Dahua 5231 or 4/6/8231's

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Rhodesy

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Got mine off Andy recently, and just when I'm installing I notice it's encode mode is H.64H.
Should I be adjusting to H.265?

Any other tips are also welcome:)
 
Rhodesy said:
Got mine off Andy recently, and just when I'm installing I notice it's encode mode is H.64H.
Should I be adjusting to H.265?
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According to the thread "4.6.9 - January 31, 2018 H.265 hardware decoding added" :

  • Your CPU must be able to support H.265 acceleration. It must be Intel 6th generation (Skylake) or newer, with Quick Sync support.
  • Your version of Blue Iris must be 4.6.9 or later
  • No outboard graphics card should be installed and in use; onboard (motherboard) graphics must not be disabled in the BIOS
 
TonyR said:
According to the thread "4.6.9 - January 31, 2018 H.265 hardware decoding added" :

  • Your CPU must be able to support H.265 acceleration. It must be Intel 6th generation (Skylake) or newer, with Quick Sync support.
  • Your version of Blue Iris must be 4.6.9 or later
  • No outboard graphics card should be installed and in use; onboard (motherboard) graphics must not be disabled in the BIOS
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I don't believe it's working... But 265 will work without acceleration
 
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fenderman said:
I don't believe it's working... But 265 will work without acceleration
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Thanks for the info.....good to know.

Not having either a 6th gen Intel CPU or a H.265 capable cam I could not confirm or deny any aspects.
 
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Thanks guys,

I set the cameras up directly using their web service.
I cannot tell any difference. Maybe it's improved memory, maybe not.

Having a slight problem with Zoom & Focus though.
Regards the speed 1, 5, 20, I usually enjoy 5 best as 20 is too much and 1 too little.

However there is no "save" button so whilst I can select 5, as soon as I leave the page it reverts to 20. Useless for setting up.

Can anyone help?

ps, Latest firmware installed.
68d18c601703d7f474bfddd9aa0db1e8.jpg
f86ad4293a2f48278cf4e4cb9067afac.jpg
 
Rhodesy said:
Thanks guys,

I set the cameras up directly using their web service.
I cannot tell any difference. Maybe it's improved memory, maybe not.

Having a slight problem with Zoom & Focus though.
Regards the speed 1, 5, 20, I usually enjoy 5 best as 20 is too much and 1 too little.

However there is no "save" button so whilst I can select 5, as soon as I leave the page it reverts to 20. Useless for setting up.

Can anyone help?

ps, Latest firmware installed.
68d18c601703d7f474bfddd9aa0db1e8.jpg
f86ad4293a2f48278cf4e4cb9067afac.jpg
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The varifocal is not designed to be enjoyed. It is used for the initial camera setup only.
 
Rhodesy said:
But my original 5231 used to allow the zoom to be set at 1 or 5. So why has this changed I wonder?
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you are mistaken, there were never any presets..if you mean the speed, who cares, its not meant to be used a daily zoom.
 
fenderman said:
you are mistaken, there were never any presets..if you mean the speed, who cares, its not meant to be used a daily zoom.
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I care, it was a great function that did work. If they have it, why not let us use it.
 
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