Kerberos.io VS Streamie

The Kerberos.io project, pronounced as /kuh buh ruhs dot ai o/, is a video analytics and video management platform, which was initiated back in 2014. Over the years it has evolved into a stable and feature-rich video platform, which is used for video management and analytics such as machine learning.

Next to being stable and feature-rich, Kerberos.io’s main differentiator is scale. It helps you moving from a small home deployment to a large scale enterprise deployment. To illustrate the art of the possible, we recommend to have a look at the deployments page to find out the most suitable architecture for your use case.

Streamie is not your ordinary IP camera streaming platform.

• Video walls.
• Zero-configuration remote streaming.
• Integrated 24/7 recording via SMB or S3.
• User-customizable event notifications.
• 3rd party service integration with a Web API.
• Permission Groups for locking down devices.
• Built-in remote management.
• Custom on-screen content.

Streamie is a comprehensive solution that empowers users with advanced security features and unparalleled convenience.

Streamie features broad camera compatibility. Seamlessly integrate with:

• ONVIF / RTSP cameras
• Google Nest
• Ubiquiti UniFi Protect
• Apple HomeKit
• Device built-in cameras
• Attached USB cameras

Our platform ensures smooth streaming and recording. No more compatibility issues, brand restrictions or vendor lock-in. Choose Streamie for comprehensive camera support and peace of mind.

Streamie supports Modules for extended content such as Weather, Clock, Messages, Slideshow and more. Streamie works with H.264 (AVC) and H.265 (HEVC) video codecs and AAC, PCM (ulaw, alaw), and AC3* audio. Streamie supports Hubitat event notification via the Streamie SmartApp which allows your Apple TV to audibly alert you when Hubitat events occur, like doors opening, lights turning on, motion detection, etc. Streamie has been tested with cameras from Logitech (Logi Circle 2), Dahua, Amcrest, Hikvision, Foscam, Wyze, Ubiquiti and others.

An Apple TV 4K (2022) can handle up to thirty-six (36) simultaneous 1080p streams. Older models are less capable. A Mac Studio can likely handle 200+ cameras simultaneously.