So I just got my copy of BI today, ordered the Amcreast version on Amazon $50. Been going back and forth with Synology or BI for 24/7 recording, Synology is high on individual camera licenses but is a nice NAS solution. Thank you for the BI info to Action Tiles. I got started with Action Tiles after I installed my Konnected Alarm System (A MUST HAVE FOR DIYers)
New RCA HSDB2A 3MP Doorbell IP Camera
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So I just got my copy of BI today, ordered the Amcreast version on Amazon $50. Been going back and forth with Synology or BI for 24/7 recording, Synology is high on individual camera licenses but is a nice NAS solution. Thank you for the BI info to Action Tiles. I got started with Action Tiles after I installed my Konnected Alarm System (A MUST HAVE FOR DIYers)
Update...
Switched to LaView firmware and ONVIF is up and running with Synology SS (I was previously using RTSP).
My RCA logo is still gone, maybe because I turned it on with the EZVIZ firmware first?
Switched to LaView firmware and ONVIF is up and running with Synology SS (I was previously using RTSP).
My RCA logo is still gone, maybe because I turned it on with the EZVIZ firmware first?
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When I install my future cameras I will have them show like CHAD did his.
The model # I saw on the Nelly webpage images was "NDB313-W" so that is what I tried in the download URL (and it worked).
EZVIZ Video Doorbell Setup Guide (NSC-DB2)
But that turns out to also be the model # of these generics:
NDB313-W - Winic Technologies USA, Inc.
3MP Smart Home Video Doorbell, Remote View, Two-Way Talk, NightVision NDB313-W | eBay
Nelly must have newer firmware somewhere else.
Nelly calls their DB the "NSC-DB2" but that didn't work in the download URL.
Someone with a Nelly DB might be able to extract the proper location (reset the DB to stock and wireshark monitor the download during a firmware upgrade).
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Can you share your firmware version of your Nelly's Doorbell with us. Do you have the model #/name off the back of your Doorbell, we are trying to search for Nelly's firmware. Thank you...
Also, do you know if ONVIF works?
It looks like it might, it does not look grayed out in Chad's picture of EZVIZ firmware...My LaView firmware does not have that option or I would try it for ya.
The Model is HNDB313-W/16G
It does have a Sub Stream drop down but there is nothing under Resolution on Max Bitrate. I don't use it so maybe I don't understand how to set it up?
Sorry, I am not ONVIF literate, how to tell if ONVIF works?
This is how it is currently set in BI. I might add that if I open the Hik-Connect app and view Live from Phone I will lose signal on BI after a few seconds? BI video reconnects once I am no longer live in app. I have tried both Ezviz and Hi-Connect apps.
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So I apologize I have not used Blue Iris yet but when you hit Find/inspect did it find your camera or did you have to manually enter?
Guys how can he verify ONVIF?
HNDB313-W-16-G is the generic NDB313-W model #.
HNDB313-W/16G – Hunt Electronic | CCTV Solutions
Build 190412 (2019-04-12) doesn't sound recent, but it is newer than the NDB313-W.dav:
I wonder if anything newer is available if you go into EZVIZ's app (iphone/android)?
If there is, and you know how to wireshark record a firmware update please do that, if not someone else hopefully can eventually.
If it does have ONVIF support (and therefore must be recent?) but not substream configuration options in iVMS (which seems odd because of Nelly's youtube comment saying it was added) then that doesn't sound as new/full featured as LaView's firmware. But if EZVIZ's "Build 190708" (2019-07-08) doesn't have ONVIF maybe higher build numbers/newer dates aren't comparable between OEMs?
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For those of you who who put the LaView firmware on the RCA doorbell (to gain ONVIF capability): does the RCA mobile app still work?
*I want ONVIF, but my wife wants the simple doorbell app
*I want ONVIF, but my wife wants the simple doorbell app
flynreelow
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\For those of you who who put the LaView firmware on the RCA doorbell (to gain ONVIF capability): does the RCA mobile app still work?
*I want ONVIF, but my wife wants the simple doorbell app
all of the apps are nearly identical. If you switch to the LaView firmware, you can try the LaView app. Thats what Im using currently with the RCA doorbell.