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I just wanted to share something I found when looking through my alert logs. I use Dahua cameras with built in AI and I setup AI with triplines and then turned off all other motion detection. In BI I set to ONVIF triggers and thought that would be good enough. I kept seeing these triggers...

I have a backyard camera with warm LED lights and it attracts a lot of flying bugs at night. So I attempted to schedule night hours to be sent to CP AI and then go back to camera AI during the day. Is this the best way to set this up? Thanks

I own two copies of BI so that I can use the second to manage BI from another PC on my network. It works fine except the video quality is poor when managing from BI on another PC. In theory it should be exactly the same, but if I remote into my BI machine the video quality in the remote...

I have a couple of IPC-Color4k-T cameras and one I'm using in the backyard I run the LEDs at night which attracts a lot of moths and other flying bugs. I'm only interested in triggering alerts on people in the yard but "video detection/motion detection" has to be enabled to use the SMD...

After reading the wiki, it recommends not using protocols like .265+ due to the inability to match i-frame intervals. This is supposed to improve switching to main stream when maximizing a camera in the UI. Is there any other reason not to use the lighterweight protocol? I have AI on the edge...

If there is a guide or video somewhere on the site for standard settings/definitions please link. I was going through some of my cameras making adjustments and I realized I'm not sure about some of the basic settings. I am setting up a IPC-T5842TM-SE camera currently: Simple stuff like Can...

Probably been covered somewhere but I cant find it so adding this post. If you add a custom model to DS like night mode, does DS still run the default model? Thanks

Which is a better solution?? Record all the time with low FPS and setup alerts or Setup triggers and use high FPS for better quality videos I guess I dont like the idea of missing stuff and with triggers you miss all kinds of stuff due to weather or whatever. But when recording all the time...