Download-Genymotion-for-Mac.jpg' alt='Motion Picture Browser Download Mac' title='Motion Picture Browser Download Mac' />Setting up HD Security Cameras. O. P. Setting up HD security Cameras. A Primer. Choice of camera. I have used HD cameras from Axis, Geo. Vision, and Vivo. Tek but they are just too expensive for home users. I suggest Yum Cha IP cameras with the following capabilities. Complete stand alone capability with inbuilt web server and SD card storage. Stream HD video in H. HD JPEG images. Able to transfer captured video to a remote FTP server. Built in DDNS for remote viewing anywhere on the net. Video streaming to i. Phone, i. Pad, Android etc. Roxio offers CD DVD Burning Software including our award winning Creator and Toast programs. Roxios DVD Decoder Software allows you to play DVDs in Windows Media. Multi area alarm sectors with individual threshold capability. Email notification of alarm. And for those who want zoom, pan and tilt. PTZ capability. There are many cameras on the net that meet these requirements. A 1. 28. 0 x 7. 20 camera can be got for around A1. A3. 00 delivered. For flexibility in the mounting point I suggest Po. E Injectors like these. Using this setup, the power supply can be mounted at the router or switch. Indeed two cameras can be fed from the same power supply with one of these 5. Mounting of the Cameras. Outdoors. These cameras can be mounted in normal waterproof housings like these housings or one of these. I have also placed the camera in a brick light. These are lights that fit into the space of a house brick. The light has been modified to give an area for the camera and an area for the house number. The front panel has to be replaced by glass and the insides painted black so it is difficult to see the camera. The illumination of the house number can be done with a couple of bright T1. Toast 16 Titanium makes it easier than ever to burn, copy, capture, edit, convert and share digital media. 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If you are good at handy work then put one of these or illuminator boards in a box. If not then one of these packs. Indoors. Much the same setup as outdoors can be used including the illuminator. That gives an idea for the cameras. Now for the FTP server. While it is not crucial to have an FTP server, it is an advantage to have any alarmed video or JPEGs offloaded to a secure location. If you have a Windows machine running 2. I suggest running an FTP host on that. The FTP host I recommend is WFTPD, which can be downloaded from here. Motion Picture Browser Download Mac' title='Motion Picture Browser Download Mac' />This is a small, lightweight daemon that is very secure and is dead simple to set up. I will run fine in non registered mode. For this, you just set up a directory on the Windows machine and set the parameters for FTPD. The cameras will then upload the alarmed video to the FTP server. Dedicated Linux home server. Often a home server uses the oldest, crappiest and noisiest parts scrounged out of the bin. However I propose that a dedicated low power server be installed running Linux. A suggested mother board is this one from Intel. This machine would run from say a 5. Gb laptop drive and perhaps a DCDC power supply like this Pico powered by a laptop brick like this. I also suggest running Zoneminder on the server to monitor the cameras and log when an event has happened. Zoneminder will not save alarmed events in HD format from these cameras so far but will save them in lower res JPEGs. I suggest an earlier version of Fedora Linux as the operating system as Zoneminder is installable from the OS. It just takes two commands to get the whole thing going. The Linux server would run Pure FTP to store the alarmed video files. In that way you have both Zoneminder events and ones sent directly from the cameras. This setup works very well indeed. As a bonus, you can run your own website from this server simply by forwarding the ports on your router. Likewise you can run a ftp site and your own email host from the Linux server. All very easy to set up. You can also run P2. P and file serving on it. Once set up, the Linux machine does not require a mouse, keyboard or monitor. For those who have not tried their hand with Linux, this is a good opportunity. Again, I suggest Fedora as the OS because it works very well for this setup and I can probably help with it. There are many different ways of doing the things I suggest here. These are just some samples of what works. I have no interest in using cheap 3. K webcams. As for the IP cameras themselves there are so many possibilities. Here are just five 1. Camera. 16. 00 x 1. Camera. 16. 00 x 1. Dome Camera. 19. 20 x 1. Outdoor Camera. 12. PanTilt Camera. All the above cameras will run without the need for a PC or server running. Images are captured on a SD card and can then be emailed. All can also be powered from the Cat. It pays to shop around for these cameras as price can vary widely. Hereis an alarmed JPEG from a 1. No focus or colour setup. It was taken with the first camera in the above list. I trust that some will find this of interest. Mozzi. Mozzi writes. I trust that some will find this of interest. O. P. I use Fedora Core 8 6. It may be old but it is just running as a fileserver, so who needs the extra bloat. I have a test machine here running Fedora 1. I see no gee whizz bits in it. Though I have not as yet tried it, Fedora 1. I have the DVD ISO so may give it a go in the next few weeks. Yeah thanks for the advice, Ill stick with Ubuntu. HD cameras set up but simply email any alarmed activity O. P. antonio. 12. HD cameras set up but simply email any alarmed activity Yes. It would email a piccy of the alarmed event. No need for a PCserver. All you need is the switchrouter. I can set up a camera to send you all the alarms if you want a demo. Mozzi. EDIT Actually sending you emails from a robot is not a good idea. But you can set the camera to just send a message, or it can attach a piccy. Hi Mozzi,Im thinking about installing a couple of cameras at my house. Do you have a link to where you purchased the camera in your thread I went to the link you supplied for the 1. I would probably get one for the front and one for the back of my house. The linux server would be no problem for me, but I do have a question about the Po. E injectors specifically do you need a special power supply and do you have any links if yes. Also I have a router at the front of my house, and a router at the back of my house. Would I need 2 separate power supplies or is it possible for the powered port to go through a another router, then to the camera Thanks. O. P. Spearmint writes. Great, thanks for this. Is this the camera you used to obtain the image in your original post It is the same camera but from a different source. What is the viewing angle like If you get one from DX order a 4mm lens at the same time if you want to cover a wide area. I think I get it now. Hmm. No you dont. The router is not sending power through the ports. The power injector breaks into the Ethernet cable and uses two unused wires to carry the DC power. Mozzi. Thank you for this OP. I am looking to buy a house soon and move out on my own, and one thing I wanted to put in is security cameras. I will be referring to this in the future no doubt Cheers again Mozzi writes. I have also placed the camera in a brick light.