I'm trying to convince the woman that 2 cameras on each side of the garage won't be bad.I'd like to use a turrent for LPR but not sure if that will work.
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Property values skyrocket in Colorado.....really? They are doing the same in Washington.......wonder why?????
Ahhh progress.
We are growing in North Idaho but much slower.
Ahhh progress.
We are growing in North Idaho but much slower.
wantafastz28
Getting comfortable
Recreational weed.... and it's already a beautiful state... why stay in CA when Colorado has everything? I wanted to buy a house out there, but missed the boat a few years back.
I wanted to buy a house out there, but missed the boat a few years back.
Im trying to record to my NAS on alarm whilst waiting for my NVR to arrive.
I can record the live video by selecting the video icon on the live feed but the record on alarm don't write to the same folder on my NAS.
I think I got all set up good but a quick check list might help.
Many events triggered but nothing recorded.
I can record the live video by selecting the video icon on the live feed but the record on alarm don't write to the same folder on my NAS.
I think I got all set up good but a quick check list might help.
Many events triggered but nothing recorded.
hmjgriffon
Known around here
I'm trying to convince the woman that 2 cameras on each side of the garage won't be bad.
12mm isn't going to do squat unless you mount the thing on a mailbox right next to the road, and then MAYBE.
I noticed last night if you have enabled WDR then the Manual Exposure option is limited to 0 to 40ms (0 to 1/25th second.) I'm guessing that is also the case if you leave it in "Auto". If you disable WDR you can then select 0 to 330ms (up to 1/3 second.) So that probably means Auto can also utilise that range.
Hikvision do the same limitation with WDR enabled. I think it's due to the processing times with Wide Dynamic Range.
mat200
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Hope you are feeling better soon. Looking forward to the news.
Found my old Blackberry Playbook tablet - anyway this can be used as a monitor/display?
Yeah, I set that to
Hi Nayr,
Thanks for offering to help a Dahua newbie, my old cam are 5yr old Ycam or Ucam think they are called on your side of the pond.
checked schedule as suggested and changed and saved as below.
BUT when I go back into schedule see below, does that mean its not saving my changes ?
Hope its something im missing and not a bug as ive checked the firmware and its the latest
Software Version2.460.0000.3.R, Build Date: 2017-01-05
WEB Version3.2.1.413002
This is always fun 15ft up on a ladder.
I haven't taken the time to figure it out, but usually 20-30 seconds with twisting stuff around, it pops back on for me.
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hmjgriffon
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general is the one that records constantly, I was not able to check off that box and have the green lines show up on the schedule until I put an SD card into the camera.
mat200
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Wondering about this also.
I see that it will give more standoff from the wall to allow a better angle of view options.
Other than that, does using the PFB203W provide any additional advantages?
Kitsap
Getting the hang of it
...when it comes to recording simultaneous data streams from video cameras. A good quality modern NVR has an incoming bandwidth in the range of 300+ Mbps. A consumer grade NAS, if the rating is even listed on the spec sheet, is lucky to have 10 percent of that.
hmjgriffon
Known around here
Can you expand on the settings you made or any way to test alarm recordings?
If I click the video camera icon on the live view that records to the NAS with no drama