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Higher Zoom Than IPC-T5449H-ASE-D2-6mm
I need to research what ZE, Z4E, Z12E is. Is there some page that deciphers those model numbers?- rfj
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Higher Zoom Than IPC-T5449H-ASE-D2-6mm
Yes, exactly!! Anybody that walks into the side, steps into the front yard, etc. I could run a cable closer to the front but that means a steeper angle which is not good plus I would have some exposed wires on the wall (ugly).- rfj
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Higher Zoom Than IPC-T5449H-ASE-D2-6mm
Sorry, I got this wrong. I meant IPC-T5449H-ASE-D2-6mm. I will correct it in the original post.- rfj
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Higher Zoom Than IPC-T5449H-ASE-D2-6mm
I mounted an IPC-T5449H-ASE-D2-6mm (you still see the ladder). It still seems too much of a wide angle, though. My main goal is to record/identify anybody that comes through the side. So it seems something like 9mm to 12mm is appropriate. I don't have much lightening on that particular side...- rfj
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Substream Zooms
Got it. I see that the top left corner is actually the same for both the FullRes.png and Substream.png. But then it cuts off like 1/2 in the horizontal and vertical for Substream.png . That leaves me with just the top left corner. I don't care if it need to chop off a bit on the right or bottom... -
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Substream Zooms
The options I have are 320x240, 352x288, 640x480, 704x576. The first two show pretty much the full FoV (Field of View). The other two zoom in. They are not just chopping of a bit of the frame to accommodate the different aspect ratio. If you look at the images in my first post you can see that... -
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Substream Zooms
There is a 352x288 and 320x240 options that don't zoom in. However, I wanted to use a bit a higher resolution as the stream is rather fuzzy at those two lower resolutions. I don't quite understand why at the higher resolution it would zoom in/crop that much. I tried to zoom out in BI but it... -
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Substream Zooms
I have some HikVision cams and just configured the substream. The native resolution is 2560x1440. I set the substream to 640x480. However, all it does is zooming into the picture. It doesn't show me the same field of view with a higher resolution. How do I fixe that? -
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Which HikVision Cam Do I Have [mm]
Ah, that is probably the easiest and safest way to determine it. -
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Which HikVision Cam Do I Have [mm]
I do still have the boxes but I have various versions of Hikvision cams (not just the DS-2CD2132-I) and different focal lengths for the same model (like theDS-2CD2132-I) so I am not sure which box belongs to which cam. I guess I have to take out the latter:( -
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Which HikVision Cam Do I Have [mm]
For all my HikVision Cams I have the model number from the web user interface, e.g. DS-2CD2132-I. However, how do I determine if this is a 2.8mm, 4mm or 6mm cam? The web interface doesn't seem to have that information and neither does SADP. I want to replace them with better models and in some... -
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Where Are Temporary Video Files Stored
Thank you for that tip and the document. I will make the change. -
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Where Are Temporary Video Files Stored
Interesting. Before I did press F5 to update but it stayed at 1kB. When I left click on it nothing happens even if I wait 15s. However, when I right click on it, it updates within 1s. Strange but thanks. -
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Where Are Temporary Video Files Stored
Yes, I am using the .BVR file format. Please see the attachments. For the clips I am showing the previous two clips which have a large size and then at the bottom the new one that is currently being "written" to. That one is only 1kB and that stays this way even after a few minutes and me... -
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Where Are Temporary Video Files Stored
So do you see the file size growing or does it also stay at like 1kB? Usually I see the file size grow but maybe in this case for some reason it doesn't and only updates when a new file is being created. -
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Where Are Temporary Video Files Stored
I store my videos on an old fashioned hard disk. However, I realized that the currently recorded video stream isn't actually located in that location. There is just a placeholder there. So where are the temporary video files stored? They don't seem to be in C:\ProgramData\Blue Iris\temp, I... -
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BI Settings vs Camera Settings
Ok, so all of this is done on the cams. What about the image format size (like 1920x1080)? I set those in BI. Should I fix this by just matching it with what I have set on the cameras (which for all is the full resolution). Well, I changed the fps for all cams to 15 in BI. So now that I have... -
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BI Settings vs Camera Settings
I followed some guides for camera settings for BI like Direct to Disc, typically 15fps, match fps of main stream and sub stream, What is not clear to me is what I should set on the camera itself. For instance should the camera fps match the fps I set in BI? Also, with Direct to Disc enabled are... -
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Generate Reports
Is there a way to generate reports for all cameras? I am looking for a way that tells me how much storage a camera used up the last 24 hours, the resolution of each camera, if direct recording is set, fps settings, if substream was configures, and a bunch of other fields.