![]() Most non-triumphant.īogus enough that I decided to pwn the camera, reverse engineer the protocol, and write my own software to get the video stream. This was, in the immortal words of Bill and Ted, bogus. ![]() Then, barely outside my return window, Reolink updated their support page to say that the cameras would only work with their 8-channel NVR or proprietary viewer apps. However, I bought these cameras because I believed they supported open standards such as ONVIF, so I’d just swap the NVR for a copy of Blue Iris running on my server.Īt the time, the Reolink support page clearly indicated that all of their non-battery-powered cameras supported RTSP.Īfter the system was installed, it became apparent that the cameras did not in fact support RTSP-the only port open on them was port 9000. Unfortunately, the NVR is pretty anemic: it’s clearly an existing model with slight changes to support 4K cameras, and it struggles to support more than one viewer at a time. It came in a “kit” of six cameras and an NVR (a dedicated recording box that also powers the cameras). It’s fairly nice hardware, actually-it has a 4K video sensor, a microphone, power over Ethernet, and is nominally waterproof. Way back in late 2019, I dissected a Reolink B800 IP camera to demonstrate the various parts of an embedded Linux system. A brief history of the Baichuan protocol.
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