Aliexpress.com I see that you have ordered a few cameras from here. Are the cameras new?
Looking for a new Secuiry setup.
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Aliexpress.com I see that you have ordered a few cameras from here. Are the cameras new?
nayr
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yes, of course they are..
be warned China is on holiday shutdown, nobody from AliExpress gonna acknowledge you til Febuary.. and if your looking for a reputable vendor contact @EMPIRETECANDY
Ok so these are coming directly from china, hence the up to 13 days to ship. Must be nice to take the month off.
also when it says select signal system what does that exactly mean.
nayr
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thats one reason why I suggested @EMPIRETECANDY; he does 3-Day DHL by default and dont inflate prices insanely for that level of shipping... Beware of free ePacket Delivery, it can take over a month for you to get your package.. and thats just transit, not even handling time.
read the listing, sometimes signal system selects lens type.. other time it actually selects PAL vs NTSC.
read the listing, sometimes signal system selects lens type.. other time it actually selects PAL vs NTSC.
japjoe7
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So if i wanted to use @EMPIRETECANDY would i contact him with my order directly so he can take care of it? @nayr @japjoe7
japjoe7
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Either contact him directly or go to his site, --Starlight 2MP - Shop Cheap --Starlight 2MP from China --Starlight 2MP Suppliers at Empire Technology Co., Ltd on Aliexpress.com
nayr
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If your wanting a bulk/site discount contact him before checking out; he cannot alter prices after you checkout.
ahh now i got to wait till Feb.
Ok i will see if i can be patient. Contact him directly thru the site im guessing as well right.
Ok i will see if i can be patient. Contact him directly thru the site im guessing as well right.
nayr
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yeah, you picked the worst time of the year to install cameras heh.. weather is shit, foliage is gone, and china is shut down for holiday..
but it is the best time to go crawling around in attics, fuuuck doing that in the summer.
but it is the best time to go crawling around in attics, fuuuck doing that in the summer.
Back to that PTZ that i had showed you i cant not find it on that side but i did find it on another site. The place i linked is that a pretty decent price for it?
Also if i set up wifi cams around the house all that can link up to blueiris correct?
hmjgriffon
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just to give real world, I have one of those little hikvision 3mp cams in the house, soon to be all dahua starlight turrets, I have to run it at 10fps and about 6,000kbps and constant bitrate that is the best I can do and get a stable signal, not horrible, but that is with ONE camera on the wifi, the more you throw in, the worse it gets, and if you run laptops and stuff, oh yeah.
looney2ns
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nayr
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and for everything else the WebServer wont provide you there is RDP; but its not advisable for constantly viewing your cameras over remote desktop.. it uses up alot of cpu/electricity.
many people run BI headless w/no displays directly plugged in once everything is all installed.
many people run BI headless w/no displays directly plugged in once everything is all installed.
hmjgriffon
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Unless it changes drastically with tons of cameras I do not find that to be the case, when I pull up the console over rdp CPU only goes up maybe 2%. I leave it minimized when I'm not using it.
nayr
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thats going to depend largely on the resolution of your BI server and how much stuff on screen is changing.. but there is a point where it starts chewing up more cpu than its worth.
fenderman
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Do you have yours set to unrestricted or update frames every 5 seconds...RDP may be different than other remote viewing apps since we know for a fact that teamviewer and the like increase cpu dramatically..