China's date & time

[Chim Vang]

Is it possible to get rid of the China's date & time on the top right corner of the screen?

 

[area651]

Is it possible to get rid of the China's date & time on the top right corner of the screen?

Lots of detail needed here. Is the date coming from the camera feed it self? As in, can you use the camera brand app to see the video stream (without using Blue Iris I'm assuming)? Most likely you can. It just depends on the brand of the camera and how to do it.

what camera are you seeing this on?

 

[Chim Vang]

Thanks for responding to my question.
The camera is a Floureon 1080P PTZ WiFi IP camera
https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B07DCPGXPS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Yes the date comes itself, exactly 12 hrs before local time, the same thing happens with other apps i.e. CamHi Pro, iSmCam....on my phone. It is not critical, I am just curious. Pleas help if there is a way...

 

[SouthernYankee]

You login to most cameras and configure the time zone and daylight save time. Or you can disable the time stamp in some cameras. It is Best to use IE11 or palemoon32 browsers. On some cameras / browsers you can access the setting without using a pluggin.

 

[IAmATeaf]

Set it within the cam and if possible set it to sync to a local time source.

 

[Chim Vang]

You login to most cameras and configure the time zone and daylight save time. Or you can disable the time stamp in some cameras. It is Best to use IE11 or palemoon32 browsers. On some cameras / browsers you can access the setting without using a pluggin.

Thank you, I will try.

 

[Chim Vang]

Set it within the cam and if possible set it to sync to a local time source.

Thank you, I will try with ONVIF Device Manager...

 

[Chim Vang]

Thank you, I will try.

I am able to change it to local time using ONVIF Device Manager (free).