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    Unstable FPS depending on what cameras active

    Context: 3 IP cameras using one point-to-point Ubiquiti radio link. 1 camera is a Dahua IPC-HFW2431S-S-S2 (4MP) and the other 2 are cheapo Nivian cameras (5MP) which will be replaced soon with decent cameras. All cameras running at 15fps, keyframes 15, H264, the Dahua at CBR 6144, the other...
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    Do some Dahua cameras actually switch properly between night and day?

    After reading a few threads on recommended settings for day/night on Dahua cameras, I configured a couple of IPC-HFW2431S-S-S2 as follows: Day - 0~4ms gain 0-30 Night - 0~8.3ms gain 0-50 I've been observing the stream in BI during the day and night, as well as recorded video, and it would seem...
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    Suggestions for camera(s) for weather - looking for 360° view

    I live in a rural area, around 3,500ft elevation, mountainy region. Weather can change very rapidly, winds can be high (so it can rain and snow almost horizontally at times...) I was considering installing camera(s) on the roof, taking advantage of a TV/weather station mast I already have up...
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    Stream from (cheap) camera unstable at higher bitrate?

    I submit this to the collective wisdom here, as it doesn't make much sense to me... I would assume that a higher bitrate setting on a camera implies less compression and therefore less processor load on the camera side. This test I ran on some cheap cameras, I have not tried the same on my...
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    [SOLVED] Can FPS value be monitored and accessed? HomeSeer & BlueIris via JSON

    Hello! Long time viewer on this forum, don't usually post. As I consider the possibility of acquiring a GPU for my i7-4790K for CodeProject AI I may possibly start posting... in any case, I have learned a lot over the years and greatly benefited from so much collective knowledge, it is much...
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