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I am having a good experience with the iDS-2CD7A26G0/P-IZHSY camear and vehicle capture but finding motorcyle events does take a while looking through the pic history or scrollng the playback video. I can see the metadata flying off the motorcyle plates as the green box surrounds them and i'd be...

Thank you very much for your effort, I hope it helps someone. Unfortunately it doesn't help me because my DVR won't accept self-signed certificates (I could hack in and put single CA there, but I definitely wouldn't like to add every camera cert to OS trust store), I use Synology Surveillance...

Interesting enough, there was a news story about this a week ago and the headline was something along the lines of "Scientist baffled by missing Love Bugs". Here's another story about it. I can't say that I miss them...

So they are not really dangerous. If you breath with your mouth open, they might cause you to hack a bit. They could ruin your paint job and streak your windshield. But I really hate lovebugs!

Without some serious github hack, I doubt you'll get RTSP from it; MJPEG, albeit less efficient, is more easily obtained and can stream to VLC, HA and Blue Iris. http://thaword.blogspot.com/2023/01/getting-tuya-based-video-doorbell.html?m=1

When there's an extended power outage, and you realize you can cut the socket end off an old extension cord and put another plug on it so you can hook your generator into an outlet of your choosing to energize the whole circuit. I would never... Instead I wired the cut end directly into the...

Hats off to him and his design. Might not be the best, but certainly some ingenuity and thought went into this. Kudo's to him for trying.

Thats the best deal around for 5 series. Let us know how the bug or hack audit goes. I dont know what I am talking about, just repeating it from here.

Hi all, I reside in a townhouse in Toronto Canada (so we get snow and plenty of cold weather outside). I have deep dived alot on this site about the different kinds of considerations when purchasing a security camera. I think I've settled on the 4MP T54-IR-ZE S3 Varifocal and the 8MP Color4K-T...

It was a clean open of IE using the hack to get to it. I installed the necessary plug-ins when prompted. I will try incognito/private tomorrow and see if maybe that works

Does your router have OpenVPN native to it? It isn't the video feed they want or care about, it is to hack your system and use YOUR internet for DDoS attacks and sniff for bank passwords...

Amen to that! There are other things to consider beside the electrical specs, like physical space, ease of reconfiguration, how badly you hack up your house, where the wires can be run, and other similar but different details.

Since you have the certification and relationship with Axis, ask them why their website states it is the recommended method when using Internet Explorer...;) After all, if someone is researching cameras, they would come across this page on their website... Regardless though, as I said...

That's incorrect. Axis typically provides firmware updates on their cameras for about 10 years after the release of the product. Or according to their website, 6 years after the product is discontinued. The camera I purchased for my front door (Q3538-LVE) has Axis OS support until 12-31-2033. So...

If that were the case, everyone would be doing it. Instead people bought Ring and then got fed up with the subscription fees and then had to ditch the cameras if they got new ones. Maybe a tech guru could figure out how to "break" or hack into the proprietary code and rewrite firmware, but...

OK, I'll reply to myself in case someone lookinh for this info finds this thread. The camera is a generic SSC338Q+IMX415 like this one It seems to be a newer model of the Sigmastar+IMX415 camera module sold in few places on Aliexpress and it supports loading custom firmware through the method...

Ya quite familiar with the R710 GPU situation. If I remember correct even the PCIe risers will only give you 25W rather than standard 75W. So can't even use low power cards like 1650 or A2000. The Xeon 56xx in the R710 is actually same gen CPU as the i7 920 though. So very well may...

I think you are right that this is CPU related. I attempted to analyze the .DMP file created by this issue and there is a line about "illegal instruction" related to common.dll. When searching for this, I find similar errors in StackOverflow about issues with the CPU. Interestingly, my lab...

cams don’t touch internet but new pic taken just because - added above

Only reason is if your cams touch the internet then it makes it an easy target for someone to hack.

I am now trying to do the same with CS-H8-V100-1J5WKFL camera. But they've added a lot of security measures so I had to solder off flash chip at dump it. The mtd2 block contains sec.bin, here is what I found out about its structure: Serial number is generated of: 0 - 48 charactes (maximum) ->...

A couple years ago I used DH_IPC-HX25(8)XX-Molec_MultiLang_NP_V2.800.0000000.19.R.200628.bin on mine. Worked great, added IVS functions. But as mentioned by wittaj, Amcrest changed the camera upload function to prevent this hack. So if you have recently manufactured Amcrest IP5M-T1179EW then I...

WD 40 .. let it soak ( or other penetrating oil ) .. and a good Torx screw driver, manual .. do not use a power tool here, that will get you often in trouble

Sure you haven't mixed up your tools?. Those things shouldn't slip at all. You may need a use a security torx rather than a standard torx.

I need to replace a camera that has died. Does anyone have a hack in how to unscrew a screw when the supplied allan key doesn't grip.

I don't disagree. However there is a big difference between someone saying, "Let's have a discussion about open source firmware" and someone saying, "Open source is the only viable option and it's mind blowing that people would use OEM firmware." Your statements have been much closer to the...

Well since that comment is clearly directed at me, I'll bite. I don't disagree that in a perfect world we would have access to open source firmware on all of our cameras. As I have previously noted, I use open source firmware on other devices (many IOT devices for example). I certainly...

Well...... once again, things just don't add up. Add to that the government assuring us almost immediately that it wasn't a terrorist/cyber hack thing......... No tug boat escort out to beyond the bridge. Cars fell into the water. Nope, the police already had the bridge blocked off. Bad fuel...

Thank you for enlightening me with all this good information! Very helpful. When I hooked up the computer to the same internet connection, I think I used Chrome to find the camera. :oops: I didn't check my computer's IP address either when I used this connection. Maybe I should connect that...

Yeah, by default a Dahua NVR will assign IP cams to the 10.x.x.x subnet, so if your computer IP address was not on 10.x.x.x then you won't see the cameras. What browser are you using - you need to use Internet Explorer (yeah we know LOL) or Pale Moon 32-bit. Edge or Chrome with the IE tab may...