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Can you confirm you are getting a stream from it, I often used VLC to check streaming...

All the other doorbells from Reolink both wifi and POE work great. I have the black POE one and had no issues setting it up at all. Plenty of others have the wifi ones and no issues. Now I decided to try the new white POE version with a different FOV and for some reason it’s being a bit of a...

I checked their Firmware section and no White version, have you compared firmwares?

So I am using the WiFi version (Black), using the power from the existing Doorbell Transformer has had no problems. The WiFi reception has been good, better than the Hivision DB I had for 3 years. My EAP660 Access Point is presently in a bedroom/office on the opposite side of the house where...

Reolink has this comparison on their amazon product page: What an odd design choice. I had no idea why they chose to tie the FOV to the color :facepalm:. The black FOV seems to match what I get from my black Reolink POE doorbells, right down to the glorious pincushioning: I'm considering...

It's literally the same settings as I set up the other one with and the other one worked great, no issues at all. This one with the exact same settings just gives me the camera no signal available error in BI. Also it's very slow (compared to all the other cams/doorbells I've tried) when doing...

What protocol are you using in BI? RTSP or RTMP?

I finally recieved the new Reolink doorbell and got it installed, but it's giving me some heartburn. First, I definitely do like the new format and the white looks nicer on my house since my trim is also white. The 3:4 ratio also works better to be able to see the full person standing at the...

Hi @Shaky In terms of sourcing : Many of us are purchasing Dahua OEM cameras from Andy @EMPIRETECANDY as he provides good customer service and quick shipping. In the USA, I found that compared to Dahua USA models sold by vendors, Andy's Dahua OEM model selection and prices can not be beat by...

...in the wrong place though, as judging by the comments I've received earlier, I was expecting them to be a LOT more expensive than the initial Reolink ones I was browsing over but the units I've looked at seem to be in the £120~£150 range or does that seem to be right to you guys ? If that is...

...go to 1 drive, and 4 camera to the other. Clips are never moved Camera's 5x 8mp Annke cameras 1x 5mp Annke camera 1x 4mp Annke camera 1x5mp Reolink doorbell All cameras are connected via POE All cameras are using substream All cameras are making use fo hardware acceleration AI is...

...IMO the use of wireless or extenders has proven to be problamatic to say the least, yet for some, it not only works, it works well, hence the reolink supporters, but the story ends there for them, for those of use that provide ongoing support (often reluctantly) we know this is not the end of...

...have better ONVIF support for other stuff and will be able to work with other stuff later. If you plan to just go the app route, then go reolink as their app experience will be much better than Amcrest. If you think eufy is bad, try the apps from better cameras lol. The better cameras...

...all cameras and control what ports the cameras can use when talking to my router. But, with all that said, I'm not so concerned with security. I'm more concerned with getting what I need/want. Right now I'm debating Reolink and Amcrest. I'm tempted to just buy a few of both and see how it...

...to work so blocking the camera from the internet renders the camera useless... Ring will not work without internet access as an example. Reolink makes claims they are ONVIF compliant but most have found that they really do not play well with NVRs that are not Reolink. You can find posts...

Ring doesn't integrate with Home Assistant well it looks like. So far everything points to Reolink + HA + Frigate.

...concern -- I re 5k to go through multiple areas of solid concrete to get cables where they'd need to go. I was reading that cameras like Reolink support it and work fine with HA and other NVRs. Is that not true? My FW blocks any inbound requests to my cameras. My network configuration...

Welcome @anchal I know of no security camera that meets your requirements. You will have to compromise someplace. If wifi is required, then the question is can you go with wired power? If you can not, then you will be very limited on what you can get. If UI is important then look at Ring...

...card to my computer without having to take the microSD card out. So some kind of remote access to the files on the camera. I was reading Reolink has this but I can't confirm it. I do have a Home Assistant box and I could add storage to it and use it as NVR. I don't need to do this -- it...

I say that based on all the underhanded shenanigans that Reolink has pulled over the yrs. Don't reward bad behavior. They are horrible as a company.

When you installed the Reolink unit, did you also install a Reolink-specific power adapter thingy? Or do the different doorbell-wiring-compatible cameras all use something similar/compatible?

Tried one of their 8 port POE switches and have no issues with either the build quality or functionality. Also trying out the Dahua 8 port POE switch. Looks like the same quality and functionality as best I can tell. As far as your ReoLink camera comment, I fully agree.....

Just say NO to buying anything Reolink, seriously. Except for their new Doorbell cam, it's ok. You friend thinks Reolink is ok, because he doesn't know any better.

I guess that is one of the main problems with the Reolink cameras then. Not good really I suppose as lowlight is more often than not when, shall we say most illegal activity would be taking place. Especially where I live as I'm on a small cul-de-sac with only 8 bungalows on it and there's 100%...

Your mate thinks reolink is okay because he hasn't had a need to provide video to police from an incident at night. See this post from another thread with examples from reolink at night and tell me if they are any good. Post some examples from your friends reolink at night with motion...

Reolink .. very good reasons why members dislike that company. If you need good lowlight performance you will need cameras built with better components, so you would need a larger budget. It really comes down to what you need and what your budget / affordability is. For me I spent a lot on...

So, now it's been established I'd be better-off getting a separate PC to use as a vms, can anyone comment on whether I'd be making a massive mistake buying Reolink Gear ? They appesr to be working fine at my mates house so ?????

...on. Is it because it’s so Plug & Play?? Based on the video quality I’ve seen it doesn’t seem to be top shelf. Has to be the whole (Ring / Reolink) ease of use for the less than bright police officers. :lmao: As it relates to the government knowing and tracking a persons purchases. This has...

..."challenge" and can't be considered the best full time color camera because it is not color with IR. 100%. He absolutely has been paid by Reolink in the past and I am sure he expects to be paid again in the future. So while this particular video may not have technically been sponsored by...

...rig would support adding my CCTV to it. It does mkae sense I suppose to have a separate PC for the CCTV and they are fairly cheap ;) . After @looney2ns reply to my introduction thread, I was expecting the first reply to be along the lines of DON'T BUY REOLINK or something like that :rofl:.