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What are the free desktop clients for video surveillance from multiple ip h264 cameras under Linux-Ubuntu?
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In general - a subject. A fairly simple one - a 2x2 grid to display 4 cameras and that's it.
I know about Xeoma - paid. I know about ZoneMinder - to save video in jpg pictures - tin, not suitable.
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Not an answer to the question, but as a way out of the situation I would like to write:
You can glue streams from 4 cameras into a grid using ffmpeg and watch this glued stream with any streaming video player.
https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/Create%20a%20mosaic%2...
I recommend:
zoneminder - web interface, there is a client for monitoring with Windows
ffmpeg
motion (there are paid and free derivatives from it)
www.avreg.net
It's easy to install even on servers without X's. The interface is then accessible via a web browser. 2 cameras work great, haven't tried again.
Damn, a lot of people who want =)) Well, I already made a relay server TYNTS , it's time to write a client.
If you make a technical specification, I will write it and send it to the open source =) because. I don't know what most people need. One BUT: I will not parse h264 on my own. already parsed, but the result is just slower than that of ffmpeg, so I will use its lib.
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