Native Windows, nothing to containerise
Install it on the PC you already have. No Docker, no YAML configuration file, no Linux host to keep patched.
Frigate is a well-regarded open-source recorder built around real-time object detection, normally run in Docker on a Linux host and often paired with a home automation system. If you would rather not run a container stack, VISEC is a Windows program that installs in a couple of minutes.
Install it on the PC you already have. No Docker, no YAML configuration file, no Linux host to keep patched.
Both ship in every license, including the free one camera license, rather than being added as separate detectors.
Self-hosted open source is excellent if you enjoy being your own support desk. If you do not, there is a person at the other end.
No. An Nvidia GPU helps if you want plate recognition on several lanes at once, but it is not required to record and detect motion.
Yes, if they are ONVIF or publish an RTSP stream. Press scan, or paste the stream address you already use in your current configuration.
Usually yes. Most cameras serve more than one stream at a time, so you can point VISEC at one camera and leave everything else running.
The complete software, free for life on one camera license. No card, no email, no trial clock.