Works with·XMEye
Does it work with XMEye?
The budget DVRs that ship with the XMEye and iCSee apps are walked like any other recorder.
How it connects
A lot of inexpensive DVRs carry no brand you would recognise and are set up through the XMEye or iCSee phone apps. Those boxes still publish a channel address, so the connector walks them the same way it walks a named brand — and the proving frame is what tells you it worked, not the badge on the case.
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.