OK... I'm posting this here, also hi all! This is an expanded version of my comment on the recently released video on the subject, so let's get too it
A) both Shinobi and ZoneMinder, both free (shinobi only for personal use) can take these feeds, this centralizes encoding and storage if you need/want that however ZM can both also export to a NAS as either it's main target, a failover target (Disk full) or to archive events.
B) most cheap-ass video surveillance systems have this little standard built in called ONVIF (Indeed MotionEye supports both mjpeg capture and production, this is part 1 of ONVIF, part two is a well documented interface for sending those streams over an IP Network, MEOS would not work without this, MEOS has a few ONVIF compliance issues, but then so do even the most expensive CCTV systems)
C) while I like this system, it's far cheaper in both real money and man hours to research ready-made IP cameras with ONVIF and use those with an aforementioned NVR server instead.
D) I'm leaving this one for you Linus, Specifically; a work around exists for Nest cams, an NVR software called Blue Iris, look at it, it's 60USD. Shinobi, mentioned above has the very beginnings of support for Nest cameras, currently it's able to capture 640x480 at 1fps... this is being worked on actively.
if anyone would like more detailed instructions on how to get any of these things working (Minus Blue Iris), please let me know, I'll dig my claws in deep and make a full forum thread for it.
and good work Jakkuh!
