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Hi all, I've just read the old post regarding same/similar issuse, and I'd like to ask for your help with my camera. I have an IMOU CUE 2 (sub-brand of Dahua), which worked great, incl. onvif streams & events were available both on AgentDVR, HA, and ODM. A few weeks ago, I had to reset to...

Well, don't be too much disappointed, the important thing is that you improve going forwards, and do your best to prevent intrusion from reoccurring. I wonder, did you install it DYI? Was that the only/last line of defence? It is important to note, that since this post, I have tested some...

Ok so here is an update, I have now tested 4 models of imou DB61i, IPC-A22E-B (Ranger), Knight 4K, Cue 2. All 4 work very nice giving not only RTSP links via ONVIF, but also their events are broadcasted to the local network. That said, I have only managed to get "event" of movment being...

Lorex 2K doorbell I think this is correct, only RTSP.

It does, but like many imou products (formerly Lechange ) you can only get the RTSP streams. Don't expect it to send detection events etc.. Not sure about doorbell calls yet.

Ya, I realized that one must test his equipment and consider to complement with other measures or replace altogether.

I disabled the wifi from the PC when connected to the PLA with cable, it's easier and meets and same goal I guess. About connecting the the doorbell via the wifi of the PLA - it work :) I can stream the doorbell's RTSP if I connect the PC to the PLA1, the PLA2 or the router. So now here is a...

I have done the test now with the cable (done it days ago as well), same results - I can ping and stream RTSP from the bullet camera, but the doorbell is acting like it is not there - no ping, no RTSP. Internet speed test & surfing works great.

If PC connects to PL1/PL2 - RTSP stream & ping can only be done with bullet camera, not with doorbell. If PC connects to ROUTER - RTSP stream & ping from both Bullet camera & doorbell work fine.

Thank you for all this info, I guess I have Gen 2/3 of these Powerline adapters, as in order to set them up initially - a button must be pushed on both devices (the one next to the router and the distant unit), then a light confirms the connection between the two devices was successfully...

2 Cameras in the house - 1 is an IMOU KNIGHT 4k, it is connected by wifi to the router, and it's RTSP is streaming now even if the PC is connected to the Powerline adapter. The other camera is the video doorbell IMOU DB61i. To be 100% clear - The video doorbell is connected by wifi to the...

UPDATE: Ok so with the help of all of you, I've been able to figure out that it's possible, and have been able to get the stream from one camera via the Powerline adapter too. The problem remains the new doorbell model IMOU DB61i :angry: It's a nice doorbell, and when connected to the router I...

I could basically work around this by using an external DNS, but than I can only reach one of the cameras, as they are all set to use port 554 for RTSP by default. Is there a way to modify this port? I saw no such option on Dahua ConfigTool :( and their support is asking me to first answer a...

RTSP is streaming by default as I'm using IMOU (Dahua) models. the error on VLC reads: Connection failed: VLC could not connect to "192.168.1.7:554". Your input can't be opened: VLC is unable to open the MRL...

Some Imou (Dahua) models, they all stream RTSP without a problem on the local network, the problem only starts when I try to stream it to the PC which is connected via the Powerline. Connection failed: VLC could not connect to "192.168.1.7:554". Your input can't be opened: VLC is unable to...

Hi, I have an RTSP camera and my goal is to record motion events on a PC located out of reach from the router. The PC is connected to the powerline adapter, which is naturally connected to the router via AC network. The internet from the Power adapter works fine, it is only when I try to...

I do thank you, and value your replies! :)

I must disagree, I think you complicate and excuse a simple situation. allow me to explain: I claim that Ajax claim for pet immunity only "up to 20 kg, and height — up to 50 cm" is invalid, point. You can place their motion sensor in any empty space, 2.4m above the ground and go very fast on 4...

Thanks, but I'm not sure I understood your take on this, as 2.4m is the exact installation height recommended by Ajax instructions. My only point is - they should not claim something works in a specific way if it doesn't. In other words, if Ajax motion sensors can be overcome by simply going on...

Hi all, I have been testing my Ajax system for a while now, and I must start by saying these systems are top notch, so please don't take this post as anything against the maker, on the contrary - I find Ajax to be one of the best out there. That said, while testing I did find some problems, one...