ChampaRando
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Wait what do you mean?While those files cannot be viewed "real time" like a blackvue (without a non natted connection), they could be transfered and stored in real time to the host server run anywhere in the world.
Obviously I haven't tried this lol so without doing a practical, I may miss some bits lol/be wrong at something here.
But I am sure if I setup a 4G portable router for eg, that the camera connects to right. So camera and 4g portable hotspot/router in my car. It is behind a nat.
Then this 4G router can open / establish a connection to my home (considering my home is reachable, and in my case it is, I get a proper IPv4 dynamic IP which is bound to a DDNS).
So now my 4g router basically said to my raspberry pi at home "hi man!"
Cool connection established. Now I am pretty sure I am easily able to maybe VPN into the 4G router and join the "lan" or "intranet" of this 4g router and camera sitting in my car using a tunnel for example.
Ngrok is a cool program to do so. Then you can just type in "https://camera_ip_in_4g_hotspot_lan/xxx.mp4" or whatever IP Viofo gave for station mode live rtsp. I remember a friend in my university 2 years ago setup a reverse proxy/some tunnel (lol I forgot the exact name of this concept, been a while since I used it) using this tool: https://github.com/v2fly/v2ray-core
He had some servers in China lol behind government firewall (so CG-NAT essentially) and he uses these tunnels and this client.
It's not hard to establish if we go messing with it. But before anything like that happens, we need, back to the old topic again , station mode ON in parking
Also, something like this is I probably can never do in Australia. 4G isn't cheap XD, of course 5G here is more expensive lmao.
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