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This isn't something I will spend a lot of money on, as it isn't used all that often. Spend $50 and it will get you this setup which has proven very reliable for me. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08334R9KP/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

PM'd for one.

Wow, those are nice. But are not going to be cheap. You can do the same function, basically, by using a 180 camera as a 'spotter' to tell the other camera, a PTZ, where to go. This will be a lot cheaper and not have the high POE++ power requirement the x-spans require.

@Mike A. - Does that dial phone in the picture, actually work? One of the few that still work in a power outage.

I have purchased Win10Pro keys from a UK company, Softkeyworld, and have had no problems in the past. Currently, you can get Win10Pro key for about $20 using the displayed coupon on their home page. Note, this is a Retail key, so it can be removed after install, and moved to a different PC...

From looking at both spec sheets from Dahua, the PFB-305W mounting arm is used by both cameras. Yes, it should be a simple swap out. Let us know how it works out.

@CanCuba - Awesome find. Thank you for digging this up. Now I need a 3D printer!

Awesome work! I've been wanting to 3D print an angled base for mounting PTZ cameras like the SD22204UE-GN. The tracking is a little off when mounted to a soffit with about a 10 degree angle. I haven't been able to find a Dahua or other manufacturer mount that allows this.

I would have used something like the PFA120 as a mount for the arm the camera mounts to. With that, you could stuff all the bulky cables, etc. inside of it protected from the elements. In reality, the arm itself has enough space to stuff all the cables/connectors into. All that would be...

Agreed. But I have to say, if you need a car now then hybrid is currently the best solution IMOP. My sisters 2 Toyota hydrids had zero problems at -10 here in Northern IL. Sunday, at Meijer I got to witness for the first time, how Teslas are pretty useless in the cold. Several flat bed tow...

I have CPAI detections quite often NOT appearing in the left side Alerts list that shows in BI. They show obviously when I choose the Cancelled Alerts option, but not with Confirmed Alerts. I'm racking my brain over this. Anyone have any idea what I am missing?

I can't answer any questions about Docker for Windows, as I am not using it. Running it on Win10Pro with a SFF i8700 and just using CPU. No hardware acceleration of GPU, and I consistently get sub 100ms to 200 ms detection times running the .NET detection engine. This is on 2.0.8 CPAI.

It's very easy to DELETE a camera from BI. Just right click on the live view of the camera, select CAMERA SETTINGS. On the bottom of the GENERAL tab just above OK, is an option for DELETE.

I'm surprised CPAI does not have a clean-up tool to completely remove not only the software, but also the Registry entries created. I tried to upgrade CPAI from 2.0.8 to 2.3.4 and ran into numerous problems, including the Python issue that prevented 2.3.4 from even running. I gave up trying...

Not to mention, Harley's cost almost as much as a car. Why? And the safety issue, zero protection.

@Mike - Will I have a problem if I try switching back to my comcast.net email address? Would be preferred, simply to not have too many email addresses. Thanks.

Thank you for fixing my account, too! It initially started 7 or 8 days ago, with a message stating my email address could not be reached. Tried several other email addresses and none were able to get the confirmation email to register the account. But it's working now.

Messing with Time, is probably one of the dumbest things Humans do. Especially when done twice every year.

Thanks. It is working now. Don't know why it didn't before.

Mike, This link takes me to a new tab in Firefox, but a completely blank screen. Will the link trigger a download, or take you to a new page for 2.3.2?

I would log directly into the DVR/NVR, not via a Web interface and see if you then have ADMIN rights. This might be a limitation of the Web interface, just a guess.

Decent mug, but it's only 11 ounces. For me, it's 20 ounces minimum or go home.

I use Liquid Tight flexible conduit, in a continuous run. You can get lengths up to 100 ft. or special order longer lengths (not recommended) if needed. I run normal CAT 5e or Cat 6a through this. Liquid Tight is available in both plain flexible plastic or steel lined if you need grounding...

Can anyone tell me why the store links in @EMPIRETECANDY posts are greyed out? FWIW in use Firefox as a primary browser, and the links are in Andy's signature.

Face detection is included under the EVENT tab, along with HEAT MAP and ABNORMALITY. These options are not part of AI (HUMAN or VEHICLE) detection which allow for reducing false alarms, but are part of the older (or less expensive) cameras. AI level cameras will include these options, also...

IVS on the SD22204UE does not have AI like the 5442 series. It's the same as the 2431, meaning they are more susceptible to false alerts with things like clouds, shadows or moving leaves. Also, the SD22204UE does not have IR, so they must be used in a fairly well lit area. I run mine full...

So I went ahead and took the REPORT option on the 1 Star review. Let's see how Amazon responds. Will update with response. Anyone else report it?

At the Dahua International site, there is. https://www.dahuasecurity.com/products/All-Products/Dedicated-Products/Project-Exclusive/NVR/NVR608-32-4KS2

Wait, which is it. An Optiplex (Dell) or an Elitedesk (HP). The picture looks like the PC I recently purchased and that is an HP Elitedesk 800 G4 SFF. The way you have the (2) Hard drives mounted is correct. The Spec sheet shows it will handle (2) 3.5" hard drives, and even the internal...

The pricing is high. A Vista 20P with the Eyezon Envisalink 4 module is a more solid bet IMO, as it just 'works'. Qolsys IQ Pro link: https://www.geoarm.com/iqpr001m-qolsys-iq-pro-hybrid-commercial-intrusion-security-system.html