@scrypted/nvr
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This plugin is in private beta.
The Scrypted NVR Subscription can be purchased and managed at the billing portal.
Cameras and Recordings can be viewed on your local network by visiting the address of this Scrypted server. Install the Scrypted Cloud Plugin and visit home.scrypted.app to view Cameras and Recordings from anywhere.
The Object Detection Plugin (tensorflow-lite) is automatically installed by Scrypted NVR. Detections can enabled per camera under Integrations and Extensions. When motion is triggered, the NVR will process the video for Smart Detections; this will use considerable CPU. System performance will vary based on available resources.
The Scrypted NVR app allowing viewing of cameras and recordings remotely.
App Store installation will be available upon final release. The Beta has Progressive Web Apps (PWA) that can be installed on any platform:
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NVR plugin for Scrypted.
The npm package @scrypted/nvr receives a total of 8,679 weekly downloads. As such, @scrypted/nvr popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @scrypted/nvr demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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