qnap surveillance station video generic camera

I checked my purchases and labeled them as such based on date of purchase, however that doesn’t necessarily mean that it’s correct (i.e old stock). Wyze cannot tell between the two apparently (not sure why), except to say that the ones purchased before Sept 2019 (I think) are the ones with the older sensor. Now WC2 has 2 versions, the older one has a different sensor. I’m using BI5 Demo to see if I should buy it or not… The WC2 is going well with Blue Iris, no issue with sound/audio on the MP4 that BI saves. Lets hope it makes it to QNAP as I can’t afford to change platforms for this only feature. From what I read and seen on youtube, Synology NAS does have this kind of support for their devices. Another down side is that this would split the videos into fragments or days so leaving it recording could not only consume all the storage in no time, but it will also be one continuous video for however many days it can record and won’t overwrite order.Īgain, this is a start and something nice to play with but some kind of support for it would be nice. Down side to this is that it records what is playing live so the video isn’t compressed to be much smaller like Wyze native software does so it has taken about 5 gigs for just a few hours of video. Once enabled and a url generated, I used that url to live stream on VLC video player, click record and records to my mapped network drive which is to my qnap nas. I installed the beta software from Wyze Labs that includes the feature of RTSP. I haven’t done much research on this but something is something.

Qnap surveillance station video generic camera