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hmm, its listed as public. Anyway here is a screenshot of some raccoons from the video. I have the quality reduced to save space on the server. But it gives you an idea of the night vision. not as good as the daytime quality but reasonableI can't see vids here on NWFA at all. I have to hit "reply" and copy the vid ID to youtube and go from there. Youtube said it could not find it.
It could be because you have it set to be private?
I don't know. Usually copying the reference to youtube works for me - this is the first time it has said it could not find it.
That is what I was thinking, I just didn't know how to explain itDo you currently have a wireless network connection between your house and your shop?
If you place a network DVR/NVR at your shop, you could access the DVR/NVR over your local network - just let the video be gathered/recorded at your shop and use wireless Ethernet to access the DVR/NVR, which could also be done with a smart phone. Honestly, that would be more reliable than several wireless cameras over a longer distance.
Do you currently have a wireless network connection between your house and your shop?
If you place a network DVR/NVR at your shop, you could access the DVR/NVR over your local network - just let the video be gathered/recorded at your shop and use wireless Ethernet to access the DVR/NVR, which could also be done with a smart phone. Honestly, that would be more reliable than several wireless cameras over a longer distance.
I don't have Wifi there, but I intend to and would as part of this setup.
Either way, that is a fairly good idea. The equipment could be put in an inconspicuous cabinet with a battery backup and even a solar panel on the shop roof (the shop gets sun in the afternoon) as a backup.
Thanks. That is part of why I ask questions; sometimes a having someone look at something from a different perspective is enough to tweak the solution to improve it.
Hate to throw a wrench into this but I need to set things up for an off grid homestead. My advantage is I'm building our home and can pre-wire a system. Wish I could set up a 12v system. But will have AC available through power storage. No WiFi and would prefer private onsite recording.
Anyone know of an appropriate system for my needs?
Make that pole to pole.Would it be feasible to run overhead wiring, from post, to post?