wittaj IPCT Contributor Apr 28, 2019 28,613 55,551 USA Jun 15, 2023 #21 adamg said: Setting i-frame rate to 1 per second is not optimal. It is inefficient and results in larger bitrate than is necessary. Click to expand... Depends on your use case. That is the preferred/recommended setting for Blue Iris as an example.
adamg said: Setting i-frame rate to 1 per second is not optimal. It is inefficient and results in larger bitrate than is necessary. Click to expand... Depends on your use case. That is the preferred/recommended setting for Blue Iris as an example.
bigredfish Known around here Sep 5, 2016 22,437 60,410 Back in Florida! Jun 15, 2023 #22 I run every one of my cameras Iframe = FPS Reactions: CanCuba and TonyR
TonyR IPCT Contributor IPCT+ Member Jul 15, 2014 19,518 46,008 Alabama Jun 15, 2023 #23 bigredfish said: I run every one of my cameras Iframe = FPS Click to expand... Same here; both frame interval and frame rate @ 15, on both main and sun streams, using Blue Iris.
bigredfish said: I run every one of my cameras Iframe = FPS Click to expand... Same here; both frame interval and frame rate @ 15, on both main and sun streams, using Blue Iris.
Robertomcat Pulling my weight Mar 5, 2023 147 118 Quatretonda PV Jun 16, 2023 #24 Hikvision cameras default to FPS = iframe, and I prefer it that way. In the cameras I have from Dahua, it was no longer the default as in the Hikvision cameras, but I changed the configuration so that FPS was the same as iframe. Reactions: bigredfish
Hikvision cameras default to FPS = iframe, and I prefer it that way. In the cameras I have from Dahua, it was no longer the default as in the Hikvision cameras, but I changed the configuration so that FPS was the same as iframe.