Output of street cameras to the Internet?

Question

CCTV

Hello. There are 4 street cameras (not ip) at the summer cottage. There is also a video recorder. The Internet is simple, a modem from MTS, unlimited, the speed seems to be 2 mb / s. Tried forwarding ports and using ddns. Nothing came of it, ip changes and ports don't open. I would like to hear the opinion of experts, can I use some other registrar? Internet cannot be changed.

Answer 1

Take a Dahua or Hikvision reg. They have an adequate cloud. I work more with daha, you need hcvr or xvr recorders. I don’t sort by hick.
Other options are more difficult or more expensive.

Answer 2

Most likely you need to raise a server on your side, which will broadcast via http. Figs it that there MTS blocked with ports.

Answer 3

You can pervert and create private cameras on youtube and push streams into them with ffmpeg.

Answer 4

DDNS won't help. ip address is gray.
As already suggested above, another DVR with a normal cloud service is cheaper and easier.
For example, HiWatch DS-H104G ~4000 rub.
Tantos TSr-UV0414 Eco ~4000rub, in addition to the "cloud" can still upload videos to FTP, Google Drive, Dropbox.

Answer 5

Any P2P-enabled IP cameras or DVRs supporting the same technology will work for you . More P2P can be found on Wikipedia .

Answer 6

either a p2p registrar, or a tunnel, or ask MTS for a white IP. The first - the intermediate server dick understand where, there can be lags. Second - you need to be able to build a tunnel + if the server on the VPS will have to pay for it. The third is a monthly fee for a white IP.