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Started with attached setup. Need your advices

For the power line adaptor, I need one near the router and one for each camera ?

Is there a way to run data on the power line instead of running power on the data line (POE)

I am just concerned about wiring, it seems super complex and may be requires professional installer

Totally agree, so we are talking about a PC which runs windows, BI software and cameras. What are the good quality cameras and will wifi provide a decent quality ?

Is it more on the camera side rather than the NVR ?

Thanks for sharing your journey, it makes full sense, my use case is to start with four outdoor cameras 24/7 with possible expansion

Looks more complex than expected

https://www.ebay.com/itm/265591992696?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&fromMakeTrack=true

Does it have Wifi ?

looks reasonable ?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Lenovo-Mini-Computer-PC-up-to-16GB-RAM-1TB-SSD-Windows-10-WiFi-Bluetooth-/293526962748?&_trksid=p2056016.l4276

that is a good idea, what about this Dell i5 4th Gen Desktop Computer PC Intel Core 8GB 128GB SSD Windows 10 Pro WiFi | eBay

Desktop requires screen, keyboard and mouse :(

what about this System76 Kudu Professional kudp1 Laptop 17" Intel Core i7 4th Gen READ -PP | eBay

Agree, any idea which machine (configuration) makes sense ?

Thanks, I think I have to go to the blue iris route, not sure about HA. The problem is that I am a Mac guy and BI does not help me. Apparently I have to be windows person unless there is a workaround

What are the good camera suggestions ?

I am struggling to understand the setup. 1-Cameras 2-software for the cameras (tinycam or blueiris) 3-storage like NAS am I missing anything ?

Hi All, I am new to the smart home world and I want to have a complete surveillance system. I have multiple cameras (Wyze and blink). I want to have the capability of 24/7 recording and adding the feeds to sharptools dashboards. the two routes are buying a complete solution from Amazon Or build...