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Back up copyright-protected DVDs as MKV using DVD Shrink, MakeMKV and ffmpeg

November 19, 2024February 19, 2025 ToughDev 0 Comment dvd shrink, ffmpeg, makemkv, mpeg2, mpeg4

Many DVDs in my movie collection have degraded with age, so it’s time to back them up to a more

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Using Raspberry Pi Zero Wireless as cheap CCTV camera replacement

October 21, 2019April 4, 2023 ToughDev 0 Comment cctv, ffmpeg, raspberry pi

I have a bunch of unused Raspberry Pi Zero Wireless and associated camera boards from previous projects and decide to use

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Reverse engineer the 360Eyes Pro (IPC365) wireless CCTV camera

September 9, 2019May 9, 2023 ToughDev 15 Comments 360eyes, cctv, ffmpeg, ipc365, rtsp, u-boot

Available on AliExpress, the 360Eyes Pro (also known as IPC365, from the default network host name of this camera) is

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V380 Pro wireless CCTV camera with night vision and RTSP support

August 12, 2019April 4, 2023 ToughDev 6 Comments cctv, ffmpeg, rtsp, v380

The V380 Pro wireless CCTV camera is available from many sellers on AliExpress for as low as 15USD. It has 10

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Floureon Wifi/Ethernet CCTV camera with ONVIF & PTZ support

July 9, 2019April 4, 2023 ToughDev 0 Comment cctv, ffmpeg, Floureon, onvif, rtsp

The Floureon 720p/1080p CCTV camera is available from many sellers on eBay and Amazon. This camera supports night vision as well as pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ)

Since 2008, ToughDev has been extensively exploring a variety of technical topics—from software development to electronics design. Key areas of focus include Android and iOS programming, VoIP technologies, embedded systems using Arduino and PIC microcontrollers, reverse engineering, and retro-computing.

Recent highlights include running macOS Sequoia on a Dell Latitude, teardown of the vintage Tandy 2500RSX—a powerful 386 system by Tandy Corporation, the Super 8086 Box—a home-built PC XT emulator with full legacy hardware support— and the dsMP3, a custom-designed multi-band radio with MP3 recording and playback.

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