Surveillance system for the home ?

badtz · June 27, 2003 2:44PM

Does anyone have any ideas on a surveillance system that can be used & setup for the home, where the video footage can be viewed on a computer [and the web] ALONG WITH being able to stream the video onto a TV?

My only guess would be the D-lInk surveillance video cameras.....

any other ideas?

dfiler · June 27, 2003 3:13PM

Depends... how many cameras will you be using?

badtz · June 27, 2003 3:19PM

There will be two cameras. One in the front, one in the back.

badtz · June 30, 2003 12:22PM

stream this · June 30, 2003 3:08PM

This a cool camera setup. Goes over IP. There is even a wireless model. Dual ethernet ports I believe (LAN and WAN). You can find them at Newegg for about $220 in the webcam section.

Trendware IP Camera

scott · June 30, 2003 8:38PM

I played around with Security Spy. It uses Firewire and other video that Macs can use. Motion detection, capture, upload ...

badtz · July 1, 2003 3:27AM

If I were to use this solution .....

would the only way to output the video onto a TV would be to do it through a computer?

The setup [is for the 'rents] and they would like it to be screened primarily through a small TV [along with streaming via the LAN/WAN]

........ any ideas?

dfiler · July 1, 2003 7:44AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Stream This

This a cool camera setup. Goes over IP. There is even a wireless model. Dual ethernet ports I believe (LAN and WAN). You can find them at Newegg for about $220 in the webcam section.

Trendware IP Camera

This looks like an excellent application of technology. I know IP based cameras have been around for a while but they really seem to have perfected their functionality recently.

Motion triggered logging with built in email notification and web servering... mmm.

Time to indulge my paranoia.

Surveillance system for the home ?

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