Doolally
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up to 12 weeks unpaid leave via FMLA.Considering she has to carry it 9 months I can understand why she feels ripped off only getting 2 weeks of paid maternity
Ryan, since your boy will be here before the yearly August layoff ritual make sure you schedule your paid 3-week "Child Bonding Leave" (search for that on the intranet and you'll find the 2015 FAQ that I followed to get this benefit or PM me and I can send you the PDF) plus one extra week of paid "Family/Medical Leave" for as soon as he is born. You might have to educate your manager about these benefits as he might not be aware of how they work (mine wasn't). I would also save up all your PTO hrs as they will pay them out on top of your layoff package. Good luck and THANK you so much for all your contributions here. If there's anything I can do to help, do not hesitate to PM me.Oah and to top everything off; my boss told me at beginning of April that I've got until August then he expects our entire team to be handed layoff notices.. so after 10 years of hard work for the biggest name in networking; Ive got to start planning and pursuing a new carrier path.. how humbling life can be at times.. at least the new baby will be here before I get booted out the door..
I cannot get this camera to work properly with BI and H.265, (itrecords but 2/3 of the screen is green)Sorry....Does not support hardware acceleration with h.265
you are far better off to switch to h.264 and keep the hardware acceleration, the only thing h.265 gains you is some hard drive space, but at the cost of CPU, + more CPU from turning off hardware acceleration, CPU cycles are much more costly than hard drive space.I cannot get this camera to work properly with BI and H.265, (itrecords but 2/3 of the screen is green)
If hardware acceleration is the culprit, is there a way to turn it off?
it has nothing to do with HA...as mentioned in another thread, I have provided access to the developer and he is working on a fix..I cannot get this camera to work properly with BI and H.265, (itrecords but 2/3 of the screen is green)
If hardware acceleration is the culprit, is there a way to turn it off?
I have one setup just about exactly what you are talking about - 7.5 feet up and under the eave pointed back towards my driveway. It seems that with the lights on my garage the IR doesn't need to turn on. Picture attached.Does anyone have these placed around the 7ft high mark? I'm thinking of getting two placed under the eave of my garage door. 1 aimed left for general driveway/front walk way/road coverage, the other zoomed in to the small dog park approximately 30-50ft away (50 being far end).
use the varifocal to eliminate all the white area on top...you are wasting pixels recording nothing..I have one setup just about exactly what you are talking about - 7.5 feet up and under the eave pointed back towards my driveway. It seems that with the lights on my garage the IR doesn't need to turn on. Picture attached.
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I'm actually going to relocate this camera and get a fixed lens / wider-angle version of the same camera for this location. That's why I have left it as-is for now.use the varifocal to eliminate all the white area on top...you are wasting pixels recording nothing..
This helps a little, I can picture my one car driveway and the surrounding area.I have one setup just about exactly what you are talking about - 7.5 feet up and under the eave pointed back towards my driveway. It seems that with the lights on my garage the IR doesn't need to turn on. Picture attached.
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I could aim it up a bit and use the zoom, but I set mine up high in the eve so the camera actually can't be seen from the street. For aesthetic reasons, I wanted to hide it, but it works with what I'm trying to see anyway, which is just my driveway.Do you still have room to aim the turret up a bit? I would need to capture less driveway and more background. Not sure if this is the right camera.
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For this location I don't think there was much need, but I had it so I used it. For other locations where it is exposed, I think the mount can be nice to get the lens out of the way of vertical rainfall (because it hangs under it).Very discrete. There will be no hiding mine, but they'll be paint matched as best I can. I plan on using junction boxes in each corner. Any reason to switch to wall mounts like yours?