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Here is what my Edge Default browser page looks like. Notice it does not have the line item you have highlighted. It used to be there.

My Windows 10 Edge settings do not look like yours although they used to. This is the update I received that likely changed it: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/february-14-2023-kb5022834-os-builds-19042-2604-19044-2604-and-19045-2604-ffb56254-3fee-44f1-9574-b8a0c19bde77

I read an MS announcement a couple of months ago that said IE would be removed from many Windows versions on February 15th with an update. Today loading IE, I got a message saying IE had been deleted and instructions on using Edge with IE mode.

If not using it, try using curl digest authentication for http. The camera requires digest. I don't use curl, but here's a possible example. curl --digest --user daniel:secret And your URL

Maybe I missed it, but what happened with all the crows?

@Soundchasrv I think an android/ios app that is much better and intuitive than DMSS is Amcrest View Pro(AVP). It will work with an Amcrest or Dahua NVR. But Amcrest and Dahua have different P2P servers, so AVP with Dahua NVR would need to use a VPN as mentioned for BI. AVP will work with a...

What is it in that list that concerns you regarding the Dahua P2P server? And who has reported being harmed by it when using Dahua P2P server? Just curious...

You need to enable P2P in your camera and make sure it says online. It will use a Dahua P2P server to setup a connection to DMSS or SmartPSS. The video stream does not go to the server. In DMSS or SmartPSS, add your camera using P2P (camera serial #). I've used P2P for years on some...

Your videos should be named "Owl mobbed by murder". :)

That's called mobbing. The owl is being mobbed by crows.

I believe that is a Great Horned Owl. Edit: I think I may have overstated my level of expertise.;)

Well, I had to add my new Coyote picture which is much better.

I think this is a Coyote in my backyard this morning. I have not seen it before. Guess I need to increase exposure time to get it a little clearer.

He said his owl box camera is being recorded on his NVR now, and he can he can view all four cameras on his phone. He can't view owl box cam on PC, likely using the the link he provided that is e-seenet.com. I was just describing another way to view cams on PC that is detailed in the user...

You wrote "What do I need to do to get the NVR to display the owl box camera feed." If you haven't tried it... Try this to see if you see all your NVR camera video streams on PC: Find your NVR IP address. If it is on the same network as your Windows PC, then enter the NVR IP address in the...

@antonpuz wrote: ... "3. Other than switching to 3.6mm lens camera, what else can I do to improve motion detection?" --------- I think you may be able to improve your motion detection with reduced false detections. The two attached pics are using a IP5M-T1179E. On PC or tablet locally, put...

Another option if you don't think wifi will work is a powerline adapter, that I don't think has been mentioned. An example is the TP-LINK AV-1000.

@RedShirt This may be of interest to you. There is a free way to allow viewing of a bird feeder with rtsp.me from a webpage or browser. The free part lasts for ten minutes before you have to restart it, which I think is OK for many. An example is the birdcam at Terri Underhill's page...

You might find something interesting here: https://green-backyard.com/product-category/bird-feeder-camera/

Use SmartPSS to Playback your NVR camera, and then download a motion detect event, or use the scissors icon to define a clip and download it. Then you will have a mp4 file on your PC that you can send to youtube or attach to an email.

A wild goat?

I use Dahua Toolbox Disk Caculator. Another is IPCT Tools Hard Drive Space Calculator.

If you haven't seen it, see if this helps. https://support.amcrest.com/hc/en-us/articles/360002005671-How-To-Connect-Your-Camera-To-Blue-Iris The option to "Setup for RTSP back-channel talk support" sounds important.

After my other posts, I thought I should add some wildlife content to the thread. Here are two wildlife detect clips from yesterday at 40 ft using 2MP 25X PTZ at 2X.

I contacted Camect and they said Camect Go(the "service") is required to use Camect Viewer with IOS or android, remote and local. The PWA or Web UI does not require Camect Go for local access. @Don't Look Up, you may have the "Service" and not know it. @tigerwillow1 Sorry, I will stop...

Well, that's great. Perhaps they are eliminating the service for ios/android camect viewer. As a very early user, I don't pay for service.

Camect Viewer for ios and android are still being developed and has lower function than the browser iimplementation at this time.. Are you able to use IOS Camect Viewer without the "service", locally or remotely?

I think that would best be answered by a question at camect.com/contact, or at the camect forum. They are quite responsive. I have the service. There is Camect API with some implementations available but I have not used it.

"Can you receive notifications in some other way without their service?" 2021 quote from Camect in forum: Without Camect Go(Service), what you have is like having a local NVR ... It will still record and analyze your footage, and you can connect and review locally -- i.e. when you are at home...

MIke A., A Camect hub does not cost $500 annually. The website says it costs $399 which includes 2 months of service. Service primarily provides secure remote access to hub, and alerts. If additional service is not needed, there is no further cost. Continuing service is $10/mo, or $99/yr, etc.