Recent content by H2Fuel

I've spent 30 minutes trying to find where to put the rtsp://admin:123456@74.19.253.198:89/live/ch0 and can't find the spot in BI where it goes.....<sigh>

I just went and read everything you said twice. I find only this "READ THE STICKY I MENTIONED...you need to help yourself." I can't find a sticky or I don't know how to access a sticky. If you sent me instructions on how to set up a cam in BI would you please post it again. Steve "

Sorry Buddy. I can't disclose the application for the cameras. They are a backup to more critical primary systems. Call it telepresence, but I definitely need to be able to log into them and scan around looking at 'things'. So far, I can do that with my cell phone and my computer but not...

Dude... you have no idea what I'm doing with the cameras or for whom I'm doing them for. This is not just some dumb thing for my house or business. Yes, I need to have PT, yes, I need more IR illumination and I need to have object and motion detection with alarming and recording.

Also, thank you for helping a newbie trying to get back in the game. 7 years gone is a lot of technology change. :) Steve

yes, for what I need, I need pan and tilt cameras. I've been using them since 2004, but not since 2010. My first network I setup for the simulator I designed in the 1990's ran on coax. I'm a ham. I know what coax is. Coax use to be used to run NTSC video from analog surveillance cameras...

yeah.. they said 20% of the 37 reviews were suspect. I know that. no problem. 20% fake 5 star reviews... ok... I can read the other 80%. I never said anything about ip cams needing internet to run...but...when I'm not home, that is how I access the cameras.... and if youtube.com can play 8K...

yeah...right... its a rating for the reviews. foscam, amcrest and dericam were all C's. Those are suppose to be 2 of the big names. Also... I can read a weather forecast. The camera is NOT going to be out in the rain. This is just me playing around. The really cool thing, is it runs off...

Dericam was a C, Amcrest was a C, Foscam was a C, the Faleemi was an F. None of those were great. but being and EE and a former computer programmer I'm telling you this Faleemi is kicking ass for $40 for a 720 camera. What DO you like for a good WIFI IP Camera w/ pan/tilt?

I have actually had eh Faleemi FSC776 camera up and running for the last 2+ days. Setup was LITERALLY 5 minutes. Did NOT have to connect it to my router to configure it. I just downloaded the app on my phone. Told the app my SSID and my password then the phone made a series of tones to tell...

I got the Faleemi and Dericam from Amazon. They had outstanding ratings, one of the things LOVE is the faleemi runs from USB power so its been outside on top of my truck for 2 days running on a USB battery, now at 60% for a 20,000mah battery after 48+ hours. ....but... I DO NOT like letting...