Explore the open-source video surveillance solution Viseron in this comprehensive tutorial. Learn how to install and configure Viseron, a self-hosted system with motion and object detection capabilities. Follow step-by-step instructions to set up your server, access the web UI, and configure cameras. Discover how to fine-tune motion and object detection settings, manage multiple cameras, and handle recordings. Gain insights into entity logging and detection tuning to optimize your surveillance system's performance.
Viseron - An Open Source, Self Hosted Video Surveillance Solution with Motion and Object Detection
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Overview
Syllabus
Beginning
Introduction to Viseron
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Installing Viseron
Start our new Viseron Server
Access our Viseron Web UI
The Viseron Configuration
The "Secrets" file
Viewing our first Camera
Motion, Object Detection and Tuning
Multiple Cameras and Recordings
Entities Logging and Tuning Detection
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