Works with·ONVIF
Does it work with ONVIF?
ONVIF is the open standard — if a device speaks it, the connector can talk to it.
How it connects
ONVIF is how the connector reaches anything that does not have a recorder-level channel address it can verify, including every camera family we deliberately do not guess a recorder path for. Point it at the camera and it works, whatever the badge on the box says.
What this kit needs
Four things, and most of it already has them.
- Reaches your recorder
- The cameras are already on the same network as the DVR or NVR.
- RTSP switched on
- Standard on every recorder here. Setup tells you if it's off.
- H.264 or H.265
- Anything from the last decade. Older MPEG-only kit won't work.
- Clock roughly right
- So the time on your alert matches the time on your footage.
What it costs to add these cameras
- Nothing per camera
- Unlimited cameras on every plan. The AI runs on a small computer beside your cameras, not in a data centre — cameras cost us nothing, so we don’t charge you for them.
- No new hardware
- The kit you already own stays exactly where it is. The only thing you install is the connector.
- Proof before setup
- Every channel proves a live frame before it becomes a camera, so you see a photo from each one before anything is created.
Or just install it and find out.
Ten minutes. If we can’t see your cameras, you don’t pay.