If
Blue Iris is used, I can recommend to
@IReallyLikePizza2 to at least consider the
Sercomm Panorama Full HD IP IR LED Security Camera PoE RC4551 .
I purchased 8 new in boxes last year on eBay as a steal (IMHO) for $40 total. They're POE and I use a
POE injector, because even though I run shielded CAT-5e out to the bluebird house and have it plugged into a Ubiquiti Ethernet surge protector with a driven ground rod at the base of the birdhouse fencepost, I figured it best to help contain this fierce AL lightning to a $15 injector instead of a $100 POE switch.
Anyway, it's an indoor cam, 180 degree lens, slight fisheye, has IR-cut filter, is 1080P, runs RTSP to Blue Iris (the uploaded YouTube video below is exported from BI) and has a BUILT-IN MICROPHONE!
Not sure how you intend to view it, as I cannot view it with VLC (tried unsuccessfully) bit it does work great with Blue Iris. It's not ONVIF, either.
For $18 you should try one, just make sure you keep it out of the weather. If you get one and need any help I have a set up guide (it has an extensive webGUI) to optimize it and I think I've got some photos of where I used plumber's tape to make a bracket to help mount and aim it.
Because mine is crammed into a tiny birdhouse in the middle of a field with blazing sun, I opted to cut a rectangle in the plastic back to access the cam's own internal heatsink and with some double-sided foam heat-conductive tape, affixed a 1" x 4" x 3/8" , 7-finned aluminum heatsink to draw off more heat. It ran all summer in 85 to 95 F degree heat with no issues.
EDIT: Sun. 11/22, 10:10 PM CST:
Forget what I said above about not being able to get the Sercomm to stream RTSP video to VLC, as I found my error and it works!
The URL is (with 2 slashes after "rtsp:") is ==>>
rtsp:/Camera-IP:554/img/media.sav
