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I can see the "capture mode" option and it's set to "disabled". I'm also not using H264+, just regular H264. My settings:

No, capture mode is disabled.

I'm trying to figure out how to rotate the image on my DS-2CD4585F-IZ by 90 degrees. The specsheet says it has "Rotate mode", but for the life of me I can't find it anywhere. Any tips anyone?

Some prices I received including DHL shipping: DS-2CD2335FWD-I, 148USD/pcs DS-2CD2185FWD-IS, 223USD/pcs DS-2CD2385FWD-I, 225USD/pcs From what I've heard these cams are due to be released in April. I have the 2335 on order, quite curious to see how it will perform in the dark.

Can you confirm your motion detection settings on the NVR? Some screenshots would be helpfull.

Thanks, I wasn't aware of his store URL. I'll message him there!

I messaged you a couple weeks ago about ordering, can you check your PM box and respond? Thanks!

Try setting DNR to 0 or max 10

I'd indeed think it's the amount of data the NVR can capture simultaneaously, but only in a worst-case scenario. Say you hook up 8 cams to the DS-7608NI-I2, the total incoming bitrate across all cams can only be 80Mbps. Same goes for the decoding. It can simply do 32MP decoding at the same...

I bought one without POE ports because I have my own POE switch. So this unit simply connects to that switch, along with all the other cameras indeed.

Thanks @Speed666, those images look good. What about the PTZ sensor? It's supposed to be even better according to the spec sheets. And how is the zoom on it? I'm also interested in some test images from the 6223 / 8223.

Please post some more details, possibly in a new thread. I'm sure we're all very interested in night images and any other experiences you may have with this cam!

Easiest way to do this is to just do a copy of the videostream and insert a silent audio stream. I'm using the following to stream a 4k camera with 20fps to Youtube with 1-2% CPU usage: ffmpeg -ar 44100 -ac 2 -f s16le -i /dev/zero -i "rtsp://xxx:yyy@zz.zz.zz.zz:aaaa" -codec:v copy -codec:a...

See attached, looks like it supports it.

See attached for SSH and Email screenshots. I'm not aware of any sheduled reboots nor "virtual hosting" support.

I like it, definately worth it. I'm not sure of it working with gmail, although I remember testing it in the past and believe it worked. I'm running it with firmware 3.4.62 build 160503. Anything specific you're looking for in terms of menu?

I'm not sure about the 8P model, but the NI-I2 is not noisy at all. I'm sure you can replace the fans, they're just screwed to the case itself so it's a matter of buying a new fan of the same size and replacing it.

Try looking at the Ubiquiti ES-24-250W: https://www.ubnt.com/edgemax/edgeswitch/

No idea, I guess they won't.

Hi Bert, see PM!

That's what I have done. I'm not aware of any functionality loss.

Top is iron, or some sort of metal. The front is indeed plastic. It has a fan, but it's a small one and not really noisy if you ask me.

This issue is caused by increased security at Google. I've confirmed this works for my NVR when I've configured Google to allow access for less secure apps. More here: http://windowsitpro.com/security/googles-increased-security-causes-email-clients-stop-synching-gmail

This issue is caused by increased security at Google. I've confirmed this works for my NVR when I've configured Google to allow access for less secure apps. More here: http://windowsitpro.com/security/googles-increased-security-causes-email-clients-stop-synching-gmail

What's your config like? Can you post screenshots? You've most likely misconfigured your smtp settings.

According to the specsheets this NVR already supports H265: http://oversea-download.hikvision.com//uploadfile/user%20manual%20&%20datasheet/Datasheet%20of%20DS-7600NI-I2%20P%20V3.3.4%2020150731.pdf

Just got my new Hikvision NVR DS-7608NI-I2 from my regular Aliexpress supplier. It was USD 297 shipped. PM for details. I've made some pictures, here they are: Regular retail box: Product details: A lot of stuff is included in the box, even a tiny mouse: Front of the NVR: Back of the...

Post some videos so we can help. Also, make sure you either disable or limit DNR to 10 at the most.

Not sure how your street lighting is, but have you tried setting the camera to day-mode during the night? You may be surprised by the image quality when you have a street light right there. Also, the IR reflecting off of your license plate and the street light itself may cause the rest of the...

The second video, from an image perspective, looks great. Can you try disabling DNR completely? The leg thing really looks like DNR is doing something funky. Also, maybe a reboot after applying the DNR settings to make sure it's actually disabled for real. I'd be very interested to see the...