Yeah, that's about what i got out of Andy also. This PTZ is just not up to the task
. According to Andy I can have what i want when i buy a PTZ worth 1400 USD. No way I'm going to spend such an amount for a PTZ. I would like to take that PTZ for a spin though, @EMPIRETECANDY. Any chance for a testride, Andy? 
I will give it a good review in this forum.There is an auto tracking version of the Yunch...At least it was with the old sensor. They should be able to make a module that can handle this with the new starvis sensor.
True, any cheaper auto tracking is going to be less than reliable, but does it work as good as the Dahua? The focus issues with what Frank has now makes it rather unusable, so seems like if the Yunch will auto track any at all, it would at least be fast enough on focus to give a usable video when it works?
I have updated my camera to these files and still cannot access the IVS features though everything else is working great. Within the Chrome plugin I get to the IVS page but then it won't let me draw the tripwires on the screen. So, I tried with Firefox and cannot load the plugin as the system keeps rejecting it. I even tried following the video which instructs how to modify the Firefox settings to enable the plugin but still nothing. I've now spent several hours and haven't gotten anywhere. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Would be interesting to see. Given the better low light performance of the newer sensor, seems like it should do better auto tracking at night. Usually Preset 95 will bring up the on screen display and it may have auto tracking as one of the options in there.
Internet Explorer (not Edge) works for me, or using the IETab add-on in Chrome. Otherwise I am in the same situation as you are.
Interesting...If it's not in there, then I would suspect the module he sent you is one that doesn't support AT..Otherwise, it should be listed in the main OSD...Will be interesting to hear what he says whenever you speak to him.
No go either. When I open the ip in ie it says to download the plugin which brings me right back to Chrome.
Nice! Let us know how it works!Jacks sent me a firmware fix and now I have back the Auto tracking Function in the Web Interface with the new Sony IMX291 Module.
Have you tried manual white balance? Maybe you can find a specific value that will look decent at night. Typically when we refer to florescent white balance, it's designed to remove blue shades from very cold color temperature lighting. In your case, this may not be the best option as with yellow light, you would probably want to increase the blue and decrease red. Seems to me you may have better luck with an "incandescent" or "indoor" setting, if available....Granted, it's possible that these are all just fixed red and blue values that could be attained with a manual white balance setting.
It is much quieter than the SD59's. You really can't hear it move mounted 20 feet (6 meters) up in the air on the corner. I'll get some install pics today. i was beat and had to be up at 4:30 AM for work.
FYI: The live scene tracking box is available on the SD59 in the webgui.
So, what did you pay for it with Andy?Just installed my SD6AE240V-HNI last night (finally!). It's up and operating, is super sweet & by far superior, as it should be. As it was 11 PM and I was getting eaten by mosquitoes, I don't have footage, but will tonight. I like the look a lot better than the SD59 with it being all white.
Expensive, but my wife's peace of mind has no $$ limit.
SD
PS. A little sidebar. My neighbor is a Dahua partner. He cannot even get this camera yet, but it's listed on his price sheet. Read this:
Retail: $3499
MAP: $2799
USA Dealer Cost: $1899. (Add shipping to that number as well)
Thanks @looney2ns. Must be part of the newest firmware? I did notice he 6AE doesn't have the global tab for IVS any longer, but the three SD59's I administer do have the global tab. I've left them all on the 9/16 firmware because it works well, without issue. Good to know, but I don't think I'll be updating the firmware too soon, they work so well.
