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I've been unable to get ivms4200 to play back audio consistently, even though playback audio sounds fine on the HIK connect app. I seem to recall that there was a sequence of menus to click through before ivms4200 would unleash my audio, but I can't remember now. Has anyone solved this...

I tried using ONVIF and had the same problem.

Andy, I sent you an email with this information

B&H did not comment. That is my conclusion, based on all the testing I did.

I just received a DS-2CD2347G1-LU from B&H. It works fine. It seems the ipc-t2347g-lu cameras have issues with HIK NVRs

I have a new HIK camera coming next week. I'll post when I have some results.

The NVR was already at current firmware rev. I upgraded the camera to the latest, but unfortunately, it still has the same behavior.

The NVR's MAC address is unique as well.

I looked at all the camera's MAC addresses. They are all unique. There are no IP address duplicates either. Here's what I tried: Set camera IP address to 192.168.0.150 and attach it to the PC LAN The camera image appears on NVR D15, which was set up for this IP address previously...

The mask on the camera is 255.255.255.0

I tried going back to the default IP address range. Using SADP, I set the problem camera to 192.168.254.20, DHCP off on NVR: Set internal NIC address as 192.168.254.1, Mask = 255.255.255.0 Attach problem camera to NVR POE port D14 and reboot NVR. Then, on NVR: Cameras > select D14>...

Sorry for the misunderstanding, but with your suggestion, I can now see camera video on the NVR. NVR> Camera>IP Camera shows the camera video NVR> Camera > POE settings shows status = disconnected NVR> Maintenance>Camera shows status = connected NVR> Live View shows camera video...

The NVR lets me choose to add a camera manually using either plug-and-play or manually. Specifying plug-and-play results in "detecting IP camera" and it never moves forward. Specifying 'manual' , and using the IP address that the NVR has already assigned (which is auto-populated in pop-up...

Yes, I tried that. But the camera must have an IP address on the NVR internal subnet. I also tried giving the camera an IP address on the external subnet, in which case the NVR gives the error message " cannot add any more IP cameras" (there are open ports on the NVR, so this message does not...

The camera does not have an SD card. When I tried manual mode, I first used SDAP to make sure DHCP is off, and set the camera IP address to 192.168.100.xx (This is the internal subnet). I have specified '100' instead of the default '254' subnet in the NVR settings.