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Sounds good. Thanks.
I tried finding Feit, where they are getting their Cams, are they Hikvision, Dahua, etc. Since they are not on any list I have found, the RTSP URL is the key to communicating with your DM Cam.Pete you still around?
No not saying that at all. Since BI was able to communicate to your DB tells us it is using either ONVIF or RTSProtocol Again the key is to have the correct RTSP URL, that goes for any Cam. or a Cam that supports ONVIF.Thanks for all the research. Are you saying I'm SOL? Just not sure why one works?
Im also with this problem. Did you ever find any sollution? I have all setting enabled. Even draw before others is enabled. Still I only get a notification in Android 10 and it Never rings. It did ring on android 9...I guess I jinxed myself. Now it only seems to work occasionally. The notification that there was motion detected works 100% all of the time. I'll keep fiddling with it.
Which App are you guys using?Im also with this problem. Did you ever find any sollution? I have all setting enabled. Even draw before others is enabled. Still I only get a notification in Android 10 and it Never rings. It did ring on android 9...
Im also with this problem. Did you ever find any sollution? I have all setting enabled. Even draw before others is enabled. Still I only get a notification in Android 10 and it Never rings. It did ring on android 9...
Just to chime in. Both the wife and I have S20+ phones, I would say it improved for us from our S7 phones. Not by much, but we get rings around 80% of the time now, where it was, at times, 60-70% of the time before. We got our new phones, end of last year...Still believe this is still a cloud issue since it is random though. Problem too is few people no a days press the button. No Delivery people do anymore...this was hit or miss on my android phone as well.
It's the EZVIZ app 5.0.16.0709 and few versions before that combined with a Fairphone 3 (we have two of them) running Android 10. With Android 9 it all works perfect. With android 10 it will only give the skype call when the app is open. When the app is not open it will give a notification that someone range the door. When clicking this notification the skype sound will start. Again all settings are on allow, battery optimization is turned of, location, mic, etc etc, is all allowed, even show in front of other app and change system settings is allowed. The notification happens 100% of the time. Thats not the problem. But since the sound is the same short sound as the rest you have no idea someone is at the door when im at work. A text sounds the same. It surprises that soo little people post about this problem with Android 10. Only the one I quoted did and made a partial fix by enabling location etc. This enabling didnt work for me at all. Only the notification will happen.Which App are you guys using?
From our 101:
CONFIGURING DOORBELL TIPS:
⦁ Available Apps (Allows Remote Access):
iO/S: Hik-Connect, RCA Security, EZVIZ, LaView One, Guarding Vision
Android: Hik-Connect, RCA Security, EZVIZ, LaView ONE, Guarding Vision
⦁ Android 9 Hik-Connect Setup Help - Dewcal
⦁ In App be sure and change Hi-Def to Ultra HD
It may but I do not see ONVIF support so unless I missed it would not be my 1st choice. It can still record but would not detect onvif cam triggers. Check for firmware update, it WAS not working with Win10 64bit when it first came out. I would hold off and see if some one has one to give you feed back before getting it. Just my 2cents. ONVIF is a big deal for me when it comes to cams but not always needed. Depends on the cams and if you need more then just recording.Hello all, I have an LTN8708-p8 NVR. Will this doorbell work?
Thanks, can you please explain the benefit of ONVIF? I have 3 dome cameras for recording only and just wanted a doorbell that can detect motion and I can also record and answer the ring.It may but I do not see ONVIF support so unless I missed it would not be my 1st choice. It can still record but would not detect onvif cam triggers. Check for firmware update, it WAS not working with Win10 64bit when it first came out. I would hold off and see if some one has one to give you feed back before getting it. Just my 2cents. ONVIF is a big deal for me when it comes to cams but not always needed. Depends on the cams and if you need more then just recording.
If you ONLY wish to record on the cam picking up motion, some cams use onvif "a large number of cams today" to signal that motion was detected. This would tell a DVR to start recording. Again, if your just recording 24/7 you would not need this. ONVIF is just how a lot of cams signal that they picked up motion. BlueIris "PC Software" can use the PC to look for motion so ONVIF is not needed, but BI can look for a ONVIF signal from the cam to detect motion as well. ONVIF is nice for cams that have motion sensors. Some cams use IR "heat" so trash blowing by would NOT set it off but BI looking for motion would pick it up as motion. Again, its more of a person pref. but ONVIF does open up alot of doors for future addons you may wish to add. If you look around just about every thng now days uses it. Its not needed but its kind of a future proof thing IF YOU like to play with this stuff. Most of the newer DoorBell cams use ONVIF and most swap out firmware on them to get the onvif working with BI or a DVR. Does not mean you have too though. Some just need to record 24/7 so it makes no diff if that is all your looking for. Just like that DVR/POE switch you listed, you may not give a crap about it working with a computer, onvif and BlueIris so it could be great for you.Thanks, can you please explain the benefit of ONVIF? I have 3 dome cameras for recording only and just wanted a doorbell that can detect motion and I can also record and answer the ring.
Yep, The door bell most talk about here has IR and video motion. For that to work you need ONVIF. But again, if your just recording 24/7 you do not need this. The IR only goes off on heat, clouds and crap do not set off the IR but would set off the video motion. But with out onvif your DVR software video motion "if that is what it has" would still pick up motion. BlueIris does video motion but it can also use the onvif for the IR if you wish. Again, nice to have but not a must for every one who just needs a doorbell with video recording 24/7. A lot of people like to do more and play around but some just need a doorbell with video recorded 24/7. Its up to YOU on this one more or less.My current NVR has motion detection, It sends notifications its built in software as well as the hik-connect app. Is that the same thing?