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There is a 200605 version, which is newer than the 200430, but I'm having trouble finding a link on ipcamtalk.

That's what I was looking at earlier. The CPU on the 251+ is a J1900

What are the benefits of the I series over the K?

Thank you alastairstevenson The QNAP is a X251+. I believe the BIOS failed to update. The LEDs light up, but the unit will not post. I followed this guide on the QNAP forums and tried using my Raspberry PI's GPIO port connected to the 251's JSPI1 port, but the BIOS fails to verify after erasing...

Hey, I'm looking for some suggestions for a dedicated NVR, but I'm not sure what would be a good model. I have some older Hikvision 2CD2442 cube cameras currently running that I would like to record and possibly add more cameras or buy an NVR that includes cameras. I was using a QNAP NAS with...

Hey Camb989, someone else will have to speak to your question about the number of cameras, but my immediate thought on your PTZs is the settings. If your framerate is set too high, you could be taxing the camera's processor, which can contribute to stuttering. Also, check the PTZs for their...

Did you have any audio issues? I can't seem to get anything but clicks and pops with the mic.

Excellent, thank you. It was under System > General > Install Mode

Hey, I'm having trouble figuring out how to flip the picture. I thought the setting would be right under picture, but it's not. The View Angle Drop down has no options, it is stuck on Auto. Can anyone help me?

Has anyone figured out what is going on with this firmware?

The camera will list it's ports under the Network section of the web interface. You should be able to forward whatever port you want externally as long as the camera is listening on the appropriate internal port. You might also try the UPnP function on the camera to automatically map the ports...

Removing the "Green" switch is more of a precaution independent of this issue. You know there is something suspicious about the Zidoo X9S, but yet, you put it back on your network. You've basically ignored the pattern, repeated the same action, and expected a different result. Good luck with...

That D-Link will work. I can understand your apprehension about updating the firmware. I've had the same experience. Some things change and others don't. We're seeing more fail-safe features now, but just as fenderman mentioned, firmware can fix one thing and break another. With my old Dahua...

That's a good point. My thought process was more on the internal side of the network, such as a vulnerability to something innocuous (not necessarily malicious), like incompatible requests that cause the camera to behave abnormally - which I suppose is more of a bug.

What would be the point of a firmware update then? The changelogs often note fixes and additional features, so that's not correct?