Yep. it does. but i recommend you to take the NVR4116-8P-4KS2 because it will cost nearly the same... around 10USD, and you'll have the possibility to have 8+ channels later. You save a lot money going with the 4116 instead of the 5216, so don't mind the extra 10USD for 16 channels
That's cool. So when you look at your NVR for a day, you'll just a see a big green 24-hour bar, with no visual indication on that bar as to when anything happened on that day. NVR should work great for this.
Awesome, very interested to read your findings!!!@aristobrat maybe I found a workaround to this. I'm still using the firmware from 2016-07 and tried to make the NVR not to do a second clip if an IVS event occurs. You remembered me to have a look at my footage to see if it works.
And what's to say else then "It seems to work"
I'll check my footage and post it in the correct thread...
Maybe i was too fast. Sight other footage from the day and got the gap again. was only one event without gap and that one i picked for testing
I'm sure he'll get it for you if you ask him. He could get you nearly everything as long as you are patient enough for him to get stockAndy/Empire doesn't have the NVR4116-8P-4KS2
I bought Andy's recommendation, but I'm only going to have 2 cameras ever. I feel like maybe I just bought overkill?Maybe oversized for three cams, but well prepared for future constellations
There are also the NVR4xxx models. They are also available with PoE. Depends on your needs. If you guess one HDD is enough you could go with a NVR41xx-4KS2. But of course you'll have to look for yourself which one fits best for you. I would always recommend the -4KS2 models because of their capability for H.265 and 4K support if needed.
1HDD Models with PoE
NVR4104-P-4KS2: 4 channel, 4 PoE
NVR4108-P-4KS2: 8 channel, 4 PoE
NVR4108-8P-4KS2: 8 channel, 8 PoE
NVR4116-8P-4KS2: 16 channel, 8 PoE
2HDD models with PoE
NVR42xx
NVR52xx etc.
I don't want to list every model. As you can see you, the naming of the model gives your every info needed for initial choice, then you can look after the details.
NVR4xxx number is type of class, 6,7 are Ultra, 5 Pro, 4,2 are Lite
NVRx1xx number is amount of HDD
NVRxx16 number is amount of channels
-P is four port of PoE, -8P is eight ports of PoE and -16P is sixteen ports of PoE
Yes, there's quite a few folks in the thread using BI with these cameras.
2017-03-06. Links to both the NTSC and PAL versions are in the first post of this thread.
Most cams from dahua can use both indoor and outdoor, because they are professional ones.
Most orders can be delivered early this week, and we will have enough stock to go this Friday, got total 200pcs, but seems sold 100+ now.My 6 cams just arrived cannot wait to get them on and test
FYI I do not have NVR or POE injector.
I will be using a POE switch gigabit plus Blue IRIS ( ON a DELL 3040 SFF ) have not even plugged them in to check for PAL/NTSC FW as of yet can create a new thread if needed this is my first run with CCTV and NVR and Cams in general and would like to say thank you to everyone on here who has given advice and comments this has been a very steep learning curve and I am eager to learn more
