd need like RTSP (for livestreams on HA), ONVIF for motion detection notifications/triggers, and PTZ for controlling the camera (L,R,U,D). Its detection is more basic - Human and Motion, but it's completely local. It has other nice features like local recording to SD card/hub (tho I don't have the hub so I won't expand on that), and media sync, which is useful for syncing recordings it has on the SD card to my Home Assistant's media storage (which is on my #NAS). Everything works perfectly even with this cheap camera. I also never had any complaints about its 1080p footage. I initially used this as like the general 'catch-all' camera for my room to see what goes on room-wide and where my cats are when I'm away.

Then I got the Tapo C425 - a much more expensive camera than the TC70. The camera quality's amazing, the magnetic mount is perfect (same as the outdoor Eufy cams I have), it too has local recording and media sync feature. I bought this bcos I initially didn't have a power outlet at the location I wanted to use this for, and this cam is battery/solar powered that's rated for '300 days on batt'. I then learned how much features you're losing out, Home Assistant-wise, if you wish to use a battery-powered cam. No RTSP, so no live streams - only snapshots on HA. No ONVIF, so I had to rely on the media sync as the trigger for motion detection notifs (i.e. when a new footage gets synced to my NAS = a motion detection occurred). Continuous recording's also not an option. It has the spotlight/sensor to be able to capture dark scenes in colour tho, which was nice and important for me, as I planned to use this to capture my cat's litter box and monitor his stool. The battery sucks ass tho, perhaps bcos of how I was integrating it to HA - cos it only lasted me 4 days from full charge.

Ok, after some trial and error with ~4 #Tapo cameras, known experience with some other cameras (particularly #Eufy), research on some other (popular) cameras like #Reolink, I've found the perfect camera setup - particularly for #HomeAssistant, honestly. This specific situation is for my bedroom, but I don't see why this wouldn't be applicable for outdoors too.

I initially had the Tapo TC70 - this is like the cheapest cam they have, maybe like 70 bucks (MYR) or smtg? Even at that price, it has the full feature set you'd need like RTSP (for livestreams on HA), ONVIF for motion detection notifications/triggers, and PTZ for controlling the camera (L,R,U,D). Its detection is more basic - Human and Motion, but it's completely local. It has other nice features like local recording to SD card/hub (tho I don't have the hub so I won't expand on that), and media sync, which is useful for syncing recordings it has on the SD card to my Home Assistant's media storage (which is on my #NAS). Everything works perfectly even with this cheap camera. I also never had any complaints about its 1080p footage. I initially used this as like the general 'catch-all' camera for my room to see what goes on room-wide and where my cats are when I'm away.

Then I got the Tapo C425 - a much more expensive camera than the TC70. The camera quality's amazing, the magnetic mount is perfect (same as the outdoor Eufy cams I have), it too has local recording and media sync feature. I bought this bcos I initially didn't have a power outlet at the location I wanted to use this for, and this cam is battery/solar powered that's rated for '300 days on batt'. I then learned how much features you're losing out, Home Assistant-wise, if you wish to use a battery-powered cam. No RTSP, so no live streams - only snapshots on HA. No ONVIF, so I had to rely on the media sync as the trigger for motion detection notifs (i.e. when a new footage gets synced to my NAS = a motion detection occurred). Continuous recording's also not an option. It has the spotlight/sensor to be able to capture dark scenes in colour tho, which was nice and important for me, as I planned to use this to capture my cat's litter box and monitor his stool. The battery sucks ass tho, perhaps bcos of how I was integrating it to HA - cos it only lasted me 4 days from full charge.

If you have a #reolink camera and a regular home hub that does not allow you to configure it on the web view, you can probably just run `window.ControllerMain.showConfigPage()` to show the config page.

Finally UID is disabled (I've had my router block WAN requests for reolink cameras, but it still spams), and NTP now works.

If you have a #reolink camera and a regular home hub that does not allow you to configure it on the web view, you can probably just run `window.ControllerMain.showConfigPage()` to show the config page.

Finally UID is disabled (I've had my router block WAN requests for reolink cameras, but it still spams), and NTP now works.

If you have a #reolink camera and a regular home hub that does not allow you to configure it on the web view, you can probably just run `window.ControllerMain.showConfigPage()` to show the config page.

Finally UID is disabled (I've had my router block WAN requests for reolink cameras, but it still spams), and NTP now works.

@irfan i'm using #Reolink rlc-410w, rlc-510wa and the video door bell. I use https://docs.scrypted.app as an intermediate layer.

Anybody experienced with #Reolink cams on #HomeAssistant? Or anyone has used their #Argus 3E cam - is it any good? How’s the detection reliability and battery life? Kinda nuts how I could not find a single review of the 3E. The 3 Ultra n wtnot looks too OP for what I essentially wanna do - capture my cat’s stool lol.

Anybody experienced with #Reolink cams on #HomeAssistant? Or anyone has used their #Argus 3E cam - is it any good? How’s the detection reliability and battery life? Kinda nuts how I could not find a single review of the 3E. The 3 Ultra n wtnot looks too OP for what I essentially wanna do - capture my cat’s stool lol.

Anybody experienced with #Reolink cams on #HomeAssistant? Or anyone has used their #Argus 3E cam - is it any good? How’s the detection reliability and battery life? Kinda nuts how I could not find a single review of the 3E. The 3 Ultra n wtnot looks too OP for what I essentially wanna do - capture my cat’s stool lol.

Anybody experienced with #Reolink cams on #HomeAssistant? Or anyone has used their #Argus 3E cam - is it any good? How’s the detection reliability and battery life? Kinda nuts how I could not find a single review of the 3E. The 3 Ultra n wtnot looks too OP for what I essentially wanna do - capture my cat’s stool lol.