Review-Dahua IPC-HDBW4231F-E2-M Dual Starlight Cam
- Thread starter looney2ns
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Can you please provide a sample query? I can't seem to find any listings for Dahua IP camera lens.
It won't be branded Dahua, search here for more info on thread size's and such.
Tibor Makai
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flynreelow
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beepsilver
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To display both feeds in BI I simply created a new camera for each feed. I noticed post #72, Nymphaeles describes how to setup in BI....is he showing how to display two streams from one "camera" in BI, but shows up as two window displays in BI? If so, is the first part of his post a requirement in order for this to work? 
Thanks in advance for the details.
Thanks in advance for the details.
fenderman
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He is simply showing how to set it up as 2 streams in BI - in two separate camera windows, one for each sensor in the camera.To display both feeds in BI I simply created a new camera for each feed. I noticed post #72, Nymphaeles describes how to setup in BI....is he showing how to display two streams from one "camera" in BI, but shows up as two window displays in BI? If so, is the first part of his post a requirement in order for this to work?
tibimakai
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beepsilver
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I just recvd three of these w/3.6mm. I had them connected to my desktop to setup. One of the three were very warm but not so warm that I'd be afraid to mount it anywhere. The other two were mildly warm--just like any other camera. Take this with a grain of salt; they were only connected about an hour or so while I configured them--then I removed power.
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Thank you very much for this.
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flynreelow
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It all depends on where you mount the camera, and what kind of footage you are looking to record at that angle
bickford
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Just realized I didn't add the link to what I was talking about.
What are your thoughts on using something like this:
https://www.amazon.com/Varifocal-Se...&qid=1540867597&sr=8-4&keywords=m12+varifocal
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This is motorized lens, better use a fixed lens to try.
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flynreelow
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Thats a varifocal lens, not a motorized. in any case, i think it would be too big for the enclosure, but not sure.
@EMPIRETECANDY thanks for the cams.. got them yesterday or the day before...
