@scrypted/nvr
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NVR plugin for Scrypted.
This plugin is currently only intended for local RTSP cameras. Cloud cameras, such as Ring, Google, and Arlo may work but are not supported.
New Scrypted users are encouraged to integrate and verify their cameras with Scrypted before using the NVR plugin.
This Scrypted NVR Plugin is in a paid public beta. A live demo server and free trial is available to test the product.
Login button can be found at the top of the Scrypted NVR plugin page within the Scrypted Management Console.Scrypted NVR on Mac and Windows must Install or Migrate to the Desktop Application.
Installation documentation for the NVR can be found on the primary Scrypted Documentation site, and contains the guide for adding cameras, configuring recording storage, cloud access, and downloading the mobile apps.
Help and support can also be found on the Scrypted Discord #nvr Channel.
Optional/Tip: If you're a member of the Scrypted Discord server, you can use this link to get an exclusive role as an NVR Subscriber.
Scrypted NVR provides Home Assistant cards.
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NVR plugin for Scrypted.
The npm package @scrypted/nvr receives a total of 8,055 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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