Camera selection and connecting to Teleport
What is most important? Image quality or reliability and ease of maintenance?
15 articles
- Choosing an IP camera - RecommendationsIP cameras are reliable, easy to setup and require no PC or software, here are some cameras we like.
- Connecting an IP camera to TeleportDirect connect is flexible but requires port forwarding, FTP is easy but limited, use our on camera app Axis/Hikvision
- Connecting Axis cameras to TeleportAll Axis cameras are supported and offer the full feature set without any network/firewall setup.
- Setup FTP on Hikvision cameras to capture time-lapse and live imagesUse the onboard FTP function of Hikvision cameras to upload live images to Teleport
- Using your Webcam (or capture cards) for long term Time-lapse capture or live broadcastUse webcams, capture cards or any computer attached camera
- Use your DSLR with TeleportHighest quality time-lapse and stills from DSLRs, using Raspberry-Pi or any PC.
- Using solar power + 4G/LTE cameras with TeleportAny IP camera can be used with a solar kit
- Setting up Azena cameras with TeleportBosch, Vivotek, the AI Box or any Azena compatible camera
- Enable video streaming on Bosch camerasChange GOP setting from IBP to IP on Encoder Streams page
- Connecting Hikvision cameras to TeleportAll Hikvision HEOP 2.0 cameras are supported and offer the full feature set without any network/firewall setup.
- Connecting Reolink cameras to TeleportPoE and Wi-fi Reolink cameras are supported, battery models too
- Setup SMTP/email on Dahua camerasDahua SMTP/email send images only when motion is detected
- Setup FTP on Dahua cameras to capture time-lapse and live imagesUse the onboard FTP function of Dahua cameras to reliably upload live images to Teleport
- Setup RTMP on Dahua camerasRTMP streaming enables all Teleport features
- Setup an SRT video source or transmitter with TeleportSRT enables reliable low latency live video ingest into Teleport.
