Search results

I’ve got one of those random wireless NVR’s (Heimvision) with K8208-3W firmware. After I did a recent firmware upgrade, I see a networking services option called “Chromecast”. How exactly does this work? If I enable this, does that mean the NVR should be discoverable within the Google Home app...

Well, I gave it a try with a cloud Ubuntu VM with similar specs as to what I was using on my local VM and I don’t really see much of a difference surprisingly. I’m just using one camera with sub stream images for AI, and I don’t really see much of a lag in how long it takes to get the images to...

Don’t laugh too hard, I know this may be comical to consider, but I’m genuinely curious. Would running CP.AI in a cloud VM even work? Or would the network latency between my local PC and the cloud VM be too much for it to work efficiently? Thanks. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

Disregard the above, I realize now that as long as my motion settings were configured after the substream being setup, then should be fine. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

Sorry, dumb question, were exactly in the settings do I ensure that the motion settings are using the substreams? I assumed that as long as I have a substream active, BI will use it for motion detection. Is there an option somewhere? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro