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Its unsafe to try and upgrade the firmware on a Chinese market camera. If you cant read the UI use google translate.

Your CPU will be fine. You need some external IRs. The layout of the property makes it more challenging to cover. You are correct use turret cameras. A lot less problems with bugs and spider webs. Dig the trench, its worth it. One wire is fine but two is better, you never know if you might...

To answer your question. Yes you changed the subnet. You have to change the IP address in the camera.

If you are looking at IP cameras you can't go wrong with talking to Andy. He has a aliexpress store and is a member here. Rock solid when it comes to backing his cameras. Super fast shipping. Good prices to boot. I have used at least a dozen different camera brands over the last 8 years. So far...

@bobfather thx for the info, it helps. Been looking at adding a doorbell cam but have held off due to so many problems.

It was worth a shot. Factory ip is: 192.168.1.108:80. If your subnet is different it might have changed during a power failure. Always use static IPs with cameras. In both Camera and router.

!!!!!!! GET DAHUA CAMERAS !!!!!!!! REMOVE the word wireless from your mind. Nothing but future problems when it comes to cameras.

Odds are low. Can she access the BI console? have her restart the camera in BI. You never know.

You are getting lots of IR reflection. Turn the IR down or you need to move the camera closer to the edge of the eve or point it down more. No need to see anything above 10 feet.

Mike, Thats the software that comes with dahua cameras.

Because you have over 24 gigs of recordings. Add another 5 gigs and see what happens.

Very slick, looks good. Nice way to get below the duct. What kind of gasket material did you use for the one outside? Looks like a black gasket of some type.

D'OH! :facepalm:

Yes. Clone the camera and have that one set for just triggers. The other one set to continuous.

If you cant trim the plant back then yes a external IR will be your best bet. Place the IR Under the ridge line under the soffit out of the view of the camera. Or under the camera. Otherwise it will be like looking at a street light. It will bloom the picture. BLC will help. But you really need...

Change your WAN address in BI to your LAN address.

Yes you do. 1. Options. Top left looks like a gear. 2. Users 3. Add

Uncheck HTTPS

H264

Use V4

Use channel 1.

Set both to the BI address.

Scroll to bottom of camera settings in tinycam, click Advanced settings.

If you are using a vpn, use the local LAN address in the external address spot on tinycam.

Your storage is corrupted. Who knows why. Delete some old data and run a repair. Also give your c drive at least 10% free space.

Put the port number in the address bar, example: 192.186.1.108:7070 or whatever your port number is. Try that with the 4431 setting.

You need to back up on your storage. Its 723 gigs over. Your database will get corrupted quickly. Time to delete some old data. By backup I mean reduce your storage size.

Your router or switch might be getting hot. That will slow things down. Put a fan on it, see what happens.

Video is not working. Chris527 is right, somethings we have to live with. You can turn your IR off and turn on WDR set to max. The picture will get darker but you can add gamma and brightness along with contrast. Your best bet is to install a external IR and leave the on board ir off. External...

Yes water. Its lite fog. Lower your IR output. Set it to manual.