DIY super small raspberry pi ONVIF IP security camera.

In this tutorial, we go over the materials and the codes to make an ONVIF IP security camera for around $60. The whole unit is small enough to be hidden almost anywhere or within a toy. The codes I use is from here:
The method should work for Zero too.


materials needed:
+ raspberry pi 3:
+ camera module:
+ Amcrest NV2108-HS 8CH NVR 4K:
+ WD Purple 4TB Surveillance HD:


code used:
+ SSH into your raspberry pi or open Terminal in the Desktop GUI of Jessie (i have not tried on Stretch or Wheezy)

sudo raspi-config

+ enable camera from one of the options in the menu.
exit and reboot

+ open terminal again

sudo apt-get update

sudo apt-get upgrade

sudo apt-get install npm

curl -sL | sudo -E bash -

sudo apt-get install nodejs

sudo npm install -g npm@latest

sudo apt install git

git clone
cd rpos
npm install

npx gulp

sudo nano rposConfig.json
set ip address to ip address of pi3
set user id
set pw

rtsp port 8554

service port 8081


sudo modprobe bcm2835-v4l2
node rpos.js

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