Hooligans. They're everywhere. In your work, at your restaurant, on your bus, at your house. Well, hopefully not at your house, but if they were, you can catch them in the act by making your own surveillance station! This is more than just a webcam pointed out your window. This is a series of smartphone and Raspberry Pi webcams that you can monitor and control from a single device. Like your own command center! Hooligans don't stand a chance! Wait…I shouldn't tempt the hooligans.
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Collin Krapp
Can you port forward Eye OS to view from anywhere?
Arnar Freyr Astvaldsson
you could port forward port 80 🙂 why 80 well it is the default port for websites
Bruno Acosta
It also can post your videos and pictures to services like Google photo…. Making backup a breeze
Devisioned
This is pretty badass. I’ve been wanting to do something exactly like this for a long time.
Arduino Guy Projects and More!
We still need to do a collab
TheRobMozza
There is SO much available it’s hard to keep up.. lucky for us you publicise it for all of us. Thanks Tinkernut
Philip Gevaert
Great video ! Thnxs for sharing.
Niall O'Kane
Cheers man! Wasn’t aware of motion eye; had setup ZoneMinder on my Pi an it’s just a bit too configuration heavy for what I need!
Ed19601
You may find that watching your motion eye cameras from a remote location might not be so ‘simple’
CrankyCoder
Actually it’s not bad. If you have the central motioneye server running, you can access all the cameras from that interface. I have 5 cameras setup, but i can get to any of them from that 1 entry point while i am remote.
Ed19601
@CrankyCoder for motioneye I need to go to port 8765 on the relevant IP in my LAN. However, when I am remote, I need to go to my network’s public IP. Ofcourse I can do portforwarding to get to the right computer in my network, but that doesn’t bring me to port 8765. May e it is router dependent, but with portforwarding I can only set the incoming port, not the target port
CrankyCoder
Nicely done. I use roughly this same setup. Only difference is my central system isn’t another pi. It’s a virtual machine. The motioneye software works great on a vm. For your pi zero w, im surprised you didn’t just download the motioneyeos image for that. I use motioneyeos on my pi’s and motioneye on the virtual machine. The other thing you can do if you using a pi camera. In the motioneyeos setting on the pi, disable ALL the motion detection and change the camera type to “fast network camera” then on your central machine connect to it. This allows for higher framerate+resolution since it’s just using the built in chip and getting that video on to the network as fast as it can. Benefit to using my virtual machine is it has more power than the pi, so i let it do all recordings (has more disk space and attached to the nas) and more power to do the motion detection. In short, i let the pi’s do nothing more than get the video on the network, and the bigger machine do the heavy lifting.
Nemanja Milovančević
Hey, I use to watch you 7-8 years ago. As 14-15 year old teenager at the time I thought everything you were making then was cool. I have just realized how much do you actually know and how much time you are willing to spend on your projects. Do you have some formal degree? I’m guessing EE, electronic or something like that. Btw I am now final year of computer science and engineering and I think you were one of the reasons I enrolled in the program.
electron1979
That is the best app for this purpose for Android, IMO
A USB webcam and “motion” is great for a Pi zero. I run 3 USB webcams on a Pi3 and orangePiPC+.
Edit: Can’t believe you did exactly what I have done and suggested!
electron1979
You don’t need to specifically install the dependencies, just update, upgrade & motion!
IMO, the lite OS is better suited to the Pi0
electron1979
Just need an interface to combine all the web pages… Oh you do that too? Brilliant!
I didn’t like motionEye, but to centralise the pages, I’ll try to install it rather than burn the whole OS. Thanks!!!
electron1979
IMHO, this is RELATIVELY really simple, once you know how or have been shown!
Daryl Morning
I loved how Camera 3 had one of his “hooligans” waved at the camera the same time he talked about not missing them.
grandmav2014
Wow. Guess I’ll need to take a few years of programming classes to do this.
Kyle
This is amazing 😀
David Bourland
You speak kinda fast.
You need the speed of a walking dead and Edith from Despicable 2 when she talks about her mother kissing her boo-boos. That fast
nickt
rather than running motioneyeOS on a pi can I use my windows PC?
Ruslan Uchan
What’s that mini display computer name?
Johnny
Man you made me hungry for chocolate 😋
Johnny
Your editing style reminds me of Fallout.
Jason Snell
I found out that you can use DroidCam to make your phone a webcam for Zoom or whatever else. It’s free for the generic resolution, or you can pay the $5 for the app and get better 720p or 1080p resolution. I don’t know if it’ll record the footage and store it but it sure does make a nice mobile webcam you can take anywhere around the network.