New Reolink Wired POE Doorbell Cam ?

teredactle said:
Thanks @TonyR , that Tycon splitter is $150 in Canada, so it's a no go for me. I also checked out the FOV with my 2K Lorex doorbell and I don't get near the coverage that the dual lens (Panoeagle) gives me which is on par with what I wanted. Still on the hunt for a small factor dual lens, but looks like there really isn't one (for now).
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Yikes!
Here's another, apparently for $20 USD => 48V POE to 24V DC converter 24W POE splitter for 24V passive POE Accessories
 
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I recently tried to have the doorbell ring also on my phone app, so that if I'm too far from the actual chime, I can hear the doorbell, but I don't find a way to enable this in the app, without also enabling notifications for motion which then floods my phone anytime someone walks in front of the house. Is there a way to just have the app ring when the doorbell button is pressed, with no other notification? I'm on Android, for reference.

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TonyR said:
FWIW, the member you replied to passed away in Feb. of 2023. :confused:
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Wonder if it is an AI post? I read that companies are using AI to scour the Internet for negative post about their products.
 
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David L said:
Wonder if it is an AI post? I read that companies are using AI to scour the Internet for negative post about their products.
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Could be.
If it is, let's see how long it takes our recently AWOL admin to deal with it.
 
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Just picked up a refurb POE doorbell and so far so good. I flashed it to the latest firmware and am pleased to find that adding it to my Dahua NVR as an ONVIF protocol device works fine, including ONVIF motion detection. My only issue at present is that despite choosing constant framerate and bitrate for main and sub stream, playback of the captured stream on both Blue Iris and on my Dahua NVR has video speed and video-audio sync issues. It is as if the reported frame rate is not the same as the encoded frame rate. The audio plays at normal speed while the video races. Does anyone else have the same observation? Is there a known fix? Thanks.
 
ExTechjunkie said:
Just picked up a refurb POE doorbell and so far so good. I flashed it to the latest firmware and am pleased to find that adding it to my Dahua NVR as an ONVIF protocol device works fine, including ONVIF motion detection. My only issue at present is that despite choosing constant framerate and bitrate for main and sub stream, playback of the captured stream on both Blue Iris and on my Dahua NVR has video speed and video-audio sync issues. It is as if the reported frame rate is not the same as the encoded frame rate. The audio plays at normal speed while the video races. Does anyone else have the same observation? Is there a known fix? Thanks.
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Try RTMP Stream....
 
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