IPC-HFW4300S Both cameras at the same time went crazy!

Sabot

Sabot

Getting the hang of it
Dec 3, 2014
111
8
Austin, TX
I have two of these cameras. I came home today to find the one on left. (The right one is a HikVision)


attachment.php


I checked Blue Iris settings and found nothing. I powered cycled BI. Still had the crazy images. Then I tried to open both cameras via Internet Explorer. Both said my password was incorrect. One locked me out. I started to get a little nervous. I decided to leave it along and go off to do some other chores. A few hours later, I tried to login to the cameras directly. This time I was able to. Don't know what happen for I used my user/password. The cameras both freaked out. I went straight to the settings and reset to factory settings. The images on the camera's has been normal so far. I only had these for a week!!!!

Any ideas what happen and would cause both cameras to freak out??

Oh i did use two new programs to view the cameras live: Netcam Studio X (in Beta) and IP Camera Viewer 2 I am now wondering if they jacked up these two cameras for they went crazy shortly after I closed these two programs. I will be uninstalling them after I finish updating this post!
 

Attachments

  • Dahua Crazy Image Capture.PNG
    Dahua Crazy Image Capture.PNG
    351.2 KB · Views: 92
Last edited by a moderator:
How are you powering the cameras? switch? if so which one? Also if both those programs were pulling a stream as well as BI, you may have overloaded the cam...
 
PoE. TP-LINK TL-SG1008PE 8-Port Gigabit PoE Switch. I do recall having both of the programs on plus BI
 
Why is one picture so wide and the other so narrow? And what is wrong with the picture on the right?
 
I did a screen capture and didn't capture the entire right image. The issue was with the left image. As Mr Fenderman pointed out, i must have overloaded the two Dahua cameras running multiple streams. The Hikvision handed the streams. All cameras are fully operational now. Thank goodness!
 
I'm not digging Dahua at all. They can't handle multiple streams very well. This morning, I setup the FireTV to monitor the cameras. I have two programs (Blue Iris and Milestone) monitoring the cameras. When I fired up the FireTV, the Dahua's wigged out again. The Hiki's have been rock solid. The only way I can get the Dahua's to come back is setting them back to "Default" mode within the camera's firmware. Power cycling does nothing. It's not painful, just annoying. Im tempted just to go ahead and replace them with Hiki's.
 
Where can I find instructions on how to do that? Right now the FireTV is using a goggle app. Would I need to use the Blue Iris app?
 
What app are you using?
ipcamviewer (robert chou) has a direct blue iris option (i have to select blue iris v3 not the h.264), you can even use the camera short name instead of the camera number)...
 
I am using IP Cam Viewer Pro. Amazon's app store does not have ipcamviewer (robert chou).
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top Bottom