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That fixed the error but now it says not authorized for audio stream. Is there somewhere to even input a username/pass word separately? To add to the mess I am getting this message from the camera when I tried to update the firmware. I've tried it in Firefox and Explorer. Downloaded the bin...

Thank you for the suggestion. It seems to have solved the problem of no picture, though when I enable the audio channel in BI the video goes away again. Any thoughts?

AXIS A8004-VE Network Video Door Station Firmware version: 5.85.1.2 / Blue Iris 5.0.6.0 x64 I had the video streaming to BI no problem. Had not had a chance to troubleshoot why the audio didn't work but it wasn't super important at that time. Now after letting BI self update I can't even get...

I find the contributing factor is if the switch is providing the POE or the NVR provides POE? If its the NVR all runs have to go to it. Right?

Well, I ran a jumper cable from the 12v power source black cable, outside jacket of the coaxial bnc end running into the camera...presto power and video signal. I have yet to try the dial on the camera, I disconnected it all together in favor of another unit, which didn't have a variable lens...

Would this switch effectively disable the IR completely in a certain position? I just found the cliff notes... WOW... you guys are awesome I must say. I wish I had found you a year or two ago before I struggled through my first install by myself. It's like every question someone purchasing...

TonyR I agree, best chance I figured. I realize that this gear is beyond legacy but to answer Mat2009, my time is worth about jack sh** apparently. And as for disposable income, that would be none. So please forgive my poverty and afford a fellow electronics buff, all be it a broke ass one, a...

Yes that's the unit... and the wire is cut right after it leaves the camera, before it breaks off into the Coaxial and AC lines are added. There is the rub, because there is only three cables .. pictured above in the strand. So i'm thinking its using the same "negative" or "ground" or what...

Thanks for taking some time friend. I understand that there should be a coaxial cable for the video, that's why I'm so puzzled. Admittedly my vision isn't what it used to be. I'll inspect the yellow cable with assistance from my trusty magnifying glass, maybe should have done that to start...

Can someone explain or confirm a quick question for me please? I am running a couple of old DV cam's I've inherited from a client upgrading to IP. I have them running into an Axis Video Server, which turns them into IP streams so technically they are IP camera's right!?! I've had to cut a few...