Recent content by Thirdson

Ah, I thought I'd seen my same IP numbers in other's posts. When it comes to online privacy and security, I'll always error on the side of caution. IP cameras seem to operate like having to rewire your house, if you buy a different brand light bulb; or rejet your carburetor if you buy a...

For some reason, my *'s representing numbers, are being taken out, and bold letters are put it. So much for AI. Fixing what's not broken.

My router, recorder, and 2 current IP cameras all use an IP of ..0.* A third camera I'm trying to install has a default IP of *..1., the first 2 values match, 4th is different for all. The recorder can't find it, and I can't access it via browser, even though it has HTTP protocol, whether I...

Is this why I started with 6 cameras, and am currently contemplating the 16th? :eek: Not exactly a reply to the original question, but reaffirming this comment. Allow for expansion!

Personal preference. Ours is, no inside cameras. Every access point into every building is covered from the outside. While most people wouldn't be interested in watching a 60+ year old couple walking around naked, doesn't mean it has to be recorded. Besides, the greatest danger inside...

Originally yes, until I read here what CCA really means, Crappy Cable A**hole. Now everything is upgraded to real copper. What finally made it come on was fiddling with the ports in the camera, as I mentioned above. The camera showed up on the recorder then, but I couldn't access it via a...

I used 3/4" mounted on the facia trim. The little bit showing doesn't bother me, if you didn't know it was there, odds are you'd never notice. You could always taper the end down, notch it at the end.

I tried everything, eventually changing the ports in the camera. Even though ports matched in recorder and camera before, somehow changing them must have made the camera appear. Only then I was locked out of the camera via the browser. Tech support from the camera seller told me how to...

I use PVC board. It's already white.

This hybrid is 16 analog, 4 network capable. Disabling analog channels increases network capabilities. For 3 months, I've had nothing but trouble with network cameras, while analog just keeps marching on. I'm about ready to switch back to all analog, except I've spent the years budget already.

The only way for me to get a picture is by taking a picture of the tv screen, which is lousy at best. The analog cameras I started with continue to work flawlessly.

It's a Camius Trivault 2168R The recorder isn't going to capture video it's not seeing in the first place, so no it's not recording. If I type in the recorder IP, the recorder shows up, but no camera. If I type in the camera IP, the camera comes up and does show an image. The recorder did...

When I install a network camera, search, and add them to the recorder, sometimes no image appears, sometimes an image is there for a couple minutes, up to a couple of weeks, then disappears. IP addresses match, as do subnet mask, port, protocol, etc. All I get is a message, "Failed to...

I feel as if I should apologize. While I tried to emphasize technology isn't my thing, it hates me, it never works, etc. What I really need is simple. Even the you tube videos, supposedly for beginners, is over my head for the most part. It takes repeated watches of different videos to...

Good guesses. But not yet, it's a real, very large, organization.