I experienced consistent frame drops in the logs, so I had to reduce to 20 FPS per camera, and even then the fans ran all the time, the closet was hot and noisy. Mac Mini Vs NAS for a Plex Media Server SPANdotCOM 39.1K subscribers Subscribe 15K views 3 years ago Did you enjoy the video Find it helpful Want to hear more Of course you want. Prior to this M1, I was running SS on a maxed out late-2019 Intel Mac Mini with 32 GB ram and a 1 TB SSD as a dedicated security camera computer. After an hour of simultaneous installations (Plex server scanning, Adobe Creative Cloud installs, Backblaze migration, iCloud Drive syncing for the first time) *while* running all both SS and Sighthound, I reached over to touch the case, it was ice cold.
So, because it's silent, I decided to use this Mac Mini as my main computer until Apple releases new hardware later this year. I'm also running Sighthound (only for the pet detection, believe it or not), nothing phases this thing.
I just installed ubuntu 20 server native arm in parallels with 11 docker containers on it like nzbget, sonarr etc. Just plugged in external 5tb hd to it, that’s powered by thunderbolt port and everything is hunky-sorry. There is no fan noise, everything is butter, the companion SecuritySpy iOS app feels much more responsive now. I’ve been using m1 mini (16gb) as a server and it’s amazing.
I just migrated the SS pref file to the M1 and I'm running three 4K Axis cameras at 30 FPS.
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