Recent content by iantan

Thanks guys, I've used cameras for years, I'm well aware of power etc, if I can't find anything wireless and battery I might end up with Poe. One cable and better all round. I'm just trying to find a camera that doesn't look like a brick and can detect a person rather than just movement. I use...

I'm currently touring Europe, I have spoken to a few people who have been unfortunate enough to have their vehicles broken into. Long story short, anyone have any suggestions as to a slim, battery WiFi camera I could mount discretely. I'm happy to recess it into the side of the van if I have to...

I'm in the UK and it looks like the only way I get one is by ordering from the US, did anyone find a UK supplier? Second question, I'll use this to replace a nest doorbell, is there any way to get it to work with Google home? I don't have an actual door bell, or sounder, I just use the nest to...

I meant to ask, majones, you use three in the UK don't you? I'm on Vodafone but since mid January I have all sorts of connection issues. Initially I was told by Vodafone their network was fine so I thought it was my Rutx11 at fault, changed that to the 240 and the same problems of loosing...

Thanks for the update, I set up zerotier on the pc I'm using rather than on the router. Seems to work fine and reconnects automatically after a reboot, both intentionally and simply pulling the plug out. Not the best option but I wanted to try an automatic reboot after a power failure.

Thanks wittaj, It's a fairly new i7 machine with 32gb ram which I set up with the express purpose of 4k video editing. Strange it only affects the one camera! Anyway, I'll try the other options.

Answered my own question. If I set the hardware decode to "intel" it will not display the main stream at 4K. I was trying some other decode options and the camera came back on. Not sure why, but just for info if anyone else has a similar issue.

Okay, I've probably done something stupid but as a newbie to Blue Iris I need a bit of help. I'm playing around with my build and currently have 6 Unifi Protect cameras running at 1080 which are all fine. I had an Annke, clone of Hikvision running at 4k and another copy of this camera running...

568b is the most common but it really doesn't matter as both a and b are both straight through connection, i.e. the pins match both ends as long as they are both "A" or "B". It only gets more complex if you have an rj45 one end and the other is connected to a patch panel, then confusion can...

I'll try that later, currently pulling cables for the new cameras just now. I wonder if that may help with my VOIP which I have to route to ring my mobile. I kept my old land line number as a voip number until I know friends and family have got used to not calling it anymore. As an FYI, how did...

I use teltonika, I don't think they have a poe version but I've installed them on various boats. The routers have a lot of useful features and I use a reboot at 3:00am as one boat is in a poor coverage area and I have never had an issue with it. Simply add a poe injector or switch as required...

on bitdefender, open the interface and go to notifications. If Bitdefender is blocking an address it will show up as "suspicious connection blocked" open that up and there will be an add exception rule. Add it for that address. That will then allow access to unifi etc etc

Thank you, it's a steep learning curve to find all the options to all things. That said I'm now at least convinced to keep the Annke and send the Reolink back.

I Found the stream, sorry to have asked a dumb question.

For anyones interest, excuse the pun but the difference between the Annke and the Reolink after the IR cuts in is night and day, the Annke is so much better.