What are the cameras with sending video (!) to ftp and with an SD card?

Question

CCTV

I want to put 2 cameras in the entrance and in the vestibule (everything is agreed with the neighbors). Trying to save as much as possible, but not to buy "G". As I understand it, now there are cameras that can work without a registrar. Quite far from cameras and the last week of research has led me to what I need: buy a POE switch and 2 POE cameras with an SD drive. Only now I could not choose a camera. I have already ordered IP HIKVISION DS-2CD2123G0E-I (fortunately I have not paid yet) and it turned out that it lacks the ability to send video via FTP. Photo yes, video no.

I need
1. the ability to send video on traffic via FTP (ideally, sFTP is also supported)
2. The presence of an SD card slot
3. H265 + codec (or better)
4. Uploading to Yandex disk via WebDAV (well, these are completely utopian dreams, in fact, if there is FTP, I will do the upload to Yandex myself)

Tell me, which camera corresponds to these characteristics?

You can find out in advance from the entire list only about the presence of an SD slot and a codec, but about the video they are either silent or not at all.

Answer 1

With FTP, decent but inexpensive Chinese (hikvision, dahua) have a long-standing love, either they are not authorized on this particular server (dahua), or they can only add screenshots (hik). sFTP is generally not suitable for these cases and is not used. Or look at a dome camera with decent vandal protection (like your DS-2CD2123G0E-I), insert a USB flash drive into it and screw it to something higher concrete - no one will get to it without torex 15, and be calm. Or buy yourself a single-board NVR for $ 50, in a case and keep it at home (although you will have to fork out for a disk, but the archive will also be deeper). FTP, NAS in Chinese software will let you down.

Answer 2

install the utility on the server and write
https://superuser.com/questions/766437/capture-rts...
or use this program
https://zoneminder.com/features/

Answer 3

I've run into the same problem myself and tried a bunch of options. As a result, it turned out to be most reliable to use the simplest registrar of the HIWATCH DS-H104G type (it is at home, powered by an uninterruptible power supply) + the simplest cameras (even analog ones can be used).
You can always connect to the registrar through the proprietary hikvison application to see / find something + there is also a convenient application for the PC.