Hi guys,
I have 4 cameras on a POE switch that go to my linksys router, which then goes to my PC-NVR
3 of the cameras are the 4mp Reolink RCL 401, the other one is a no name 720p.
All four cameras were fine when blueiris was on my computer, but when i moved it to the dedicated NVR pc, the 3 reolinks start losing signal. It seems to occur mostly during transition from dark/light and vice versa. These cameras are running at 720p @ 5102 br @ 30 fps
The no name 720p is the unwavering rock in the storm, it never loses signal. This makes me believe that it isn't the POE switch.
nothing has changed except for the pc that blueiris goes on, i have switched the cables from the router to the pc being that the rest of it worked fine before.
when i fire up wireshark, i notice that all the IP addresses that belong to the cameras are still sending traffic to my computer, not the NVR. Could this be part of the problem? How do i get them to point in the right direction?
I have 4 cameras on a POE switch that go to my linksys router, which then goes to my PC-NVR
3 of the cameras are the 4mp Reolink RCL 401, the other one is a no name 720p.
All four cameras were fine when blueiris was on my computer, but when i moved it to the dedicated NVR pc, the 3 reolinks start losing signal. It seems to occur mostly during transition from dark/light and vice versa. These cameras are running at 720p @ 5102 br @ 30 fps
The no name 720p is the unwavering rock in the storm, it never loses signal. This makes me believe that it isn't the POE switch.
nothing has changed except for the pc that blueiris goes on, i have switched the cables from the router to the pc being that the rest of it worked fine before.
when i fire up wireshark, i notice that all the IP addresses that belong to the cameras are still sending traffic to my computer, not the NVR. Could this be part of the problem? How do i get them to point in the right direction?
