GeniusVision NVR - 2 channels, non-commercial use only.Eocortex - video streaming stops every hour, limitation of up to 400 IP channels and 1 server, up to 4 GB storage free full-featured trial upon request.Decline Line - 16 channels, no time limit, but only offers live viewing, no recording.Argus DVR - Fully functional demo, displays 'Unregistered' watermark on video.Alnet Systems Netstation - 128 channels, 7 days recording, software login required every 8 hours.This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. These products all work without any timeout period, but generally have limitations around the number of channels or the amount of storage supported in the free version. Zoneminder - Offers precompiled packages for Linux distros, and also open source code.Valkka - Open source VMS, python codebase, ONVIF camera support.A paid version exists with developer support, a commercial use license, and more regular updates. Offers a mobile app, PTZ controls, and some analytics. Shinobi - Open source VMS, developed in node.js.motionEyes - Open source, Linux distribution that turns a single-board computer ( Raspberry PI and others) and USB camera into an IP camera with embedded VMS.Optional people counting analytics and cloud storage of alarm/motion events. Kerberos.io connects to IP cameras through RTSP streams. Kerberos - Free open source VMS for Docker, Kubernetes, and Raspberry PI.iSpy - Visual Studio 2019 source code is available as well as precompiled installable versions.And a paid cloud version allows for real-time occupancy alerts, automated charts/data analysis, multiple users, and greater scalability. A paid premium version adds video analytics, camera events, and heat mapping features. Camlytics - Free, unlimited camera VMS.Linux, Windows, Mac OSX support, ONVIF/RTSP camera support. Bluecherry - Free with an optional paid support subscription.Open source options for VMSes are limited, with only a handful available: We have compiled a list of open-source, restricted use, and trial-version VMSes in this report. These options may help users with limited needs or those looking to test out VMS before buying it. Large VMS free/trial offerings remained relatively unchanged. The free VMS market has shown minimal changes over 3-4 years, with limited adoption of free open source offerings. Many Video Management Software (VMS) providers offer free versions, either open source, for a limited number of cameras, or for a limited amount of time.

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