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[Video] I spent two days in my attic to avoid a camera subscription!
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Yes you must pay attention to poe on these guys, great ui, remote connection from app is intermittent tho. Still needs work.
Glad you featured the unifi line.
Get a dream machine pro and step up your networking game..
Been using unifi line for a few years now. Heads up with the bullet cams about 1 out of 5 coms doa with firmware lock. No ip, no nmap response from camera. Have to rma for a replacement.
Every time I watch this channel, I leave thinking “why did I waste my time.”
I’ve been avoiding nest for that ridiculous monthly fee. This looks like a great option as I have a NAS to store the footage to. Thanks and great video as always.
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LinusSexTips
Damn it, now he has 12 security cameras capable of 4K, thanks Googles Nest….
2 days looked like 2 years for linus
0:05 "my home video surveillance system is horrible ", wait a minute , is video surveillance system a common thing in houses in the first world?
Why is there a cat in the attic
10:44 wait what? You're going to move the three cameras you just spent all that time mounting? And for what? Cause people know where you mounted them? I don't understand. They're huge. No matter where you put them on your house they're going to be visible. I'm hoping you're just saying that and honestly don't know why you did.
Watercool the driveway and sidewalks……no real reason, just do it. I'm sure y'all could invent some.
Nice Christmas Lights…
That G40 one is 640 dollars here in Norway.
I see you're going with the Netflix approach, quantity over quality
No one talking about how linus just has a cat in his attic? 4:40
random mom: my kid is kinda slow. Any solution?
doc: have you tried to downgrade the setting ?
kids at the background: 1:11 ……
The camera is mounted too low – it's in invitation to petty sabotage. Mount it higher – where they cant easily reach it to destroy it.
stupid expensive system. I could higher someone to install commercial grade stuff for this much.
Not everything is a hammer, my crotch still hurts.
4:37 what how?
i cant be the only one that thinks its insane to hang cameras in ur living room and shit lol, outside aight, garage aight, shed aight, but inside? give ur fam some privacy lol
on what gear are you recording this?
the Dream Machine Pro or something else?
Am I the only one left scratching his head wondering what exactly are all these Unifi components and how it all fits together? Unifi's website is even less helpful when it comes to picking out what you need to create a setup like Linus has. I guess one needs a 4 year I.T. degree and bigger frontal lobes to get a handle on all this. Of course it could just be me…
Really good editing and funny too. Hope to see more vids like this
0:39 Linus drop tips
Watching this makes me think that Linus is actually crazy.
Lol I got a pulse way and with linus tech tips when I loaded this video xD
In light of Ubiquiti screwing over it's customers by ending support with 6 months notice for their video.ui.com service I'd like to see a follow up video on this addressing that issue.
4:12 what would be even more professional is to have the ethernet straight into the house so the cable can't be cut
Even Linus's wife knows how much he drops stuff
What a better way for thiefs to look inside our houses.
What kind of a crap neighborhood do you live in that you need all of this?
Before this video i just saw an add about him talking about pulsways
Couple of points,
99% of the image is static so you get mental compression as long as you drop your colour bits. You don't need 16m colours for CCTV. My 5mp h.view using h.265
at 5 frames a second is less than a 1 mb/sec. 8 cameras would be say 1MB a second or less than 100GB a day.
Camera wise, I use 5mp h.view bullet cameras for external use. £90 and also have colour night vision. Can easily read a number plate at 25m.
Then you realise you aren't going to store all that video. All decent systems have motion detection so that is all you need to store. I live on a quiet road, I store about 50 X 30 clips of one camera.
Get ONVIF cameras. This is where Next and Reolink, etc fail. ONVIF is a industry standard which unties the camera from vendor control.
I don't bother with the cameras own software. I use Blue Iris, about £40 for a key and supports any ONVIF compatible IP camera, webcam, analogue camera (with capture card), etc. Has a ton of features like masking,mobile app, secure remote access, cloud storage, Alexa and Google integration, the list goes on and on. It can also send alerts if motion detection is triggered.
Don't bother with wireless, too many criminals with WiFi jammers these days.
2:34 Thats what she said
You should set up an SD card based camera in the room with the server. Some of them are capable of saving to the SD card that way if the ethernet connection is dropped it will go to card. That way 1) person breaking in thinks they cut that when they cut all others, and 2) once your kids get old enough this is the kind of things that you get to look forward to.
3:13 I love how fast he goes from "ugh, honey, you're making more work for me" to "shit, that's actually a really good idea"
8:17 first time I’ve seen him not wear socks and sandals
Why go through hassle of moving the ones ya already put up? They're not small, even if you move them people will still see em lol. Thorough security is as good or better than hidden security.
I want $1500 for some IP cams. I'm over here like "I got a $15 garage sale logitech webcam. How can I make that work?"
Next video: I got my home hacked and robbed. But I have it all on 4k camera!
The beard not looking good
That clap back was great:
Linus: "I'm trying"
Woman:"Trying to drop things all day?"