Recent content by pozzello

"The solution you posted was provided in posts 2, 4, and 5. " now that i've found it, i understand what those posts meant, but i hadn't made sense of it till now. no wonder my kids call me 'boomer'... :-)

great. i figured the must be a way. i just hadn't found it till now, despite asking here earlier and again just now. sorry to waste your time.

Aha! found the 'show hidden cameras' and 'hide disabled cameras' options in the right-click menu available after clicking the layout edit button (in green background mode.) I knew it had to be somewhere...

yeah. just checking here first so as not to waste his time in case i was missing something... thanx.

this is still a pain (now on 5.6.2.3) . the docs still say "You may mark a camera as Hidden, however it may still be visible in the main window UI with a right-click menu option to Show hidden cameras." but there is no such option. I should not have to 'edit a camera just to see it's feed...

there used to be an option in the console (and docs still refer to it) , to right click and select 'show hidden cameras', but i can no longer find that. (Same for 'hide disabled cams, btw. the entire right click menu seems shorter than it used to be?) i made a cam hidden and can no longer...

https://www.lorextechnology.com/downloads/ip-cameras/LNB8005/LNB8005_QSG_EN_R2_web.pdf there's a reset button...

Given the original discussion occurred 3+ years ago, I imagine they either gave up or found some other solution...

thanx, but yes, i have the global setting to use Intel, and that stays after upgrade, but each individual cam 'forgets' that its' set to use the default (Intel)...

i like these for battery-powered setups: Home A passive PoE splitter takes care of 21-to-12V duties and the board manages the batteries nicely, whether stand-alone (recharged occasionally) or directly connected to a solar panel... they's also got 12V versions (using smaller 18650 batteries)...

i7-4790 with 25 cams, ~14,500 kB/s & 464MP/s. CPU ~45%, goes up with console maximized or UI3 being used, of course. FWIW, I've noticed that very often updating BI undoes all my 'hardware acceleration' settings and causes high CPU usage until I manually go thru all the cams and re-enable it...

that too! it may be auto-focusing on the closer plants... some camera presets do include the focus settings. My old Huisun/Imporx PTZ's do, which is very handy for day/night switching for LPR duties. I find the night setting needs the focus set 2-3 ticks closer. of course, this varies...

those plants on the left side aren't helping anything. you probably already have them masked off to not cause false positives when the wind is blowing, so why not just pan right a bit?... and if your presets include gain settings, you might turn that down in the night-time view for less washout...

Nope. Those direction are for HikVision firmware and cameras. see Dahua IPC EASY unbricking / recovery over TFTP ( I find the simplest way is to add the required IP's to my Windows box in the 'advanced' section of the Ipv4 configuration)

your camera is an SA (per the updateSerial=IPC-HFW3841EP-SA you posted). just because the -AS exists as a Dahua doesn't mean it's the same... (then again, they may well be close enuf that the same FW's work) I would try the firmware with the right HWID in it (as i linked to) that most closely...