Camera selection and connecting to Teleport
What is most important? Image quality or reliability and ease of maintenance?
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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