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    Copying Empiretech NVR Content To NAS or Cloud Host

    Deleted - a solution (SFTP snapshots to a server) has been found.
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    Dahua/Empiretech NVR Storage - Meaning of the asterisk next to one of the two HDD #'s?

    Thanks!
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    Dahua/Empiretech NVR Storage - Meaning of the asterisk next to one of the two HDD #'s?

    I was unclear - I mean how the cameras are displayed, storage settings (e.g. General, Motion, etc.), and any other NVR-specific settings.
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    Dahua/Empiretech NVR Storage - Meaning of the asterisk next to one of the two HDD #'s?

    OK, cool. What about the camera settings and other configuration, please? Are they stored on either of the drives or only in NVR memory - untouched when the drives are formatted? (I don't see any other provision, other than formatting, to empty the contents of the drives.)
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    Remote-via-Internet KVM - Full remote access to Empiretech NVR

    We've just tested a GL.iNet Comet (GL-RM1) Remote KVM Over Internet device with tailscale. It provides full remote keyboard, mouse, and monitor access to a Empiretech NVR - as if directly plugged into it. (This bypasses the Web access restrictions for several features.) Just thought I'd share...
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    Dahua/Empiretech NVR Storage - Meaning of the asterisk next to one of the two HDD #'s?

    In the Dahua/Empiretech NVR Storage - Disk Manager window there's an asterisk next to one of the two HDD #'s - what does it mean, please? I want to empty the drives so we can observe disk usage with changed settings. I don't want to risk wiping all of the camera settings when I format. Thanks.
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    Access to NVR via Wireguard & nomachine

    Looks like SiPEED is joining the upgraded-features race & their github says they've moved to open source for the NanoKVM-Pro sipeed 矽速科技 官网
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    Access to NVR via Wireguard & nomachine

    Looked awesome until ... "The GLKVM App is a Windows and macOS-exclusive application designed for remote access and control of devices connected to GL.iNet's KVM devices, such as the Comet (GL-RM1) making it ideal for IT professionals, remote workers, and power users who need direct access to...
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    Access to NVR via Wireguard & nomachine

    This may prove to be an even more elegant solution ... when it's available, again ... JetKVM - Control any computer remotely
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    Access to NVR via Wireguard & nomachine

    When I looked at 'SmartPSS' it only mentioned MS versions of windows - and I don't do MS. Linux only. DMSS appears to use a cloud link of some sort & I'm trying to simply, rather than add, layers of dependency/gatekeepers wherever I can. OK re. reporting back what I discover. Thanks.
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    Access to NVR via Wireguard & nomachine

    If we connect an HDMI Encoder (e.g. 1080P P60 that supports SRT, RTMP, RTSP, RTMPS, UDP, HTTP, HLS) to the HDMI port of a Empiretech nvr7616-16p-2ai - we should be able to view the display remotely (via Wireguard then a Raspberry Pi hosting nomachine.) Note: The HDMI encoder would have it's own...
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    Live view stuck but Remote Device shows active feed

    It (and another one that's working fine) is connected to a wireless bridge that's then connected to a switch that's connected to a managed switch that's connected to the router - and the NVR 'finds' it there. It's been working fine ...
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    Live view stuck but Remote Device shows active feed

    Yeah. It's bizarre. The NVR is receiving the streaming video but for some reason isn't updating it to the HDMI monitor - but only on one channel. (It would seem to be a NVR problem vs a Reolink camera problem.)
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    Live view stuck but Remote Device shows active feed

    Is this what you wanted?
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    Live view stuck but Remote Device shows active feed

    I can view my Camera "D7" here ~/#/index/RemoteDevice/cameraConfig on my Empiretech NVR NVR16CH-16P-2AI gui and it looks fine. But when I go to "Live" ~/#/index/preview/ it displays correctly as well. But on the HDMI monitor, connected to the NVR, it displays as an old, fixed-image, from the...
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