Build your own fast video doorbell / intercom on Raspberry Pi
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ธ.ค. 2020
- This video shows how to build a smart video doorbell device with 2-way audio and iOS push notifications, using a Raspberry Pi.
Here is a list of parts:
Raspberry Pi 3
www.adafruit.com/product/3055
MicroSD memory card
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06...
Power supply
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07...
Plastic case
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01...
Video camera module
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01...
Speaker with built-in amplifier
www.adafruit.com/product/3885
Mini USB microphone
www.adafruit.com/product/3367
Button
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01...
Jumper wires
www.adafruit.com/product/1953
And here is the link to the operating system to use on the Raspberry Pi (Raspbian Stretch)
downloads.raspberrypi.org/ras...
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This video deserves so more views.
That acting is Oscar Worthy 😉
Amazing!
I wonder if I can implement this into my old video intercom. I have analog mic and speaker pinout and coaxial cable with analog video signal coming from the camera.
Hey, sorry for the late comment, I absolutely love your setup, I would like to ask, if we do it with raspberry pi zero, and we lack of sound output, we repleace it with a usb-hub connectes usb-to jack sound output and microphone input, will it work properly? Thank you for your answer😄
thank you so much!!!
did you manage to make it
감사합니다.
I used a pi zero w, standard pi commands for video and still pics, usb mic. Still deciding on if I will hardwire the power or use a battery with a solar charger. I'm in a not to safe area so I use the zero (pi lite version which has a smaller footprint). I may place the unit up above the door facing down so it will be hard to steal. But the zero works very good. I did everything he did here but used the zero.
The pi zero doesn't have an audio out, so how did you solder the signal wire? Did you choose an audio HAT?
@@MagicPlants Sorry , forgot to mention. I use it with a battery powered 2 way intercom. Actually it's almost like a basic walki-talki. Some special wiring and got it to turn the camera on when the button was pushed on the 2 way intercom but I had to turn it off from my end to save the battery. There was actually enough room in the intercom to fit the pi and camera. So no need to a mic and or speaker. Got intercom from Aliexpress. Plan to add a solar attachment but will put that high out of peoples reach.
what is the over al cost
Is it possible to control it with home assistant
Do you keep it on your door at night? It says 'take me with you from that door'
hi from Burundi,i see if someone presses the button you receive the notification,is this notification depended on a specified distance or everywhere you are in the world you can get it?
Can you tutorial for pi zero W?
Hello can i use the pi zero wireless one instead of the 3? I have audio and microphone on it. But not sure about how much processing power it will require.
Yes it should work fine on the pi zero as the SDK has support for it. However the part where I soldiered wires to the analog audio pins on the back of the pi 3 will not work as the pi zero does not have the 3.5 mm jack...
Along with lots of other users, I use a Windows PC and Android phone. Can this be adjusted to work with those instead? Most Rpi users would be in the same camp I'd imagine
Look like that Seajei SDK currently only supports iOS, and so you need a Mac and iPhone...
Hello Olof,
I just came across your video about building a video doorbell.
Excellent project! Thank you very much!
I don‘t have an Apple app developer account and have never used Xcode before.
Can you please guide me (and maybe others, too) what you have done or what is in particular needed to get the app running on my personal iOS devices?
Hello Stefan you can download XCode from the App Store on Mac and open the project in the Seajei SDK, compile, and run it on the iPhone Simulator. If you want to run it on a phone or publish something to the App Store then you will need to pay the $100/year developer fee.
Good day@@sneakyolof1835 ,
thank you so much for your response.
I haven’t actually started with the video door bell project, yet.
So great you have responded!
What if I just want to run the App on the iPhone itself?
Can I use the standard Doorbell App from Seajei downloaded from the AppStore?
When I start the app on my iPhone it immediately asks for the unique ID.
Can I still add the unique token for the iPhone onscreen alert message within the app?
Best regards
@@sneakyolof1835 l
i do this project for my school project but i can't access the doorbell app can you please help me
It's work on Android?
/ is a "slash", not a "backslash".
"Backslash" is this: \
Can i use the pi4 because i dont own pi 3, but i worry about the audio problem like you said in the first of the video
I tried it a while back and couldn't get the the audio speaker to work, but all else was fine, including microphone... Maybe it's resolved by now perhaps give it a try by installing all the latest updates?
@@sneakyolof1835 how about with pi zero w? thanks. nice work!
@@biancaedwinv Pi zero w works fine except you'll have to figure out something for audio out since it doesn't have the headphone jack to solder to... Let me know if you figure out a good trick!
Hi, I have been trying to do this with Pi4, were you able to make it work with a Pi4? ty
@@sneakyolof1835 I am using a Pi Zero but adding an Audio HAT
ok first impression Id unplug it before ringing and then rob you lol make it wireless son!
guess this is for safe neighborhood only
Not waterproof or windproof then you should look at ESP32 CAM much cheaper and you can make it waterproof as well
Is it work on android phone
No I only did it for iOS.
You don't need a pi sheesh use an old phone arggggg, nice project either way.
how much cost for this ?
I guess the total cost for parts was about 80 dollars or so... See the do it yourself article that has links to all the parts and their cost: www.hackster.io/sneaky/fast-video-doorbell-intercom-on-raspberry-pi-63b063
@@sneakyolof1835 thank you sir
You must state in the begin of your video that it is for iOS only. Useless if does not work on Android.....
If they steal your pi they will have access to your Wifi. Not secure.