fenderman
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thats no it...Cannot find that, where would that be, it looks like this:
thats no it...Cannot find that, where would that be, it looks like this:
never did that but if you will I don't mind but, I appreciate all this attention and time, I hope it helps others.if you want to setup teamviewer on your blue iris pc, I can log in and check settings on the pc and nvr...
I dont know what settings page it would be under or if it even has that option...never did that but if you will I don't mind but, I appreciate all this attention and time, I hope it helps others.
What would it look like or be under maybe I can find it?
I dont know what settings page it would be under or if it even has that option...
you would download teamviewer from their website...select one time install...then send the id and password via pm...you will be able to see everything i do..
yes i would...the NVR has to have an ip address that can be used to log into the interface....bandwidth settings would have to be in the nvr..Ok but you need to access the NVR? The NVR is separate and not on any windows PC, how would you access it. Do you have any idea where the setting would be in general, I might be able to find it. You are saying the 'bandwidth adjustments' are normally done through NVR or BI?
yes i would...the NVR has to have an ip address that can be used to log into the interface....bandwidth settings would have to be in the nvr..
no, there should be no client needed...you can log directly into the NVR using internet explorerI got to download a nvrclient through reolink, I don't feel like having anymore NVR junk from reolink on my computer.. Let me see if reolink has an answer
no, there should be no client needed...you can log directly into the NVR using internet explorer
that is a web plugin, but generally you only need that to view video, you can change settings without it.It says "Please left-click the following icon to download and upgrade the plugin."
And makes me download "dvrwebclient" - is there something I am missing?
that is a web plugin, but generally you only need that to view video, you can change settings without it.
remember you are not using rlc411...you are feeding direct from the NVR....big difference...though will likely have the same issue direct...Dahua has a lot of good cameras and what I will be going with if these ever fail.
I know reolink is not the best and it has its flaws.
But I am trying to use reolink with BlueIris and have lagging issues, does anyone have a way to get around this, I am using RLC-411
Thank you
remember you are not using rlc411...you are feeding direct from the NVR....big difference...though will likely have the same issue direct...