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see the dahua starlight threads....you will understand that you need a low light camera for good night capture...or more light...side note, reolink is garbage and the company lies to its customers as well as spams forums...

Macs use intel as well... there are 8 generation of i7 you are looking at the first... garbage... its not worth 50 let alone 250.. 300 for the entire PC..read those threads and specific models... you're missing that reolink is garbage and also does not allow iframe interval settings you will...

...here here with comments to go i7 if possible. Clearly theres a difference. Have a good reference for a cheap computer dedicated for 6-8 cameras on Blue Iris? I saw your comments about 300-500 dollar range or was that just the processor BTW, what makes Reolink garbage? What am I not seeing

Reolink is garbage and has issues with blue Iris...that PC is garbage and not suitable for blue Iris..it's an 8 year old machine.. it's a rip-off.. start reading the forum before you waste your money...

a 150 dollar pc can handle it with ease...you are using old garbage pc's or improperly setting up blue iris...blue iris as with any vms, should be run on a dedicated pc...in the future avoid low end junk like foscam and reolink..what processors do your pc's have...

Just curious, have you used their products? You are nice to point out some mistakes they made and help other make an informed purchase decision. Frankly, I am not quite comfortable hearing these especially my experience with the product.

its garbage from a lying company....should be avoided....reolink made a HUGE mistake lying and defrauding its user base.....

Ok dont really know where else to post. Im a new member and ive been looking into getting a home surveillance system. I know i want atleast an 8 channel nvr but for the time being i would be satisfied with a system that only includes 4 cameras. The problem is im overwhelmed with all the choices...

Hey Folks, Discovered this site about a month ago and finally joining and absorbing it all. In the process of setting up my own DIY system with a Netgear GS724TPS 24 port switch as my POE backbone and a Dell Optiplex SFF PC with a Core2 Quad 2.67 Ghz CPU and 8 GB of DDR3 RAM running Windows...

Wrong..first, there is zero issue with a security hole that can only be exploited via port forwarding. Only a complete idoit would port forward a camera. Second, dahua is a target because of its volume of sales...reolink has crap sales and therefore no hackers care....the hack was used to create...

Yes, I hate the fact I cannot shut off the ir sensors. I am going with Dahua if reolink ever gives out... I find it funny that Dahua had a backdoor, no one cared though. If reolink had a backdoor it would be "see, I told you so" GARBAGE! :)

Actually it is...be respectful or I will remove you. Not sure why you feel the need to lie, when you obviously have no clue about the ownership of this forum. Fool. I thank you for keeping this reolink is garbage thread at the top so that others can be warned.

See dahua starlight ptz threads...reolink is garbage, they have lied on this website, spammed this site and lied about that as well.

Good point ;) I mainly use Dahua but was just bringing it up cause I saw it awhile back advertised and thought it might be an option for someone out there.

No battery power camera can EVER work with blue iris or a vms...the reason is simple..the only way these cameras can have extended battery time is because they are off 99.99999 percent of the time...they turn on when motion is detected by pir... Regardless, reolink is garbage.

That... that right there is why it's hard to take you seriously. You just contradicted yourself by saying "does not work in Blue Iris" and then admitting that I was in fact able to get it to work. For the record, I'm pretty sure Blue Iris recommends baseline for all H.264, don't they...

Reolink is shit and does not work in blue Iris..By your own admission to get it to work you had to set it to baseline which is lower quality... Furthermore reolink lied on their Twitter feed and on this forum.... Wi-Fi is unacceptable for for surveillance cameras. Furthermore you can turn any...

Awesome, I'll read your reviews for the Dahua cameras and go that direction. Also, not really building a computer so much as just reprovisioning it. It used to be my unRAID box but I just upgraded to a dual Xeon build for that computer and wanted to be able to utilize (what I feel) is still a...

Please STOP. Start doing some research before wasting 2k on a pc with an old processor and reolink cameras which are not only garbage but wont work well with blue iris... higher resolution is not always better, in fact its generally worse for low light and night vision..see dahua starlight...

Reolink is garbage and the company has lied to its users here and on their twitter page.

1) reolink and garbage and has issues with blue iris since they refuse to properly update their firmware, search reolink 2) high cpu usage is likely the result of not enabling direct to disk recording (requires licensed version will not function in demo). 3) you will need an ip address..you will...

No, 10000% do no work for them! It is just my experience, I tried to search prior to making the post and only saw that one thread about how they lied about blueiris but then someone said after firmware it worked and then @rnatalli made a post helping configure to work with BI but I have been...

You are either blind or work for reolink. There are many threads here discussing issues with reolink cameras. Hopefully folks will come to this forum and see that reolink falsely advertises their cameras as blue iris compatible. These cameras are garbage and the company lied to its user base on...

I've had some issues with my ReoLink 420s too with Blue Iris. Every now and then there are artifacts in the video stream, which becomes very noticeable when it triggers the motion detection. Occasionally it happens a lot, like 50-100 in a night, and then it can be weeks with no issues. So far I...

I don't understand what the foscam forum has to do with this...You might be willing to waste your money on the new guy to give them a chance but that is hardly a reason to recommend them... Reliability should be at the top of the list...I have no problem calling out a lying company....That's the...

I understand what you're saying, but I'm not suffering from anything and hardly unable to admit I bought a subpar product. Spending a little over a $150 for 2 new Dahuas and 15 minutes setting them up would not represent any kind of burden on me, but I don't see the need. I actually prefer my...

I'm thinking on buying a reolink any recommendations ?

The fact that reolink lied to its customer base on this forum is not outdated. In fact the firmware update that you got is likely the result of posts on this forum.... With respect to Blue Iris it does not use double the CPU as xprotect .... particularly if you use Hardware acceleration. Also...

This information is outdated. Since the most recent firmware, running the cameras in high or main with hardware acceleration enabled presents no issues. I have been doing so and have seen no more or less problems with the stream as I do with my Hik which is more likely due to noise on my...

I haven't seen issues running either High profile or Baseline. I'm sure Dahua works great, I don't have much experience with them however. If I had bought a couple cameras of any brand and had continuous problems, I'd probably feel the same way as other people here. I'm just stating that I...