Recent content by chupakbra

I'm assuming the Evil Twin clones the MAC address as well. What if I turn broadcast SSID off?!?

It seems that you had issues with the sound coming from the cameras (the headphones in the BI iPhone app). In my case I have issues with sound coming out of the cameras (the microphone icon in the BI app) In your case both way audio works as expected?

True. I just received mine and it's HUGE!

I'll most likely go that route. Thank you

TS440 with E3-1245v3 is available on Amazon for $375. Awesome deal in my book!

@fenderman, I don't know if you're the maker of BlueIris. Should I just email support regarding this issue?

I just tested with iVMS-4500 mobile app and works as expected. I do not own any android device. Since iVMS works then settings in the camera are ok. What can I set in BlueIris for this to work?

Sadly, same output. Seems constant indifferent of the value I put there

I wanted to post findings for a better understanding of the issue :) By "out" I mean input from the camera and out on the iPhone (headphone button). By "in" I mean microphone input from the iPhone to the camera's speaker.

G722.1 - chopped sound out / robotic nonsense in G711ulaw - good sound out / low volume indistinct sound in G711alaw - great sound out / high volume indistinct sound in MP2L2 - 32kbps - chopped sound out /no sound in MP2L2 - 64kbps - static sound out /no sound in MP2L2 - 128kbps - chopped sound...

I've already exhausted that option.

Cameras are not connected through WiFi, they are hardwired. iPhone is connected through WiFi. Standing next to the Access Point does not change the quality sending in. The only issue is audio going to the cameras, the one coming out is flawless.

G.711alaw seems to be the best codec for streaming the sound out of the Cube. Whenever I talk, it sends static to the speaker on all codecs. Environmental noise filter is OFF. Any ideas?

I will check the codecs. The cameras have Ethernet connectivity.

That worked. Thank you Now I just need to figure out what to set in the camera since there's just a bunch of static being sent!