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Comcast (Xfinity) will activate 1 Terabyte data limit plan beginning November 1st
I see Google Fiber is shutting down in something like 10 markets now? Unreal. Nayr if u don't mind me asking, how much more a month is the Business over the regular residential? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk -
First time buyer
This. I have six, 4MP all running 24/7 with different FPS and bitrates and I'm getting about 11 days on my 4TB WD Purple HDD. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk- PSPCommOp
- Post #14
- Forum: Nelly's Security
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Nest camera integration
No, they don't. Most people are like "oohhhh, easy home security cameras, TAKE MY MUHNIES!" I'll be honest tho I'm one of the many people who were naïve to network security until I started to delve deeper into it after reading the stuff posted here. Most people just don't know because they... -
Not impressed..
@zero-degrees, where r u finding the 4mp HK Turrets for that low? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk -
Hacked cams played a big role in the DoS attack earlier this week?
This is how it all started in the Terminator series [emoji15] #SkyNet Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk -
Hacked cams played a big role in the DoS attack earlier this week?
Thanks man I appreciate it. This is the top of the screen with the instructions that i followed putting them on the blacklist. And this is the bottom part of that screen. I have all the IP Addresses for my cameras listed and I have Port 80 for the range. It defaulted to TCP so I'm hoping... -
Hacked cams played a big role in the DoS attack earlier this week?
I have Hikvision cams. I'm just not totally sure I set it up in my router to block them correctly. I think I did but I'm not knowledgeable enough to know how to test them. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk -
Hacked cams played a big role in the DoS attack earlier this week?
Hmmmm looks like a few Dahua were mentioned. http://www.forbes.com/sites/briansolomon/2016/10/21/hacked-cameras-cyber-attack-hacking-ddos-dyn-twitter-netflix/#a26cf7e7e6ff Anyone wanna help me make sure I blocked all incoming/outgoing traffic on my router? [emoji13][emoji13][emoji13] Sent... -
Is it legal to post videos online?
Ones that specialize in Privacy Law aren't abundant in my area. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk- PSPCommOp
- Post #16
- Forum: Camera Captures
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Is it legal to post videos online?
Legal advice from an attorney is different than clarification of law from a judicial body. Maybe the DA's in your county refuse to provide that type of service but it's commonplace where I'm from. I've spent countless hours explaining the difference between the two with regards to numerous...- PSPCommOp
- Post #11
- Forum: Camera Captures
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Comcast (Xfinity) will activate 1 Terabyte data limit plan beginning November 1st
Decent internet that's affordable can help a lot of people. Where I live there's Comcast or Verizon. Verizon's max bandwidth is 5-8 Mbps, but I've yet to see a bandwidth test break 4-5. I pay for the Comcast triple play so it's all lumped together and I normally break 150mbps. Some friends and... -
Comcast (Xfinity) will activate 1 Terabyte data limit plan beginning November 1st
We can't have this [emoji1369], we have lobbyists instead [emoji13] And Fenderman I agree to a point however adding to what nayr said, internet connectivity has no true competition when the top dog, namely Comcast or TWC keep gobbling up the smaller providers. Most areas only have 1-2 options... -
Is it legal to post videos online?
Funny, I've seen the exact opposite since most attorneys deal in civil and not criminal law. That's why I recommend calling the district attorneys office. They're the ones who would be responsible for actually prosecuting if something illegal would occur and the police wanted to charge you...- PSPCommOp
- Post #9
- Forum: Camera Captures
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Comcast (Xfinity) will activate 1 Terabyte data limit plan beginning November 1st
There has been a good amount of articles written showing the ridiculous amount of profit cable companies make on providing internet. I'd love to see companies show just how they justify charging extra for the data. I agree wholeheartedly with nayr, it's nothing more then keeping people from... -
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AT&T Gigapower (Fiber to the Home) with an Oculus Rift
Yeah my Comcast is nice, average between 150-170 Mbps down and around 10-12 up. Luckily I'm not pegged for a data cap yet either. Not sure how they can really do something like data caps but someone once said 'greed is good'... still waiting to see how that is. -
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Edition bugs in Internet Explorer
Advanced editor will allow it under the Manage Attachments tab. Advanced will also give you a few of the smileys to pick from. I've found that using the Tapatalk app works best for uploading photos tho as most are already on my phone. -
Is it legal to post videos online?
There isn't a catch all right or wrong answer so you're best bet is to research the laws within your state. Start by looking online for your own states crime code. If you aren't happy or comfortable with what you've found, I'd suggest contacting a local magistrate or county courthouse/district...- PSPCommOp
- Post #2
- Forum: Camera Captures
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camera & install location recommendations needed (reposted)
https://www.ipcamtalk.com/showthread.php/5132-Dahua-4mp-6mm-turrets-(IPC-HDW4421C)?highlight=dahua+varifocal These have been tested and seem to do well. Just do a search on the forum for "dahua turrets" and you'll be able to browse around. Anything mentioned is gonna be good unless otherwise...- PSPCommOp
- Post #4
- Forum: IP Cameras
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camera & install location recommendations needed (reposted)
Turrets Turrets Turrets, u won't regret it. There are a few varifocal Dahua's to consider, or Hikvision. Use a 6mm or higher for the mailbox if possible and consider an external IR source, or def get a 3.6-12mm varifocal for that. As far as the doors to the front/back, don't go less then 4mm...- PSPCommOp
- Post #2
- Forum: IP Cameras
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Recordings Fail
if its the same HDD, try the scan disk to see if everything is working correctly. What's the Processor of the computer and what cameras are you using?- PSPCommOp
- Post #2
- Forum: Troubleshooting
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Dahua 4MP Bullet w/Mic, Strobe, IR Cannon
Damn this has me rethinking a lot of my settings. When u drop that gain, do you notice an increase in noise in the video itself? Or is it still pretty minimal given the shutter speed Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk- PSPCommOp
- Post #10
- Forum: Installation Pics
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how do i shutdown blue iris?
Yeah but if you don't want it to run as a service, don't set it up to run as service. Open the console when you want it to work and then turn it off when you are done. Most people don't have a need to shut them down, that's what makes it convenient, just turn it the PC on and go. So your... -
how do i shutdown blue iris?
If you're running it as a service and you are talking about the desktop version (akaConsole), just click the X in the upper right hand side and your done. It just closes the console part but leaves it running as a service in the background. -
Egging my house
The girly-man on the back left doesn't appear to have the stones to actually do it. He started running away before the egg even left his hand lol- PSPCommOp
- Post #2
- Forum: Camera Captures
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Question on making lan/cat lines
Just remember with the jacket stripper, you wanna have it shallow enough so it doesn't go all the way thru, u wanna have to bend the cable and hear the snap. Otherwise theres a good chance you knicked the inner wires (or cut them outright which will weaken them). I had some issues with the...- PSPCommOp
- Post #16
- Forum: IP Cameras
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Question on making lan/cat lines
Much cheaper then that, they are going for 7.99, 8.99 and 9.99 on Amazon. They also have everything you need in combo kits like this one... UbiGear Cable Tester +Crimp Crimper +100 RJ45 CAT5 CAT5e Connector Plug Network Tool Kits (Crimper568R)...- PSPCommOp
- Post #11
- Forum: IP Cameras