Viewed with internet explorer or geovision's remote viewer looks great, on the NVR looks great. On the Samsung S5 it looks awful. I thought it might be adapting to the network speed, so I disabled mobile data on my phone and turned on wifi and had it sitting on top of the router, ASUS RT66 which is pretty good - more than enough for a single 4 or 8 mbps cam stream, but still compressed to youtube 160pish quality.
Before making a fool of myself I searched the forum for "gv-eye" and saw no results, so I figured I'd ask. If I am missing something really silly and obvious feel free to smack me over the head with a wet tuna.
I notice that more and more systems are starting to allow high quality streaming, where what you see on the phone can actually be zoomed in on and is comparable quality to the stream that the camera actually broadcasts. I am hoping GeoVision isn't behind on my feature - it is one of my favorite NVRs for its browsing interface.
Before making a fool of myself I searched the forum for "gv-eye" and saw no results, so I figured I'd ask. If I am missing something really silly and obvious feel free to smack me over the head with a wet tuna.
I notice that more and more systems are starting to allow high quality streaming, where what you see on the phone can actually be zoomed in on and is comparable quality to the stream that the camera actually broadcasts. I am hoping GeoVision isn't behind on my feature - it is one of my favorite NVRs for its browsing interface.
Just bastardized version of the iOS app I guess. Oh well.
Lovely.