Yucca - new cctv nvr

[jidckii]

Hey! I wanted to share with you our little development.
Yucca - simple software video recorder for home and business
We are making a simple NVR, it has a free version for personal use.
Easy to install and use.
It is possible to park any cameras via RTSP, an intuitive archive, with the ability to download a gap of any length, and much more.
The site has a link to a demo stand, you can see how it looks.
If you have questions or want to share your opinion, write)

 

[TonyR]

The site has a link to a demo stand, you can see how it looks.
If you have questions or want to share your opinion, write)

Yes, too bad the demo video runs so damn fast you can't really see anything, at least I can't. What's the hurry?

 

[jidckii]

Yes, too bad the demo video runs so damn fast you can't really see anything, at least I can't. What's the hurry?

You can try Demo

 

[sebastiantombs]

Anything that requires a login for a demo is nothing more than a phishing expedition.

 

[jidckii]

No
It's just a real instance with software

 

[sebastiantombs]

Well, I'll never look at it and that doesn't give me any incentive to.

 

[jidckii]

Well, I'll never look at it and that doesn't give me any incentive to.

no one cares about your opinion, if you want, don't look)

 

[sebastiantombs]

More like nobody cares about your "great new software" no matter how much you try to hawk it.

 

[Jurkis]

Are your going to create app for Windows or Raspberry Pi?

 

[jidckii]

Are your going to create app for Windows or Raspberry Pi?

We are not planning windows now, rpi is already working. In the documentation, choose arm or arm64

 

[jidckii]

More like nobody cares about your "great new software" no matter how much you try to hawk it.

Sell the free version?)
Can't you read? why are you toxic? not interesting, pass by!

 

[sebastiantombs]

Your demos prove nothing. Being able to see how the software is actually manipulated and used might be more helpful. Last post.

Incidentally, hawking means promoting, not necessarily selling but always involves either deception or misleading information.

 

[jidckii]

Your demos prove nothing. Being able to see how the software is actually manipulated and used might be more helpful. Last post.

Incidentally, hawking means promoting, not necessarily selling but always involves either deception or misleading information.

Okay boomer