I set this up as SMB share as well so assume its being used for NFS and SMB, I can get to it via smb but I have to login as one of the users, which a camera wouldn't have to do...
OpenMediaVault and Amcrest Camera
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Did that.
FTP seems to work, as it creates the folders and gives snapshots / broken videos. NAS doesn't seem to work even though its setup the same just without login
Let me give that a try. If that gets me the same result as NAS then I would be OK with that...
I'll let you know...
Ftp def be my last choice much better to get NFS working but at least you can be recording now if it works.
Just curious what is the Amcrest video compression options? H264, H265?
Just curious what is the Amcrest video compression options? H264, H265?
H.264 video compression.
I get the folder for the camera but nothing else in the folder....
You set camera for ftp and get the camera write a folder for ftp but noting else?
Have you tried doing continuous and/or snapshot instead of motion (maybe motion not working?).
My omv ftp options I have enabled starting from top are:
enable (duh)
anonymous
permit root login
fxp
resume
ident protocol
Nothing else except omv Access Rights Managment settings
NAS/FTP Storage Setup
Amcrest cameras have a variety of storage types that are supported. In this article, we are going to show you how to locate the NAS (Network Attached Storage) setting so that you may configure them...
Copied your settings to the letter.You set camera for ftp and get the camera write a folder for ftp but noting else?
Have you tried doing continuous and/or snapshot instead of motion (maybe motion not working?).
My omv ftp options I have enabled starting from top are:
enable (duh)
anonymous
permit root login
fxp
resume
ident protocol
Nothing else except omv Access Rights Managment settings
NAS/FTP Storage Setup
Amcrest cameras have a variety of storage types that are supported. In this article, we are going to show you how to locate the NAS (Network Attached Storage) setting so that you may configure them...support.amcrest.com
I think I've got everything setup but I've stared at this so long I now only see what I want to see. A fresh set of eyes might help...
Did a reboot of the camera now seeing files, but still the video clips are very small. Tomorrow I'll try to get this as a test on Ethernet to see if that helps, right now I'm on wifi cause its in my garage and no way to get cables down there...
Not familiar with Amcrest but looks correct and it is working.
You can change the pack duration in camera settings to whatever you want. Dahua default is 8 min (1-120 minutes) pack size and Amcrest looks to be 7 min.
Keep in mind bigger pack size mean bigger downloads from NAS to windows machine when viewing clips.
Link below say's Amcrest records in Dav format so might try using Dahua smart player instead of VLC for viewing,
You can change the pack duration in camera settings to whatever you want. Dahua default is 8 min (1-120 minutes) pack size and Amcrest looks to be 7 min.
Keep in mind bigger pack size mean bigger downloads from NAS to windows machine when viewing clips.
Link below say's Amcrest records in Dav format so might try using Dahua smart player instead of VLC for viewing,
Configure Amcrest network Cameras to upload image snapshots/video clips to FTP Server for cloud recording
CameraFTP cloud surveillance service is compatible with Amcrest Network Cameras. You can upload your images/videos to Camera FTP server and monitor the live scene or playback from anywhere.
cameraftp.com
Its currently set at 1 minute.
Any tips on getting NFS to work? I would like to do it as a NAS if I can...
Any tips on getting NFS to work? I would like to do it as a NAS if I can...
Under omv nfs share xtra options:
Try adding the no root squash so looks like this :subtree_check,insecure,no_root_squash
Reboot both camera and omv after if it doesn't work and try again.
Re ftp set the camera pack duration to 10 min and wait 15 min or so and see how playback looks. Whats the result?
Got a fresh image of OMV, set the share up, set the permissions up, set the NFS up, set the camera to reocrd video and stills and set to NAS....and still nothing....
These amcrest cameras are pretty bad for simple thing like NAS
These amcrest cameras are pretty bad for simple thing like NAS
Could try going into shared folders-your share-ACL and check all rw boxes under system accounts and retest nfs.
