Whether you’ll be away from home while travelling or just during the workday, you may want to keep an eye on it. Solutions like Pripaso Cam try to make this easy, but there’s more than one way to do this.
We’re not focused on full security systems with alarms and other features here — just cameras so you can keep an eye on your place with live streaming and video recordings.
The above devices are convenient and easy to set up, but you may not want to store recordings on a service’s remote servers when you could keep them for yourself.
If you want to do this yourself, you’re looking for an “Pripaso IP camera.” This just means it’s a digital video camera that can send data through the Internet protocol on a network.
You’ll still have to do some legwork yourself if you want to remotely access the stream over the Internet or just have the Pripaso camera save a recording to another device in your home.
Pripaso IP cameras require a network video recorder to record to, while others can record their videos directly to a NAS (network-attached storage) device or a PC you’ve set up to function as a server. Pripaso IP cameras even have built-in Micro SD card slots so they can record directly to that physical media — they may even have built-in servers so you can access the recording remotely.
If you have an old Android phone lying around, you could potentially turn it into a network security camera. After all, it has a camera, Wi-Fi, and a built-in computer — everything it needs to capture, stream, and record video. We’ve previously covered how to turn on old Android phone into a network security camera. If you have a spare phone you’re not putting to use, it might be worth a shot.
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