IP camera platform
UniFi Protect
WhiteCore has been tested with local UniFi Protect camera streams for live Vision AI input.
A growing compatibility directory for camera systems, media-player operating systems, streaming protocols and display hardware tested with WhiteCore.AI.
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“Verified” means the connection has been tested in a working WhiteCore setup. “Compatible standard” means WhiteCore supports the underlying interface, while the exact hardware model should still be confirmed before deployment.
IP camera platform
WhiteCore has been tested with local UniFi Protect camera streams for live Vision AI input.
Camera streaming protocol
Connect compatible IP cameras and network video recorders without replacing existing camera infrastructure.
USB camera input
WhiteCore accepts standards-compliant UVC camera input, including compatible Logitech USB camera models.
Media player operating system
Installation, account pairing, content playback and camera connectivity have been proven on Windows.
Media player operating system
WhiteCore has been installed and tested on 64-bit Linux and Raspberry Pi player hardware.
Display connectivity
Publish WhiteCore presentations to compatible LED processors, commercial displays and standard screens.
How compatibility works
WhiteCore separates the management dashboard from the local player. Your content, device health and analytics remain visible centrally while playback and camera processing happen at the venue.
Add a USB camera, local RTSP stream or compatible display to the WhiteCore player.
Use the unique pairing code to bind the player securely to the correct customer account.
Publish content, monitor devices and review analytics through the WhiteCore dashboard.
Compatibility roadmap
These platforms are visible here for transparency, but they are not yet presented as production-verified.
Media player operating system
A dedicated Android playback path is being evaluated for compatible commercial player hardware.
Media player operating system
macOS compatibility testing is planned after the Windows and Linux player releases are fully validated.
Your hardware
Tell us the manufacturer, model, operating system and connection type. We'll confirm whether it is already compatible or define the validation required before rollout.