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We also have a lot of rules of stuff like retention, fps, and what has to always have a camera on it.

They come from the network switches (Extreme) to our VMS servers. We have 4 servers under our primary. Each of them have quite a few cameras on them (a bit over 400 cameras total on all 4 servers). I'm wondering if I need to move cameras around to different servers. Any way to reduce resource...

I have issue with my Dahua IP cameras with intermittent freezing issues/pausing/skipping during live view. We use the 52C232XANR models here. I do surveillance in a casino and the state requires us to have 30fps. I can't budge on that at all. It would take state legislation. Video Settings...

Is that something I'll probably need to access from the camera itself? I have a little handheld viewer I can take to test cameras.

I have another camera experiencing "ghosting" issues. This one is a fixed analog, not a PTZ. To get to the settings, I go into an IP address which reaches the encoder that this (and several other cameras) are on. It's a wisenet encoder if that helps. If you need any specific stats, let me...

I picked up the Nextbase - 320XR Dash Camera with Rear Window Camera from our local Best Buy. It's not the best but for only $150, it isn't the worst, either. It doesn't have as much of a wide angel as I hoped for and no smart phone features but I can record video/audio on the front and video...

So I adjusted the DNR and it seems to have fixed the camera with issues. I truly appreciate the help. On the FPS. In this state, we are hung on laws concerning gaming and the state isn't that fast about changing the laws. I'm just thankful communities like this exists with folks like you. I...

So, the FPS has to be 30 at minimum. That's per the gaming board regulations in my state. If I don't change that setting, should I change the others differently than what you have suggested or do the same? As for lighting, there is a lot of slot machines in the area. Those of course have many...

Under the Picture settings: Brightness, Contrast, Saturation, Chroma CNT, Sharpness, Sharpness CNT, and Gamma is set to 50 (out of 100) Flip is 0 degrees EIS is off Picture Freeze is off Under the Exposure Settings: Anti-flicker is set to Outdoors Mode is Auto Exposure Comp is at 50 out of 100...

For sure! For Main Stream: Encode: H.264H Smart Codec: Off Resolution: 1920*1080(1080P) FPS: 30 Bit Rate Type: CBR (5,000 bit rate) I Frame Interval: 30 SVC" 1(off) For Sub Stream: Encode: H.264H Resolution: 704*480(D1) FPS: 30 Bit Rate Type: CBR (1,024 bit rate) I Frame Interval: 60 SVC"...

I might be choosing a bad term. This is what is going on: I'll move the PTZ, and a trail of the images will be slightly left behind which is what I'm referring to as "ghosting". If there is a different term, by all means, please correct me. What could be a solution to stop this for Dahua IP...

Shawn here. I'm a Surveillance Agent and Tech-in-Training for a casino in Illinois. I joined to get ideas and community support for camera issues. We work with a lot of different cameras here, some being particularly old. Thanks for having me and I look forward to being a member here.