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you're putting the IP address of the NVR in? but then you have to forward ports to the NVR on your network, right? you're not using the hik connect service?

I'm trying to use the HIKConnect service as i don't want to forward ports to my NVR i tried the username/password of the NVR but it doesn't work. i can connect to it with that username/password using the local network IP, but not hikconnect :(

anyone? still have the same issue.

fyi - i was also unable to figure out how to get my nvr to generate a QR code, that all of these tutorials show

Hi, Trying to set up a Hikvision DS-7616NI-E2 DVR so i can view it remotely Went to the NVR's advanced settings and registered it and created a verification code Then created a hik-connect account and added the device. it shows up 'online' Now trying to connect the app on my phone...

anyone?

i appreciate it. i want to confirm it will work with someone here before i start buying NVRs though lol

I like the way you think, but the camera system is a big selling point - monitor in the office and in the master bedroom, etc - so i've got no problem putting a $100 DVR in Any suggestions on cheap, basic NVRs that work with all HIKVISION cameras?

I'm taking the BI computer with me to my new place. But i'm leaving all the cameras, so just need something to connect to all of them!

Hello I've used Blue Iris for many years (almost 10), and have kept a computer to run DVR the entire time - i7 processor, 32GB RAM, multiple drives in it. I'm getting ready to sell my house, and want to take the DVR with me, as i have years of footage and memories i want to keep on that...

I'm also including to this message the camera settings (both in Blue Iris as well as on the actual camera itself via its web interface)

Hi Been using Blue Iris for at least 5, probably 6 years now, and have provided much feedback over the years for features and functionality that have now been implemented. I've deployed 5 separate camera systems and a total of over 50 cameras. Where i'm having a problem is my home camera...