I have the Amcrest in the garage, that has just failed.
Should I replace it with the same 1080p, or the new 4K version?
I believe that the 1080p should be better, since it has the 1/2.7 sensor, right(4k is 1/3)?
Though the new 4k one even has auto tracking.
Don't you mean 4MP, not 4K (8MP) ?I have the Amcrest in the garage, that has just failed.
Should I replace it with the same 1080p, or the new 4K version?
I believe that the 1080p should be better, since it has the 1/2.7 sensor, right(4k is 1/3)?
Though the new 4k one even has auto tracking.
Do you have a link?I knew the answer, but man the 4k and auto tracking is very tempting.
+1^^^., I have 3 myself.
Also, if no need for pan/tilt, consider these ==>> How to stream RSTP from TP-LINK Tapo C110 camera to Blue Iris or VLC
It's $23 on amazon==>> TP-Link Tapo 2K Indoor Security Camera for Baby Monitor, Dog Camera w/ Motion Detection, 2-Way Audio Siren, Night Vision, Cloud & SD Card Storage(Up to 256 GB), Works w/ Alexa & Google Home(Tapo C110)
Try one! For $23 it's barely a gamble!Have no need for PTZ, is that TP link really better than a ds-2cd2442fwd-iw? I was wrong with what camera i had.
Try one! For $23 it's barely a gamble!
I've spent more than that on meals for 2 at a fast food place!
Oh, I wouldn't either but I think you'll be pleasantly surprised...free returns on Amazon if not!True but for $23 i would not expect much.
No, you cannot BUT..... once your router's DHCP server assigns it an IP, just log into your router and reserve that IP.Can you set a static IP for these TP link cams?
Yes, according to TP-LINK.Do the Tapo C111 work the same?
Yes, AFTER you ctreate an account with the app, etc. following the instruction to provide a RTSP stream.Also i wonder if i can block these cameras from the internet with my firewall.
Yes but certainly not if firewall blocks access to Internet.I assume they use the cloud normally?