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Mine never worked quite right, and eventually died completely after about a year and a half. I ended up getting the reolink https://m.reolink.com/us/product/reolink-video-doorbell-wifi/ Even though that one says wifi, it also has an Ethernet port you can use. It uses your chime power, but not...

...a big fan of ubiquiti, my problem with that is that it's really designed for an offline environment. (see here and more) I've also briefly looked at reolink, browsed this forum a bit, as it looks like its checking off most of my requirements save for the "Decent recoding quality/night vision"...

Nice firmware list/downloadable Find...thanks...

...a link to the firmware handy? I did open a support ticket, as i saw somewhere that people are provided unpublished firmware files to try. Reolink's stupid website only lists the LATEST firmware, so you have to have a link or know what version you're looking for and google around. And yeah my...

Hi I am hoping for some help. I am currently switching away from the ring doorbell and floodlight cam. I have successfully installed the reolink POE doorbell that I am very happy with. The flood light camera replacement on the other hand is disappointing. I have replaced it with a full colour...

I did a factory reset on mince and still would periodaclly have the same issue w/ the IR filter. I reverted back one software version and haven't had any issues. Michael

...fairly solid otherwise. As a workaround for the day/night issue, I am using Home Assistant to switch the modes based on the sunset data. HA has a great Reolink integration. Edit: factory reset fixed my chime issue, have not tested the auto day/night switch, but I am happy with HA...

...door lock are all connected to it, and we haven't paid any fees during this time. If the system hadn't come with the house, I wouldn't have chosen a company like Ring, Alarm.com, or ADT. I would have likely gone with something like Reolink just for the doorbell and cameras, or a brand like Dahua.

...remote viewing (planning to use zerotier - if it is not redundant with this 3. I am sure that my VLANs should not affect this 4. I have Reolink cx8 cameras (I know- I shouldve looked here first) Any help will be greatly appreciated. Please take into account I am very very illiterate with...

Buy one of these, and get your feet wet. Best all around camera at this point is THIS Stay away from Reolink junk, with the exception of their Door Bell cam. Unless you want to be installing power for each camera, a POE switch is a must. Stick with known good brands such as Netgear Pro Safe...

...I've found : Tapo has both the C320WS and the TC65, but they appear to be app control only, with no API. Axis M-series are beyond my budget. Reolink cameras appear not to have RTSP or API? Which Cameras/NVRs/Home Hub Can be Accessed via Web Browsers Amcrest/Dahua has... quirks : hangs...

...the 192 subnet, the others are swinging off one of my NVR's so i can't log them. The annke and Tiandy cameras reach out constantly as does my Reolink POE floodlight. So much so that i makes it difficult to see how often my Dahua cameras reach out. I've only managed to see one of them reach...

Makes sense. I don’t think Reolink has any on board AI, does it?

Turns out having the NVR right on my camera vlan solved the problem.

Yup, thought about that and used an account that blue iris already uses. Also made another account under onvif and still same thing. My one reolink camera gets the same error as well, not sure if it's because my cams on on another vlan but the fact I get a login error seems like they are still...

...very under powered SOC (CPU), very small/bad image sensor... Or try to use consumer brands which specialized in battery powered cams.. Reolink, Anke, tp-link, Eufy, Arlo... All are toys.. very hard to choose something better... But You will find many reviews and comparisons on Youtube...

...NVR's can operate directly to the camera or do they connect to the router which wireless connects to the camera? So an NVR with 2 PTZ solar cameras. Preferrabley Dahua/HIkvision tech. Those kits that you can buy at Costco/Sams like Reolink and Lorex are not what I am looking for haha...

Get a camera with the 4MP 1/1.8" sensor and varifocal, avoid Reolink as they are not very good in low light conditions ..

Hi @Aronder Dahua has OEM 4MP 1/1.8" varifocal cameras, which many members highly recommend .. Andy currently lists the black one for example at their Amazon store .. EmpireTech Ultra Low Light 4MP 1/1.8" CMOS Starlight IR IP Camera Vari-Focal 2.7mm-12mm Lens,Built-in Mic,POE and...

...looking for an optical zoom camera that includes features like in the IPC-T54IR-AS. At Amazon there are several under $100 cameras, like the Reolink RLC-811A, Reolink RLC-1224A, HITOSINO HS-CUB04G2T-LIAZ, etc. They all claim to have ONVIF support. I need it to be fully compatible with Blue...

...so i've enabled P2P and using it in mobile application. Could this be a problem with my home internet connection? Should I additionally configure the NVR to eliminate the problem? There was no such a problem with the previous reolink recorder and POE camera. Thank you in advance for your tips.

Many thanks for the feedback - it gives me a useful benchmark. I'm leaning towards a Ryzen 5700G, which would shave a couple of hundred off the cost, but should hopefully support my workload. I don't use AI for motion detection (which may be just as well as I've been reading many tales of failed...

...proxmox 2 NICs, one for the switch with the cams, one for the LAN Ryzen 5600g, 6 threads for the BI VM, 16gb 10 different cams, annke/dahua/reolink, all on 3Kor 4K, substreams enabled CPAI 2.8.0 on the same VM, yolov5.net, small model size with this config, CPU usage varied between 15 to...

...the house apart trying to get a doorbell camera LOL. As you stated, the shocking state of affairs for doorbells are they are so bad that Reolink of all manufacturers has the best one out there LOL. Even then the optics are not great and MP/sensor ratio isn't the best. Nobody rings...

...over to Blue Iris about a year ago. Prior to that i was running Milestone fora long time. The WIFI device needs to have local power. Reolink has hinted about a battery operated DB camera for a short while but I havn't paid that much attendtion as to where they are at in developement. I...

...our living room with the web UI on screen 24/7 viewing all cameras (same PC running Yawcam for one CCTV camera) I plan to have the old CCTV cameras replaced with Reolink POE door bell cameras at some point. If there are any settings or other info you might need please let me know and I will...

See this thread below. Even though it is for the POE version, there is talks about the wifi version as well: https://ipcamtalk.com/threads/new-reolink-wired-poe-doorbell-cam.66073/

...that you are in Houston too. Do you have nice surveillance system that you built after being inspired by this forum? How does the Wifi based Reolink get it's power? Does these Reolink doorbells integrate with your NVR? Or completely standalone? BTE: I have one traditionally wired DB that...