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Thanks @wittaj , these days a friend has to come from the USA to Europe and bring me the IPC-Color4K-T180 camera, I was wondering if the firmwares are the same and compatible? Dear @EMPIRETECANDY actually what is the difference between Your firmware, and the official firmware from the Dahua site?

One question, can Andy's camera IPC-Color4K-T180 be updated with the official Dahua camera firmware IPC-PDW5849-A180-E2-ASTE that appeared recently in the download section...

To clarify and explain my network configuration, I received an optical ZTE ONT F680 router with a public static IP address from the provider, and behind it for my local network I use my TP-Link Archer AX73, on which I enabled OpenVPN Server. I didn't forward the port on the Archer AX73, but I...

UPnP is disabled by default, and the only port I forwarded is UDP port 1194, which is required for OpenVPN to function properly! ;)

I have set it to go via OpenVPN to be able to view and access externally (outside my local network), and I no longer use P2P: 1. I turned off the P2P service on my NVR. 2. On my TP-Link Archer AX73 router, I enabled OpenVPN Server and then generated and exported a configuration file that I...

For me, the audio sounds best when it is set like this: 1. Audio Encoding (Encode Mode): AAC 2. Sampling Rate (Sampling Frequency): 6400 3. Noise Filter: Off

This is a link from the Dahua International website. https://www.dahuasecurity.com/products/All-Products/Network-Cameras/Lite-Series/8-MP/IPC-HFW2831T-ZS-S2=S2 Just select PAL or NTSC standard...

Yes, it looks like P2P was the bottleneck in this case. But here in Serbia, I have installed a lot of IP cameras where I encountered similar problems if the Bitrate is higher than 4096Mbps! P2P doesn't seem to be working properly in my country..!;)

Dear @wittaj just to let you know that I set up OpenVPN on my Archer AX73 router and enabled DMZ on the provider's ONT router, and also downloaded and launched the OpenVPN app on my mobile and now everything works great. . :p Now when I access from outside DMSS there is no problem and the Live...

I did, and it's not a big price, it costs me about 5.5$ per month, but I'll try it and see if OpenVPN will get the job done for me! :) Thank you again for the advice!

Dear @wittaj so then in any case it's better to keep a public static IP address for OpenVPN!? ;)

If I host a VPN service on my router and do OpenVPN, is it better to keep the public static IP address that I now pay with the provider, or does it not affect OpenVPN and OpenVPN works just as well behind a NAT address?

OK, thank you very much. I'll see how to set it up on my router, probably TP-Link has some tutorial about it on their site for my AX73 router... I've never done that with VPN settings before... :)

As if there is a firewall in the ZTE F680 router and it does not allow larger uploads to Dahua P2P servers... Although the problem remains the same when I forward ports 3777 and 80 I'm also thinking of subscribing to a VPN service, but first check out the provider for a public static IP address...

Just like that, it's like my provider is somehow unknowingly blocking that upload to the P2P Dahua servers... maybe it's just my mind and I'm assuming that...

Dear @wittaj this is how every measurement on Speedtest looks like: https://www.speedtest.net/result/14916508597.png

I also suspected that something was wrong with my mobile operator, but exactly the same thing happens when I am at a friend's house or at my work where I am connected to the Wi-Fi network and then also the Live Stream is not fluid and watching the video slows down ! Also my wife has the same...

I tried it, and when I change in DMSS settings to Substream 1, everything goes smoothly but then the live stream and recording are of much worse quality, and that's not a solution for me because I want to watch the live stream and recordings in HD quality where I can zoom in and the recording is...

Of course, I didn't turn off the Substream 1 and it's still active, I just set in DMSS in the streaming settings that the Live stream preview and playback go through the Main stream! And the settings for Substream 1 are this: Codec: H.264 Bitrate: 512Kbps FPS: 15fps

I have had the following problem for a long time, I have a Dahua NVR5216-4KS2 to which 6 pcs TiOC Dahua IP cameras from the WizSense Series are connected via a PoE Switch, and I use the DMSS application for viewing on a mobile phone. At home, where the cameras are located, I have an optical...

Yes, that's what I did from the beginning, but the problem exists as I described in previous posts... It's all strange and I'm starting to doubt even the provider and its internet speed, but again, whenever I measure the speed on the speedtest, the speed is always ok...

I am using Android Samsung A71 while my wife is using iPhone 11 but the problem is identical on both phones and it happens in any location and any other city when we are using our provider's mobile data! But i say the problem always happens when we access from outside and not in our home network...

Dear @hesiod, thank you for your quick response! 1. When I use the P2P service (SN/scan) in DMSS, I never set port forwarding in the ZTE F680 router. 2. When I do port forwarding in the router F680, then in DMSS I set that DMSS connects exclusively via IP/Domain and then I enter my fixed IP...

I have fiber optic Internet at home with a public static IP address (speed 1000/100Mbps) and the provider gave me an ONT router ZTE F680 to use. And now, whenever I access the NVR from the outside and want to watch a live stream or already recorded material via a mobile phone and packet data on...

Dear @wittaj, @fenderman and @tigerwillow1 I'm interested and then which of the two evils (Dahua P2P or public static IP address with port forwarding ) is safer and less vulnerable? Thanks!

I agree with everything you said, and it's my mistake because in my previous post I forgot to say that a long time ago, a crossover cable was used for networking (connecting) only two computers with each other, i.e. on one end of the cable is standard 568A and on the other 568B. Of course, now...

Wiring standard 568B is almost always used for connection between NVRs, Switches, IP Cameras and Routers, and you can freely use CAT5e cables because in most cases the cameras have a throughput (speed) of up to 100Mbps, and CAT5e cables can provide a speed of up to 1GBps and up to 100 meters...

New versions of SmartPSS and SmartPSS Lite have also appeared on the Dahua official website and you can download them from these links: Smart PSS: https://material.dahuasecurity.com/uploads/soft/20230313/General_SMARTPSS-Win64_En_IS_V2.003.0000004.1.R.230310.zip SmartPSS Lite...

I also have the same question, can DSS Express Free version be installed on Windows 11 Pro without installing DSS Server, once 5-6 months ago I tried to install DSS Express but it could not be installed without DSS Server, or I just didn't know how to do it... so I've since given up on even...