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  1. djangel

    Think I bricked my NVR. Help!

    Reading at some of the other threads @CoreyX64 had the same problem you are having now. I can see you already asked him about it and that you are aware that this will probably require a serial connection. You will probably need to buy a USB TTL serial adapter meanwhile. I purchased these two...
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    Think I bricked my NVR. Help!

    I'm assuming by this point you are getting frustrated and worried about this issue, but I know we can get you back running. Let's just continue troubleshooting. I did a search for the file you mentioned, econt_Vision-AV2000 and found a few threads with people that ran into the same or similar...
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    Is this as good as it gets?

    That looks pretty good to me. Have you played with backlight settings yet? WDR might make it a little better, but don't go too high on it. Do you have it setup for day/night auto-switch? If so, you might want to consider changing it to schedule and play with the night settings options for...
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    Think I bricked my NVR. Help!

    You know, I was thinking about the direct connection statement with a crossover cable and I just remembered that I used the same cable from my NVR (which I think is a straight-thru) to the computer port and the TFTP still worked. I just overlooked connecting to the switch that I had there...
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    Think I bricked my NVR. Help!

    Well, it seems to be an issue with the way you are connecting the NVR and PC. Is the switch still connected to other devices when you are attempting to connect the NVR and computer? If so, try disconnecting all other cables and try again. If for some reason you are connecting the computer and...
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    Think I bricked my NVR. Help!

    Ok. Where did you download the 3.3.4 firmware? http://www.hikvisioneurope.com/portal/index.php?dir=Product%20Firmware/Recorder/DS-76%2677%2686%2685%2696-ST%20-SP%20-XT-RT/V3.3.4%20build%20150616%20Multi-lingual/ or http://overseas.hikvision.com/us/download_89.html or other?
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    Think I bricked my NVR. Help!

    Do you have a 76XXN or NI? Mine is a 7608N and would not let me change it at all. I went ahead and updated to 3.3.4 again, rebooted cameras and NVR, and still not able to change it. Only option I can change is the bitrate if I select a custom one from the main stream. I just went back to...
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    Think I bricked my NVR. Help!

    What's the exact model for your NVR and where did you bought it from? What firmware version shows in SADP?
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    Think I bricked my NVR. Help!

    Is the NVR connected to the LAN port and not one of the POE/camera ports? Just checking.
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    Think I bricked my NVR. Help!

    The TFTP IP has nothing to do with the IP setup for the NVR. I updated the instruction on my previous post. See if that works.
  11. djangel

    Think I bricked my NVR. Help!

    Change PC IP address to 192.0.0.168, 255.255.255.0. I would disable the firewall and/or antivirus to make sure they are not blocking access. Also, disable any wifi adapters. Add the digicap.dav file to same folder the TFTP program is and start the TFTP server. Connect the NVR and PC/laptop...
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    Is this as good as it gets?

    I would double it to 8192 kbps.
  13. djangel

    BlueIris PTZ control support for Huisun IP PTZ mini bullet camera

    Just a quick follow up. New BI version 4.1.9 with new camera configuration window options and network discovery still unable to find the camera's ONVIF parameters. No PTZ controls yet :sad2:
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    Hardware video acceleration coming. What effect might this have?

    Don't we all... I'm pretty sure that's one of the goals for BI. Meanwhile, any optimization to current code is better than nothing.
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    Avidsen Oga Motoriz

    Have you tried using Onvif Device Manager v2.2.250 to see if you can connect to them? It might help figure out which port they are using.
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