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I believe those are referred to as furries in modern parlance Furry fandom - Wikipedia probably more than you wish to know...

Yes, thank you. I'm asking here for confirmation as this is my first time doing such a project and I'm not an experienced DIYer. I wish to buy the right masonry bit as opposed to spending money on an expensive masonry bit set that will never see use.

Hi all, I'll be mounting a Dahua turret camera with Dahua junction box to a stucco wall. What is the the minimum drill bit size needed to bore a hole for an cat6 ethernet cable (just the cable, no, RJ-45 pin). I measured the outside diameter of my cable and it is about 6mm (slightly less than a...

Hikvision released a newer 4MP version of their Hikvision cube cam, model DS-2CD2442FWD-IW. This camera can be found for under $100 on the gray market. I've used a hikvision cube camera *outdoors* (at the front door because it has 2-way audio) for close to three years now and not once have I had...

From reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/creepy/comments/4xznfz/got_a_notification_from_my_smart_home_app_in_the/ A commenter suggested that the person may have been wearing a female face mask: https://www.reddit.com/r/creepy/comments/4xznfz/got_a_notification_from_my_smart_home_app_in_the/ The...

Nope, doesn't matter. Just name your OS "Hikvision" or whatever you want.

You create and use an app-specific password not the e-mail's password. Click the gear settings button, go to "Two-factor authentication - Start using one-time passwords" then you'll find a place to generate "Application passwords" and it'll generate app-specific password for Hikvision's email alerts

sorry about your van, any updates? also, what license plate reader was used?

Re: smb/cifs partitions used by Hikcams seem to require reformatting on a monthly bas I was able to get my DS-2CD2332-I (running the latest 5.3.0 firmware) to work with samba shares that have EXT4 partitions after fiddling with some barely comprehensible folder permissions settings on the...

Re: smb/cifs partitions used by Hikcams seem to require reformatting on a monthly bas how does this happen? may you expound a little bit on the technical details?

Re: smb/cifs partitions used by Hikcams seem to require reformatting on a monthly bas Not constantly, only very occasionally. But I was transferring some large files today, in fact - but only for half an hour. I don't want to believe something like that would overload my WRT1200AC (it runs a...

Re: smb/cifs partitions used by Hikcams seem to require reformatting on a monthly bas nayr, did you have to resort to using that py-direg script out of necessity because you were experiencing similar issues?

Re: smb/cifs partitions used by Hikcams seem to require reformatting on a monthly bas I'm currently running a Linksys WRT1200ac with stock firmware, but I have to option of flashing it with OpenWRT. I will have to look into that. Doesn't the hikvision firmware do this automatically? My disk...

Re: smb/cifs partitions used by Hikcams seem to require reformatting on a monthly bas I see a lot of "HDD 9 Error" messages in the log, but I've always seen those. I have no idea what it means.

Re: smb/cifs partitions used by Hikcams seem to require reformatting on a monthly bas hi nayr, really appreciate the response In order: no, nothing else will mount it either. Either locally on my router or locally on my workstation. The other partitions on the drive work fine. I've tried using...

I've been experiencing a strange problem. Every month or so, a 32 GB NTFS partition mounted through samba on my router for the DS-2CD2332-I seems to fail, the status changes to uninitialized and the only solution to this issue seems to be to completely reformat the partition in a partition...

I see, that's neat. I might consider that...

Zooming/tracking was controlled manually?

Re: Looking for a cheap indoor cam with built-in NVR-like capabilities (samba share/N Smells like a definite fake, no logo, not even a single buyer feedback. I wouldn't risk the trouble for whatever $60-70 you might be saving, even though I hear AliExpress has good buyer protection. - - -...

So how the usage of SSDs? My Samsung Evo 128 GB SSD drive gives me about 5 days worth of surveillance in my use-case, seems to be pretty reliable. SanDisk wrote an interesting whitepaper on the topic of where SSDs fit in surveillance systems for anyone interested...

That's good to hear. It seems like the WD Blacks are the way to go for reliability, I've used WD Blacks for laptop drives for many years but then I switched exclusively to SSDs. It's good to hear WD still offers their 5 year warranty, it must be for a reason (better components and Q/A...

I asked Monica, the aliexpress seller, and she said no, in case anyone was wondering

External HDD in a gun safe? Is it being recorded to all the time? Did you drill holes for the wires? I don't understand. Also, are you concerned about it heating up inside the gun safe? Just curious, have you monitored HDD temperature while it's running inside the enclosed safe? High operating...

Are WD Purple and/or so-called surveillance-class hard drives really necessary in a basic home setup? May someone kindly explain their benefits? Do the optimized firmware and caching algorithms really help reduce any errors/frame loss and "improve playback performance" (whatever that means)...

It depends on your home's wiring, and the distances of romex it's traveling. These AV2 1200 Mbps adapters claim to be able to communicate over a linear distance of 980 feet of electrical line. It's also important to dedicate the entire outlet/circuit for these adapters for the best results, at...

Does this camera support SMB/CIFS networking? Is there any option for that in the firmware? Thanks

Re: Looking for a cheap indoor cam with built-in NVR-like capabilities (samba share/N @ themow Check out this $33 model from TP-Link http://www.amazon.com/TP-LINK-TL-SC3.../dp/B00AWRKMB8 It's older and has underwhelming specs, with no IR but it supports SMB/CIFS networking. If you end...

Re: Looking for a cheap indoor cam with built-in NVR-like capabilities (samba share/N Around 70 a piece. I found some older Trendnet and TP-link ip cameras with this feature but it looks like there aren't any reliable ones at that price range. The 2CD2432FF looks like my best option.Oh well...

The Hikvision DS-2CD2332-I turret is popular vandal-proof dome. It's also the one I use to cover my driveway. I bought the English language version from a US seller for $109 (the prices swing from $100-150). The camera has built-in NVR capabilities, as do many Hikvision cameras. You can simply...

Speaking of which, have you found a cheap IR illuminator that's reliable or do they not exist?