Help Reolink / Blue Iris setup
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I can't help with your BI integration problem, but I notice your cams have UPnP enabled. How to Secure Your Network (Don't Get Hacked!) | IP Cam Talk
Is it possible to return any and Reolink devices you have? It's a very poor brand with very poor customer service and so-so performance.
no, Ive since 2 years ago and Im impresive with the good quality, and the wifi works greate !!
I'm happy for you! You've had unusually good fortune...based on that, you may consider running to your closest casino and putting down $100 on any roulette number.
I see you said you updated firmware in cam, but have your tried the dropdown in Blue Iris for 'old firmware' in which RTSP is 554? It won't cost a dime to try.
yesI'm happy for you! You've had unusually good fortune...based on that, you may consider running to your closest casino and putting down $100 on any roulette number.
I see you said you updated firmware in cam, but have your tried the dropdown in Blue Iris for 'old firmware' in which RTSP is 554? It won't cost a dime to try.
Sorry, I'm fresh out of ideas for you, I don't have the same cam to try here...yes
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reolink is garbage and has known issues with blue iris...wifi never works "great"...as far as your issue, if you are going to use RTMP you need to select it - you have HTTP selected. you can also try using the rtsp port instead
As a former Reolink user, I'll agree with fenderman. Reolink's video causes problems for Blue Iris. Save yourself a lot of headache and buy a quality Dahua or Hikvision camera instead. If you absolutely, positively gotta have wireless, use a spare router as a wireless bridge, or buy a wireless media bridge for about $50 to do the job.