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that's the slower way. basically its simplifying fractions to get the aspect ratio what that user was suggesting is that if you divide 16 by 9 you get 1.7, so any resolution that you divide width by height for that results in 1.77 (1920/1080) would also be 16:9, so then you would also have to...

you can look at resolutions in the specs for the cameras you are interested in, then use math or an aspect ratio calculator to get the ratio. Hikvision USA Aspect Ratio Calculator

basically, yes. I'm not saying the low light cameras are bad themselves, it's just how cameras work in general. The persons face is moving and is also reflecting the light, you can see the motion blur on the car in the road too. say the camera during night is recording at 1/30 that means...

the thing with many of the night/low light stuff is that the shutter speed is very slow and the iris is larger to allow more light to get to the cameras sensor.. SO there are tradeoffs. You can see the stationary objects look fine for the most part, except for things that are reflecting...

I would recommend Ubiquiti hardware if its within your budget. They have two lines of switches Unifi and EdgeMax UniFi line: Ubiquiti Networks - Products EdgeMax line: Ubiquiti Networks - Products I recently set up a 15 hikvision cameras for my home and am very happy with...

can you access the cameras web interface in a browser still? does it give you a timeout for entering the wrong password how long have you had the camera? did you buy the camera from a authorized hikvision retailer, or some other place like amazon or ebay, etc.. did the camera "have a fit" after...

I disagree. have a look for yourself here's the Seagate Skyhawk reviews for verified buyers on amazon, all drive sizes(137): Amazon.com: Customer reviews: Seagate SkyHawk 4TB Surveillance Hard Drive - SATA 6Gb/s 64MB Cache 3.5-Inch Internal Drive (ST4000VX007) and here is the WD purple...

They were WD80PURZ - I read somewhere that the puzx and purz are basically the same, it's just that the purz was made to be marketed in the US Yeah, WD is definitely the more popular choice, they're a bigger company, they advertise more, etc.. If you scan through reviews, you can see problems...

I bought 4 8TB WD purples when building my new system two months ago. all four of the WD drives were garbage. Three of them made sounds as if the head was scratching across the disk upon initial boot, then stopped spinning all together. One of the drives was recognized by windows, but when I...

I'm using 2017 R2. I think OP is using the free version of XProtect.

that's not gonna help his situation.

I believe this is just a model name/number change only. PURZ are purchased for the US market. I just went through wondering about this myself.

Have you tried Internet explorer? I just finished setting up 15 cameras at home, and the only browser I tried that worked with showing the live view in the admin panel was Internet Explorer, not Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Firefox. Everything else works fine though. I'm using Milestone Xprotect...