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Couple of observations 1- turn off WDR at night. Use it in daytime if absolutely necessary. It creates motion blur at night especially 2- Really not as bad as I thought it would be. You just need more light. Either IR or white light. With enough light you may also be able to back off DNR just a...

Same resources, better detection with less false alerts. SMD is just an AI layer on tiop of regular MD. It detects the entire scene only, no zones, and with no directional element IVS is way superior. So yes what I'm saying is try turning off SMD on a channel and instead using IVS on that...

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You need to convert them to mp4 If you're using Dahua gear you should be able to choose mp4 to export

That may be the issue. SMD is simply another AI tool. You may find you can’t run it and IVS simultaneously on the same channel.

Hope you and yours are well too sir. Getting the hang of retirement, I like it! On the firewall device, while it can also be used as a router, I don’t. I still use my Netgear router. But easy VPN implementation, built in dual LAN support and all of the many things that come with a good firewall...

I think I'm good, but it all depends on the intensity of the engagement ;)

Auto or Outdoor should be fine on that

^^^^^ Amen

Mo betta, but still a tad overexposed and see if that sharpness reduction helps

Ahh Yeah, seeing that it could well be he cropped out a portion of the image with digital zoom

Nighttime captures can take a little work How far off are you from these settings? 100-120ft Might turn sharpness down even more than I have it

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Contact Andy (favorite forum supplier for years) he may be able to help Empiretech=Dahua rebranded @EMPIRETECANDY

Doubtful they have the same features,I could buy $39 Chinese cameras too ;)

I use this and I think it rocks. Very flexible. I'm using Wireguard on it currently VERY simple to setup and manage even for network dummies like me. I dont use it as a router, left my Netgear in place. https://firewalla.com/collections/firewalla-products/products/firewalla-purple

Yuck

We're way past the legal system helping I'm afraid. Things like this will continue to trickle down, "if he can thumb his nose at the court so can I" attitude if it spreads, things will get ugly.

No, only to about 30-40 ft

'fraid I cant be much help. I've never tried that What do you plan on streaming them to in order to view them? You could I suppose download SmartPSSLite and use it as a viewer, not sure about saving the streams to your laptop. I would think that will eat up a ton of drive space pretty quickly...

A win!

For $349 these are awesome and surprisingly simple and versatile even for a non technical person Firewalla Purple: Gigabit Cyber Security Firewall & Router with WiFi Protecting Your Family and Business (Ships Worldwide) This was helpful for me, 4 ways to connect it to your network...

At first I'd recommend BI because thats what you're familiar with and that knowledge will come in handy training him. But.. NVR is going to be more simple to set up and run You can use P2P and make it all seemless, which as far as I can tell we've never seen a report of any hacking of an NVR...

Dont get me wrong, I dont advocate leaving them attached directly to the router. At minimum buy a small switch. I only meant to use that method for the 5 min it takes to configure them

Um, How much ammo is considered stockpiling? Asking for a friend :rolleyes:

No you do not need internet. You can unplug your home router from the internet and still connect to the camera

FWIW and I'm a network dummy, I have 2 Dahua cameras, one newish 4K-T and one older 5442 S2 plugged into a PoE switch on my LAN for about 6 months now. My Dahua NVR is also plugged into that switch I have a firewall appliance that sits in front of my router that shows me ALL flows in and out by...

Yep knew it couldnt talk to cameras plugged into the NVR PoE ports. It actually has a number of functions, but I never use it for initilization

Ive used the Config tool in the past, but its been years. Didnt recall it being able to see across networks. But logging into the camera GUI is simpler

A PoE switch on the LAN also allows it access to the Interwebs no? I just did it using a 12v wall wart, worked fine, and my network appears to not have been taken over by Bolivian hackers