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Hi. I have an Alhua camera whose female connector is broken. I cut the wire to try and re-terminate it, but there are only 6 wires and the colors are weird: orange Blue purple Brown yellow Gray many help would be appreciated.

I have the basic of Deepstack installed on our sytem, and it works pretty well. I see a lot of posts covering things like custom models, and night-models, etc. Is there a walkthrough or wiki or video on how to set that up? I can't seem to find a definitive guide.

Thank you @wittaj I made your suggested tweaks and it dropped our CPU load down to the mid 60s. I think part of the issue was the aggressiveness of the number of images and how quickly I asked DeepStack to review. Will work on tweaking some more to get this all locked down.

Thanks! Do you mind sharing what you have min confidence / + real-time images and analyze one each ms set to?

I am currently running 20 4-8mp cameras in our warehouse. We have DeepStack turned on for all cameras with: Min confidence: 50% real-time image: 25 analyze one each 250ms The PC specs are: Intel i5-9500 @3GHz 16 G of ram Before we implemented DeepStack, we were at about 25% load at peaks. Now...

Hi! I have 16 cameras that we do Continuous recording on. I need some help with a few settings to ensure I am utilizing file space correctly. Currently, each camera has the following: And my general settings are: I want to store my clips on my hard drive for 30 days, then delete...

This wire has been in place for about 2 years and has worked perfectly fine with cameras before we switched to BI. Previously we had the camera hooked into our NVR without issue.

I have a new BI setup with 16 cameras on a brand new PC. Everything is working great, CPU is at 6% with no problems at all. I do have one brand new camera (Dahua) that will work fine for several minutes, then lose signal, then regain the signal, over and over again. I have tested the cat5...

Hi! I have a brand new Windows 10 Pro PC with an Intel i5-9500 chip. Is there a guide to setting up a new computer? From partitioning hard drives (if applicable), to removing bloated software, setting up services, etc.?

We currently have 16 cameras all of which will be 8MP. Would like the ability to upgrade to 24 cameras in the future. We will be doing recording on motion only 24/7/365. Viewing feeds live M-F 9-5 Right now, I have a $500 credit I can use at Dell, if there is a good system that is suggested...

I want to run two cameras about 200 feet from where the DVR will be located. I only have one Cat5e cable run currently, and adding a second would be troublesome. There is also NO power at the place where the two cameras will be located. Can I use a POE injector near the DVR, push power down...

Perhaps the question was poorly thought out. Still no reason for you to be a total jackass. In terms of proving you wrong, well, there is certainly no logical way to do that. What I can say though, is that I am fairly certain that you wouldn't have the balls to call me stupid to my face. You...

If I am supposed to announce I read the Wiki every time I post, then perhaps it should be noted in the Wiki, which is isn't.. In the meantime, why don't you try a little kindness instead of coming across like a total jackass. I am pretty sure you too were a noob at sometime. Try to make this...

I did read the wiki and still have questions. If you don’t want to help that is fine, but I don’t appreciate you insinuating I haven’t looked for answers.

Perhaps my phrasing is off. A fairly dark warehouse.

I have a large warehouse (20,00 square feet) that I am looking to add more cameras to. My requirements are: Turret camera Audio recording Works well in total darkness Great image quality EMPIRETECANDY suggested the 6MP Dahua DH-IPC-HDW4631EMP-ASE. I got one to test it out, and it is ok, but...

I am rewiring my server rack and was toying with the idea of patching some network cables into a patch panel and into my NVR so I can access the ports from the front of the rack. Has anybody done anything like that?

Assuming it isn't near 60watts, would I just get a POE injector for the homerun to the POE Splitter

I don't actually have PTZ, just regular Hikvision bullet cameras. I know our DVR has POE built in. I suspect I would still need to inject even more power into these inline somehow?

THanks for the feedback. Wouldn't I need to run two home-runs though? One to power the POE and one to connect to the network?

I have several long runs from our DVR to cameras. I don't really want to do home runs for all of them. I was thinking of using a home run to a POE switch that branches off to 3-4 cameras. This works great on the benchtest, however I ran into a problem. There is no power near where I want to...

I have an application where I need the following: Pin Hole Camera IP connectivity Wifi or Cat5 At least 720P Audio I basically need to mount this in a VERY tiny space to monitor high-valued goods. I took apart an old Foscam and made a ghetto version but I am looking for something a bit...

Well I bought some cameras from Security-Camera-Warehouse and they are HIKVISION but OEM. And I want to add some of the HIKVSIONS I purchased but the Security-Camera-Warehouse NVR (Hikvision OEM) won't recognize them. so I thought if I flahed to the same Firmware they use for their similar...

Is it at all possible to copy firmware from one camera to another?

Of course, why would I EVER think the default password was what was on the camera, with a new in the box unit. You are a lifesaver, that was it. Thanks a ton!

So I purchased some Hikvision DS-2CD2032F-I cameras off Amazon. I can see the camera using SADP and/or iVMS-4200, however I want to change the default IP from 192.0.0.64 to 192.168.1.50. When I type in the password that is on the back of the camera 12345 I get a failed to modify settings 2018...

This is from the camera This is from the NVR

When you go to the camera website you get a model number which is: HNC312-TD I don't see anything online about that.

I purchased some cameras and a NVR from security-camera-warehouse.com and I believe them to be Hikvision cameras, though they aren't labeled as such. Is there a way for me to tell? I am not thrilled with the domes as they cause a lot of night IR fog/ghosting but the NVR is quite nice.