It's the area you want to detect.
They are connected to different routers so that shouldn't be the issue.@Getzy24 - Maybe two cameras leads to too much data for your WiFi?
That was not the problem. The cameras/doorbells can all have the same ports since they have different ip addresses. Blue iris doesnt even use the media port (default 8000)Turns out having both cameras on port 8000 was causing the problem. Switched the one to 9000 and everything is working good
Well that's the only thing I changed and it started working right after so I'm not sure then.That was not the problem. The cameras/doorbells can all have the same ports since they have different ip addresses. Blue iris doesnt even use the media port (default 8000)
It's the area you want to detect.
So just now, someone pulled into my driveway, they must have stayed in the car for a min or so.. but I got a recording of the car, and then you see the door close and the car take off.. the part of the video of them getting out of the car and walking to my doorway is missing?? WTF kind of recording device is this. Is there a way to set the PRE-POST record timeframe.
I set the masking from the internal website not from the APP, and I'm using the RCA app at the moment.
Thanks for the update.@ChasCam580 - your doorbell has likely went "offline" as far as Hik-Vision is concerned. You can verify this by logging into the url at hik-connect.com using the email address you used to create your app log-in with your app password. If it shows offline, one way to recover is to reboot the doorbell through the web interface (not the app). My "fix" to your problem is to not stream to my NVR.
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