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We recommend that you do not buy a Foscam camera for use with SecuritySpy.Īll ONVIF-compatible GW Security cameras work with SecuritySpy.Īll ONVIF-compatible Hanwha cameras work with SecuritySpy.Īll Hikvision cameras work with SecuritySpy. Some users report success with Foscam cameras, but others report significant problems. While the low price might be tempting, there are significant concerns about quality control with Foscam cameras. The Hikvision profile should be used in SecuritySpy to add EZVIZ cameras (EZVIZ is a division of Hikvision).Īll ONVIF-compatible FlexWATCH cameras work with SecuritySpy.

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EZVIZ officially does not support any software but their own. Some users have reported success with EZVIZ cameras but others have had problems.

This video doorbell works well with SecuritySpy.Īll DoorBird cameras work with SecuritySpy. If you are in the USA, B&H Photo Video is a reliable outlet that sells only approved products.

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They may work fine, but the manufacturer won't support such products, and it's likely that you will never be able to update their firmware. China) that have been flashed with English-language firmware by the reseller and sold into a different market (e.g. These are cameras designed for one market (e.g. "Grey Market" goods are common on outlets such as Amazon and eBay for this manufacturer. The only exception to this is Dahua "LincX2Pro" cameras, which work with Dahua NVRs only they will not work directly with third-party software such as SecuritySpy. Many offer high-quality video and are excellent value. Cameras labelled as "mydlink" will not work, as these are tied to a paid mydlink subscription and are designed specifically to not work with other software.Īll standard Dahua cameras work with SecuritySpy. Once up and running they can work OK, but many users report problems with the initial setup. The only exception to this is Axis "Companion" cameras, which are designed to work only with Axis NVRs and will therefore not work with SecuritySpy or any other third-party software.Īll ONVIF-compatible Cisco cameras work with SecuritySpy.ĭ-Link cameras are not consistent in terms of their API and support for open standards, so it is difficult to support them. Axis are a long-standing brand of cameras with high-quality products. Axis cameras are highly compatible and stable, and we encounter very few problems with them.

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These cameras require a Windows PC (or emulator) for initial setup to assign the camera an IP address.Īll Avigilon cameras work with SecuritySpy.Īll standard Axis cameras work with SecuritySpy. Two-way audio is supported for these cameras.Īll Arecont Vision cameras work with SecuritySpy.

Always buy from an established outlet with a good reputation, such as B&H Photo VideoĪll Amcrest cameras work with SecuritySpy.īeware of "SmartHome" Amcrest cameras - while these can deliver a video feed to SecuritySpy, they don't have a standard web interface and have only basic configuration options (accessed via the "Amcrest Smart Home" iOS/Android app), which is a significant limitation.

For outdoor installation in high latitudes, check the camera's temperature tolerances.

2 MP resolution should be considered minimum for general-purpose use.

Make sure to use high-quality networking hardware (e.g.

Avoid WiFi wherever possible - wired Ethernet is much faster and more reliable.

Cameras that are designed to be battery-powered will not work with SecuritySpy.

It's always best to stick to well-known manufacturers.

We therefore recommend you purchase from a store with a good returns policy.įrom time to time, we do make some specific camera recommendations on the Ben Software Blog.Ī star ( ) indicates a manufacturer that we recommend for their high-quality products and good compatibility. We endeavour to keep this list up to date, but this is a fast-changing industry and we cannot guarantee complete accuracy. ONVIF is a protocol that standardises communication between IP video products.įor any camera whose manufacturer is not on this list, and which doesn't support ONVIF, we would strongly advise against purchasing it. If you purchase an ONVIF-compliant camera, it is highly likely to work with SecuritySpy, even if the manufacturer is not on this list. SecuritySpy is compatible with thousands of cameras from hundreds of manufacturers, so it's impossible to list all models individually, but below is a list of manufacturers along with our comments and recommendations, derived from our own testing as well as customer feedback.