camviewer43
Getting the hang of it
I have a Dahua IPC-T5442TM. Is there anyone to remotely change the Day/Night mode? The built-in time based one isn't very good since lighting conditions change by the day.
Is there an API for changing night/day modes on Dahua?
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Yes and someone made it easy!
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Dahua day/night switch utility - DahuaSunriseSunset
I wanted to use stronger noise reduction at night and weaker during the day, but Dahua seems to have made a mess of the profile management. On most cameras, there doesn't seem to be a way to have the camera switch automatically between Day and Night profiles when the camera changes between...
I used the dahua day/night utility for years, it's a must. Bonus if you run home assistant with dahua camera integration.
what about those of us that have both Dahua and Hikvision?
MikeLud1
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Below is a link to someone that forked the CameraSunriseSunset and added Hikvision
GitHub - mlapaglia/IpCameraSunriseSunset: Windows Service That toggles Dahua/Hikvision cameras between night and day at sunset and sunrise
Windows Service That toggles Dahua/Hikvision cameras between night and day at sunset and sunrise - mlapaglia/IpCameraSunriseSunset
github.com
camviewer43
Getting the hang of it
Oh man, it's so good to hear that I'm not the only one having issues with the day/night profile on dahua. Sometimes you work on issues on isolation and just think you're the only one dealing with a problem.
I'm so confused what even is the issue. Sometimes the image is great at night, sometimes not. Is it just not switching to night profile?
I'm so confused what even is the issue. Sometimes the image is great at night, sometimes not. Is it just not switching to night profile?
Depending on the camera, all the day/night switching does is uses one profile and simply switches from color to IR and B/W.
So in the business settings that Dahua caters to, the same settings for shutter, etc. can be the same. But for a house where it will be a lot darker at night, using one profile is problematic.
So probably what you experienced is snow or full moon or something that provided more lighting that allowed it to "work" some of the time because it was using day or general profile.
So in the business settings that Dahua caters to, the same settings for shutter, etc. can be the same. But for a house where it will be a lot darker at night, using one profile is problematic.
So probably what you experienced is snow or full moon or something that provided more lighting that allowed it to "work" some of the time because it was using day or general profile.