Shinobi is a Network Video Recorder| Made with Shinobi is Open Source, written in Node.js, and real easy to use. Shinobi is designed for performance. Run it on an Enterprise Machine or Edge …

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A step-by-step tutorial on how to install and run Shinobi using Docker on Windows. By following these instructions, you’ll have Shinobi up and running in a container, accessible through your web browser.

Shinobi allows streaming live and recorded footage in H.265 right to your web browser. This feature requires the client device have H.265 playback capability.

Test on any hardware you may already have before purchasing anything for your deployment to better understand how your cameras will perform with Shinobi. Camera counts between 100 and 1000 are …

Node.js (16.x), FFmpeg (Between 3.3 to 4.1), and MariaDB (10.4+) are the main components that Shinobi needs. With the Ninja Way these requirements should be fulfilled for you.

How to Add a Camera in Shinobi It's fairly straight forward if you have an ONVIF compliant camera, if not we have some tips for you.

Shinobi Pro With Shinobi Pro you get regular updates including bug fixes and new features. And depending on your use case you may be applicable to using Shinobi for free! Please read the license …

It is recommended that you have a dedicated machine for Shinobi even if you intend to use Docker. If you are willing to install directly on the operating system please consider installing Ubuntu 22.04 and …

Now that Shinobi is installed, you need to login to the Superuser and create an Administrator account. An Administrator will be able to add Cameras as well as create Sub-Accounts with certain permissions.