Advice for settings for 1 Toic camera and 3 non Toic cameras

[Bixler1]

Hello, i want to be able to get the best quality video and best AI feature balanced.
Ive got models
Dahua - DH-IPC-HDW3849H-AS-PV-ANZ-BLK - x1
Dahua - DH-IPC-HDW3666EMP-S-AUS-BLK - x3
here is a photo of my current encoding settings and image settings
Ahua

 

[bigredfish]

Hard to say without video sample of the scene. Each scene can be very different.

Start by turning off h.265 and use h.264h
Also turn off AI-SSA mode and use a manual exposure

 

[Bixler1]

Hard to say without video sample of the scene. Each scene can be very different.

Start by turning off h.265 and use h.264h
Also turn off AI-SSA mode and use a manual exposure

So i should put H.264H on main and sub-stream, and then post a video of each scene?

 

[bigredfish]

That would be ideal yes

 

[Bixler1]

That would be ideal yes

Ok here is a video of my footage at night, I’ve found out that these camera sensors are trash and that the CPU for these things are so bad aswell

 

[wittaj]

Yes they are. Not on ideal MP/sensor ratios

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Hi, So I recently purchased some Dahua cameras (IPC-HDW3849H-AS-PV-S2) and NVR (NVR2108HS-P-I2) to set up some security around my property. Few of the cameras have been put up and plugged into the the NVR. I have also downloaded the DMSS app in hope to be able to receive notifications on phone...

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[Bixler1]

So with that footage what should I change, Ive also set my cameras, to record constantly and also set for motion and IVS to have markers. The notification system isnt that good haha

 

[bigredfish]

As you can see, light helps even not so great cameras. “Pool North” isn’t bad.
They’re all too high for good ID but ok for overview . You’re running color at night which requires a lot of light from any camera. The areas in shadows will be a problem in color regardless of camera except for maybe the 4K-X bullet which also has its own onboard white LEDs

Motion is what we need to see to determine shutter speed which is job #1. Try manual shutter at 1/60 or 1/120 which is the min to reduce motion blur

 

[looney2ns]

Wittaj Camera tuning Tips.

 

[bigredfish]

With motion, static images tell you nothing