Recent content by anotherone

did you try a different port on the tp-link. try putting it into port 1 or 2.

Maybe just swap between groups every few seconds. That way, for example, you could be 3 groups. Group1, Group2 and Group3. Each group has the 9 cameras you care about and the other 3 you want to monitor every few seconds. Maybe the switching would be glitchy to the eyes though.

I think you'll be happy you did.

Thanks for posting these!

you could just dig a 6 inch trench and put in a 1" conduit and run cat5/6/7 and call it a day.

I built a box similar to this out of cedar, after 2 years it's weathered to a nice grey. A black camera may be less visible.

I bought one of these for $89 and wrote some code to talk to it over a socket to turn relays on and off. Been working for 3 years now. 32 relay controller

I'd pay $10 per year for a subscription service with SMS capabilities.

What a timely post! One of my PTZ's quite working a few days ago and I screwed around with BI but didn't make any progress. Changing PTZ from Dahua V5 to V4 fixed it right up. Thanks.

There's some pretty good websites to help navigate options. Here's one with lots of info: hearing loss help

Thanks. I got an edgerouter x for christmas and have been trying to figure out how to set it up properly.

Quick question: do have a separate wi-fi router for you IOT network (x.10.x)?

I guess you could try swapping cameras.

A long shot but try this: start a CMD window as administrator (windows key, type CMD, choose run as administrator) type in the command window: net stop blueiris sfc /scannow

Thank you all. Ordered one, now I just need to figure out where to mount the camera. Probably wait for warmer weather before running wires, so I have a few months to figure out placement.