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Climate change is real. It's been changing since earth was a baby. If it wasn't for climate change, we wouldn't be here. Can we make it go away? No. In the grand scheme of things, human occupation of this planet is just a blip on the calendar.

OBS will do that with the addition of a free addon.

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I'm a dealer for Tactacam. Home - Tactacam They have been a reliable game camera. Battery life is amazing and the monthly fee is $5.00 to view a thumbnail of motion generated images. The full size image remains on the camera SD card for later retrieval.

I use a Chrome extension called Privacy Badger. Here is what they blocked on this page: Privacy Badger blocked 3 potential trackers on ipcamtalk.com: pagead2.googlesyndication.com www.googletagmanager.com fonts.gstatic.com

Burying the cable in a conduit of some sort is always the best choice. I have use PVC pipe, underground sprinkler line and even garden hose. Unless you have some local codes requiring a certain method for low voltage cabling, it's your choice.

When I put the bird feeder livestream on YouTube, raspberry pi SBC's were hard to find and expensive. All my other livestream cameras use a raspberry pi 3B or 3B+ running FFmpeg to do the RTSP to RTMP video conversion before the video is sent to YouTube. FFmpeg will handle everything you want...

I have one Dahua 4K camera that I use the built in RTMP YouTube encoder. It is still running. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5t16AfCUImXu5v3dBd-hqA/live/live

One thing I noticed in the video, he said you need "P2P" enabled. You do not.

That is true. But. If the stream is off for 15 minutes or so, it will not come back. I'm not sure of the exact time limit. If your OBS is installed on a Linux machine and you are into command line operations, you can use a YouTube utility called "youtube-dl" to check the status of the stream...

I have 20+ cameras connected by cellular and for some of the live cameras I use the Inhand Networks IR302 modem. It has a built in utility for openVPN and a nice configuration utility with alarms and reporting.

My wife has a Pixel 8 and OVPN is working fine. Also working on my Samsung S22 Ultra.

https://ipcamtalk.com/threads/how-to-youtube-livestream-using-a-raspberry-pi.74241/

Works great. Thank you!

Nothing yet. Thanks for the link.