- Sep 25, 2017
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Really sorry guys, to keep asking for assistance but really struggling here to get everything up and working properly. Seems I know more about cmaeras than setting them up!
Hitting a brick wall with lots of issues - spent 3 full days trying to solve the problems and still not recording!!!
I might use a few consecutive posts to stop the posts becoming too long.
Issue 1 - in camera bottleneck?
I seem to be having an issue with 1 camera only. The picture is sometimes jerky but not always in a shutter style way, more sometimes suggesting a bottleneck. I say this because even slow moving pedestrians are affected. I'll add a video clip soon from my main pc as typing this from the BI machine.
I have SD cards (256gb in both cameras so I'm unsure if encoding to these is adding to the issue.
These are my current encoding settings. Was having trouble before at 25fps but don't really see why it should be an issue as Wildcat was testing at 30fps and the same data rate:

I'm using Substream not 1, so 1 is inactive.
I probably should say it appears to happen in camera. I've tried moving the POE port, resetting the camera, all network cables are solid and were tested with a network tester before connection. My Blue Iris PC's storage drive tests OK with WD's ultility although this shouldn't affect anything as I haven't made any recordings other than manually.
Interstingly, the recordings I exported were smooth whereas the originals played back jerkily in Blue Iris.
Video added as person not identifiable from video - watch them in the back ground and also the car and palm tree leaves on the left hand side near the house wall:
vimeo.com
Hitting a brick wall with lots of issues - spent 3 full days trying to solve the problems and still not recording!!!
I might use a few consecutive posts to stop the posts becoming too long.
Issue 1 - in camera bottleneck?
I seem to be having an issue with 1 camera only. The picture is sometimes jerky but not always in a shutter style way, more sometimes suggesting a bottleneck. I say this because even slow moving pedestrians are affected. I'll add a video clip soon from my main pc as typing this from the BI machine.
I have SD cards (256gb in both cameras so I'm unsure if encoding to these is adding to the issue.
These are my current encoding settings. Was having trouble before at 25fps but don't really see why it should be an issue as Wildcat was testing at 30fps and the same data rate:

I'm using Substream not 1, so 1 is inactive.
I probably should say it appears to happen in camera. I've tried moving the POE port, resetting the camera, all network cables are solid and were tested with a network tester before connection. My Blue Iris PC's storage drive tests OK with WD's ultility although this shouldn't affect anything as I haven't made any recordings other than manually.
Interstingly, the recordings I exported were smooth whereas the originals played back jerkily in Blue Iris.
Video added as person not identifiable from video - watch them in the back ground and also the car and palm tree leaves on the left hand side near the house wall:
Vimeo
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