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ONVIF will also need to be turned on, on the camera as its shipped disabled.

@tomgru , were you able to get your fcd600 working on hikvision firmware?

@XDRDX did you flash the ncd800 or fcd600? if the fcd600 which exact firmware did you use?

the lorex does support onvif, Im using it on a LTS Dvr, I cant say what profiles but the onvif device manager tool reports onvif 16.12

I dont think so, I plugged mine into a poe switch, used fing on my phone to scan the network for devices and thier IPs and found the one that it received, then logged in with admin admin ( it made me change password at first login). Then I set a static address outside my dhcp pool and added it...

Couple a months there was some talk about this camera since you can get it at costco but it was believed it would only work with a lorex nvr. Well I picked one up and it does infact support onvif. I have it running on my LTS/Hik dvr no issue onvif on port 80. I have everything working except...

Im total ghetto but Im using Directv 3rd gen deca adapters on one of my runs. They dont do PoE but on the remote end i using a 2way splitter on the 12v to power the deca and camera and you can get a pair for like $15, I did have to use a barrel adapter as the deca was slightly different than the...

Curious as this has been out for a bit, what is the latest firmware for the camera?

Just noticed on the CCTV sensor site the imx485lqj. Same pixle size as the imx327. A 4k with the same night power of the 2mp starvis, yes please. Products Image Sensor for Security & Surveillance | Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation

Just saw nellys now has the colorvu cameras. Ultra Low Light Performance IP Security Cameras

I have the Litom and some other versions of these lights, they work way better than I thought they would when I first got them. Now Im addicted. Have 2 of the 102led versions over the driveway, a 54led on each gate, 3 down one side yard, 5 of the smaller warm white ones around the back yard...

My oldest ones are about 4 years old and still work like the day I put them up. The housings on mine don't seem to fragile but im in socal so Winters arent to hard on things. I also only run them as motion not dim then bright on motion so I don't drain the batteries down each night.

The extra nice part about the solar pir lights is they work when the power goes out.

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I have 360* pir motion lighting around my house, some high lumen 120v led and a ton of solar litom type ones including at the bottom of my driveway

Current IPcamtalk cameras and NVRs are Hikvision.

Andy sells on amazon too if trying to avoid aliexpress EmpireTech-Andy @ Amazon.com:

you have hardware decode support but I wonder if its being used. I found this info from 2017 so may no longer be valid but " Browser Video: Codecs, Formats & Hardware Acceleration MP4 containers with H.265 video (HEVC), on the other hand, are only supported in Edge and Internet Explorer, and...

is the live view jerky or just the recording, what are you viewing on and what is the settings of the IPC-HFW1831E

Whats funny for me is, given the option Id take 4k documentary quality any day of the week.

The 5442TM 4m starlight+ are out now, reviews are currently underway on this board, if you add up all the talk done thus far, it trades blows with the 2mp starlight depending on situation and a firmware revision or 2 away from being the clear winner.

looney2ns, out of curiosity, why no h265?

the advantage/reasoning behind it is, if you are trying to capture full color at night, IR light will cause false colors.

@EMPIRETECANDY , will you have the IPC-B5442T-ASE in the 6mm lens available?

Download both to pc and zoom, the 4mp is clearly better.

Discovered an compatibility issue with my DVR, apparently my DVR defaults to channel 1 for main and there is no way to set it to 0 for the highres feed, I can set it to any channel as long as its 1 or higher, zero is a no go. EDIT: Disregard, whats happening is the ivms-4200 software looks like...

MP doesn't change the FoV but sensor size does.

According to nVidia, turing boosts nvdecode throughput by quite a bit.

I think you need 8mp for 200, if you increase 1080p 2x vertically and horizontally you get 2160p

The 4mp looks like it has quite a bit wider FOV as well which is using up some of pixels.