Blue Iris Trial?

[samplenhold]

What firmware version does the cam have? Mine is below. Bost a screen shot of the Video tab like I did in post #16.

 

[Aronder]

I'm setting and saving exactly as in the samplenhold screenshot above.

I found an article on Dahua cameras requiring ActiveX in IE11 so I double checked all related settings in IE11.
Still same problem.

 

[wittaj]

What happens when you hit save and then refresh?

Many of us will hit save 3 times and then refresh to ensure it took.

Or maybe you got a wonky firmware update and need to factory reset it 3 times.

Sounds crazy, but many of us have found 3 times as the magic number if something goes wonky.

 

[samplenhold]

I'm setting and saving exactly as in the samplenhold screenshot above.

As I stated in the post #21 - post the screen shot and what firmware.

 

[Aronder]

What firmware version does the cam have? Mine is below. Bost a screen shot of the Video tab like I did in post #16.

View attachment 127685

Device Type IPC-T2431T-AS-2.8mm
System Version V2.820.15OG000.0.R, Build Date: 2021-07-06
WEB Version V3.2.1.1067367
ONVIF Version 20.06(V2.9.1.1000915)

 

[Aronder]

What happens when you hit save and then refresh?

Many of us will hit save 3 times and then refresh to ensure it took.

Or maybe you got a wonky firmware update and need to factory reset it 3 times.

Sounds crazy, but many of us have found 3 times as the magic number if something goes wonky.

Tried this too - same result.

 

[Aronder]

What is the effect of the 3584 bitrate instead of 6144?
Is this a process rate inside the camera or a communication rate to Blue Iris?

 

[Aronder]

Device Type IPC-T2431T-AS-2.8mm
System Version V2.820.15OG000.0.R, Build Date: 2021-07-06
WEB Version V3.2.1.1067367
ONVIF Version 20.06(V2.9.1.1000915)

Finally snipped it.

 

[Aronder]

A manual check in the camera for a firmware update says 'it is the latest version'.

 

[Aronder]

What firmware version does the cam have? Mine is below. Bost a screen shot of the Video tab like I did in post #16.

View attachment 127685

If your IPC-T2431T-AS can support later firmware than mine can then might my camera be an earlier hardware version?

 

[wittaj]

If the bitrate is too low, the quality of the camera suffers. If the bitrate is too high, then unnecessary disk space is used.

If your field of view results in an image that you find acceptable at that bitrate, then no big deal.

 

[looney2ns]

You have a very old Operating system, hence you have a very old version of Internet Explorer on that system. Probably too old to work correctly with the cameras.

 

[looney2ns]

A manual check in the camera for a firmware update says 'it is the latest version'.

That function does not work, it never has.

 

[Aronder]

You have a very old Operating system, hence you have a very old version of Internet Explorer on that system. Probably too old to work correctly with the cameras.

I have IE11.

 

[looney2ns]

I have IE11.

And it's final release was 9 years ago, as I said, ancient.

 

[samplenhold]

If your IPC-T2431T-AS can support later firmware than mine can then might my camera be an earlier hardware version?

Your firmware is newer than mine.

Maybe Andy ( @EMPIRETECANDY ) can link to the latest firmware.

You still have not posted a screen shot of the video tab as requested twice.

Where did you buy this camera from?

Is the bite rate changing even if you do not power the cam on and off?

 

[Aronder]

Here is the video tab image

 

[Aronder]

And it's final release was 9 years ago, as I said, ancient.

I put a Windows 10 system on the LAN with IE v21H1, made the recommended internet options security sites and ActiveX all enabled.
Didn't make any difference.

 

[wittaj]

Are you selecting 6144 from the dropdown or typing it in?

Whichever way you tried, try it the other way.

 

[Aronder]

Are you selecting 6144 from the dropdown or typing it in?

Whichever way you tried, try it the other way.

Just tried that, typing it in. No change.