iamnothim
Pulling my weight
Looks like someone brought a TOW Missile to a knife fight.
Dahua SD49225XA-HNR Auto Tracking Enabled Firmware.
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misterfredsr
Getting the hang of it
I have not updated it yet, very busy day yesterday. I spent 1/2 the day putting a m.2 ssd in my system.
The cam I did get it from Andy last Aug. when it was removed.
System version V2.810.0000001.3.R.P9.2520.UN.NR, Build Date 2020-06-08
Thanks to all for the warnings and concerns and I will not update until I'm told this version does not have auto tracking.
Now to finish installing a clean windows on my new m.2 ssd, so much faster.
The cam I did get it from Andy last Aug. when it was removed.
System version V2.810.0000001.3.R.P9.2520.UN.NR, Build Date 2020-06-08
Thanks to all for the warnings and concerns and I will not update until I'm told this version does not have auto tracking.
Now to finish installing a clean windows on my new m.2 ssd, so much faster.
iamnothim
Pulling my weight
misterfredsr
Getting the hang of it
I don't think so, if its not on his phone he's lost. I should let him try, I have tried 2x and it's still not a clean install. I'm looking for some software to clone my HHD and copy it to my m.2 SSD. My HHD has a clean copy windows installed but finding a safe software to copy it is another story.
sebastiantombs
Known around here
misterfredsr
Getting the hang of it
That never can up in my search. Going to look for it, Thanks
sebastiantombs
Known around here
zebrock
Getting the hang of it
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Different hardware, if you flash this fw, Camera will be bricked.
Macrium is very nice.
Yet, if you´ve bought a Samsung SSD, you can use the Samsung Micration Tool (with both disks present in the system). It works very reliable.
The best use of Macrium Reflect is the full/daily/incremental backup capabilities it offers to capture either the changes made to the OS/Software and data on the HD/SSD. I take full images of my systems on a regular basis, to help guard against hardware failure or ransomware. Cloning is also possible, as well as doing a full restore if needed after installing a new HD/SSD. Macrium is a lifetime license, and it does frequently go on sale.
dazzabozza
n3wb
- Sorry if I’ve missed this earlier in the thread but why did Dahua pull the auto-tracking feature from newer firmware?
- If I was to buy a new Dahua now can the firmware be downgraded to enable auto-tracking support? If hardware revision dependant what info would from the seller?
- I’ve seen a few comments about the 2MP version outperforming the 4MP version for nighttime footage? Is this due to sensor type/size/ratio?
- If daytime clarity is more important especially at long-distances/full zoom is the 4MP the better option?
TIA
- They pulled autotrack from this PTZ so that it would force people to purchase the $700+ units. This camera at sub $400 they felt they were giving too much away.
- If you purchase from @EMPIRETECANDY here or at his Amazon store it will come with autotracking. I do not think you will find a better price for it than Andy provides.
- The 2MP will outperform the 4MP at night because they are both on the 1/2.8" sensor, so the 4MP needs double the light than the 2MP.
- I would recommend the 2MP for long distances and full zoom because the F-stop gets smaller the more you zoom, so the more light that is available to the sensor, the better.
- Sorry if I’ve missed this earlier in the thread but why did Dahua pull the auto-tracking feature from newer firmware? The S2 version already come out and can't update to the AT firmware anymore.
- If I was to buy a new Dahua now can the firmware be downgraded to enable auto-tracking support? If hardware revision dependant what info would from the seller?---This firmware is very stable, just the RTMP has some problems for youtube live broadcasting.
- I’ve seen a few comments about the 2MP version outperforming the 4MP version for nighttime footage? Is this due to sensor type/size/ratio? Deep dark countryside/low light place use the 2mp is better, 4mp also good too, not really poor compare to the 2mp .
- If daytime clarity is more important especially at long-distances/full zoom is the 4MP the better option? Sure, 4MP Better.
I have the Dahua DH-SD5A425XA-HNR which had 210705 firmware and found it useless if you was using autotracking. This was reported a few weeks ago to my Dahua distributor in the UK who put me in touch with the Dahua engineers so I could show them my problems I was having with AT and since then they have written a new firmware for my camera DH_SD-Prometheus_MultiLang_PN_Stream3_V2.812.0000012.0.R.210904.bin.
This firmware is Much Much better and now like a new camera the auto tracking is tack sharp and no more problems for me.
This firmware is Much Much better and now like a new camera the auto tracking is tack sharp and no more problems for me.
The SD5A425XA-HNR has build in autotracking, the 49225XA-HNR not. RIght now the 0312 still be the best version for the 49225xa-hnr.
DH_SD-Prometheus_MultiLang_PN_Stream3_V2.812.0000012.0.R.210904.bin.not work for the SD49225XA-HNR any more on new cams(All 49 series)
Here is the new BOM Firmware for productions.
DH_SD-Prometheus_MultiLang_PN_Stream3_V2.812.0000012.0.R.210904.bin.not work for the SD49225XA-HNR any more on new cams(All 49 series)
Here is the new BOM Firmware for productions.
billyinhudsonfl
n3wb
Hi Guys 
...Always had cheap PTZ`s . My SD49225XA-HNR from EmpireTech-Andy arrived yesterday, Just waiting for the NVR that comes tomorrow. Can`t wait to get this hooked up ...
Love reading all the posts, learning so much.
Thank you.
...Always had cheap PTZ`s . My SD49225XA-HNR from EmpireTech-Andy arrived yesterday, Just waiting for the NVR that comes tomorrow. Can`t wait to get this hooked up ...Love reading all the posts, learning so much.
Thank you.