I exported the .dav file and converted it to .avi with the ConvertTool program within the Dahua Toolboxsoftware. The .avi file plays with Windows Media Player Classic no problem.
Is this for real that to use the toolbox you have to let it through the firewall and create an online account?
I have them all connected and changed the ip adresses. I have also configured all the camera's seperately.Have you changed the IP address of each camera. By default, I believe they're all 192.168.1.108, trying to connect to multiple devices on the same IP address won't work. If you have changed the IP addresses, have you tried connecting directly to the camera through the IP address using Internet Explorer?
yes, the manufacturer and tcp port are set accordingly as you said.Do you have manufacturer set to "private", and TCP port to 37777?
that means without a hdd, you can't even check if the nvr is properly working or not? i don't want to spend money on a purple hdd and find out that the nvr is not working.Don't know if it will work right without a hard drive in there.
My NVR continued to run fine when I removed the HDD -- I could still view cameras and change settings, etc. I'd assume that it's possible to set it up without a HDD.that means without a hdd, you can't even check if the nvr is properly working or not? i don't want to spend money on a purple hdd and find out that the nvr is not working.
You are correct, I have one on the bench with no HD and no issues.My NVR continued to run fine when I removed the HDD -- I could still view cameras and change settings, etc. I'd assume that it's possible to set it up without a HDD.
i am connected through chrome and can't seem to get the camera's online. I do find them and added them, but they just don't want to connect. when i connect a screen to the nvr, the resolution is 720p on a 1080p screen. I see everything except the videoWhat kind of monitor do you have connected to the NVR? If it a older monitor, you might be able to get the proper resolution and will not be able to view video. Try changing your resolution in your NVR. SYSTEM--> Display-> resolution...Try a lower resolution and see if you can view video.
My NVR continued to run fine when I removed the HDD -- I could still view cameras and change settings, etc. I'd assume that it's possible to set it up without a HDD.
You are correct, I have one on the bench with no HD and no issues.
i am connected through chrome and can't seem to get the camera's online. I do find them and added them, but they just don't want to connect. when i connect a screen to the nvr, the resolution is 720p on a 1080p screen. I see everything except the video
Can you use IE instead of chrome, are you using a windows based PC? Chrome is not to friendly to some of the plug ins on the dahua NVR
Thanks for the confirmation that i don't need a hdd