DIY Surveillance system
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DIY Surveillance camera made from an old android phone using IP webcam app and html code made into an apk with appcreator24.
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DIY Surveillance system
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Big update to KuuppaCam! I made the site look way better and fixed some stuff. I used github copilot to add recording so you can now record from your camera and I also used it to add easy IP changing so you can use it without editing the code. Also the IP address is now in https so it’s more secure and hopefully works better. THIS IS THE FINAL VERSION OF KUUPPACAM, the old version is still in github (kuuppacam-old.html) (Also the video below has no audio because apparently the zorin os video recorder doesn’t have audio recording :D)
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DIY Surveillance system
I can’t upload the video here, but it’s in my devlog
From my devlog:
I made a DIY surveillance camera from an old (and broken :D) android phone. It uses the IP camera app and custom html code i made myself to show the camera feed in the apk file and the .html file. There isn’t any crazy features, like no remote control (you can do that with tailscale), but it still works well if you don’t need to use it without being home. The code supports live video and live audio but nothing else. I also 3d printed and modified (added a stand with tinkercad) a phone case for galaxy j5 (this is the phone i used), but it didn’t fit as you can see in the image. The apk file is kind of useless unless your camera is at the same ip as mine. Also i didn’t have hackatime properly set up when i started this, but 20min (which actually got logged) is actually pretty close to the time this took. Also @Makkonen helped me with this(i got the idea from him)
@suklaasukkulayt
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DIY Surveillance system
19m 19s logged
I made a DIY surveillance camera from an old (and broken :D) android phone. It uses the IP camera app and custom html code i made myself to show the camera feed in the apk file and the .html file. There isn’t any crazy features, like no remote control (you can do that with tailscale), but it still works well if you don’t need to use it without being home. The code supports live video and live audio but nothing else. I also 3d printed and modified (added a stand with tinkercad) a phone case for galaxy j5 (this is the phone i used), but it didn’t fit as you can see in the image. The apk file is kind of useless unless your camera is at the same ip as mine. Also i didn’t have hackatime properly set up when i started this, but 20min (which actually got logged) is actually pretty close to the time this took. Also @Makkonen helped me with this(i got the idea from him)
