IPC-B54IR-Z12E-S2 - What causes this?
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I am using H265, I'll try H264, although as I said, it's been working great for months. The camera is connected to the Internet via the Synology.
When you say "the system", do you mean the Synology or the camera?
When you say "the system", do you mean the Synology or the camera?
We will see that - it will work fine for awhile with H265 and then it just wonks out.
The camera - if the camera time is constantly jumping all over then there is an issue with the NTP you are using to set the time or the camera has been hacked.
The camera - if the camera time is constantly jumping all over then there is an issue with the NTP you are using to set the time or the camera has been hacked.
bigredfish
Known around here
1. If you upgraded synology nas to latest version, then you lost h.265
2. This is typical compression artefact when data is corrupted. Even one byte. It repairs usually in 2 seconds (iframe time configured in encode settings on camera )
Is this from live view or recorded footage?
If live view then you have Ethernet problem - between nas and switch or switch and camera. Change cables to a new one, check camera on short new cable next to the switch.
If this problem don’t happen in live view, only in recorded storage then you have HDD problem. Corruption of data stored on disks
2. This is typical compression artefact when data is corrupted. Even one byte. It repairs usually in 2 seconds (iframe time configured in encode settings on camera )
Is this from live view or recorded footage?
If live view then you have Ethernet problem - between nas and switch or switch and camera. Change cables to a new one, check camera on short new cable next to the switch.
If this problem don’t happen in live view, only in recorded storage then you have HDD problem. Corruption of data stored on disks
In answer to steve1225, this was both live & recorded. and I have Synology Videostation 9.2.0-11289, which is apparently the latest version.
And as a follow up to the H265 issue, it appears that that was indeed the cause as for the past 9 hours or so after changing to H264, the feed and recordings have all reverted to being as normal, so thanks to those who responded.
And as a follow up to the H265 issue, it appears that that was indeed the cause as for the past 9 hours or so after changing to H264, the feed and recordings have all reverted to being as normal, so thanks to those who responded.