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Defusing IRs. Anyone played with this?
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WiFi Camera options where no wires are possible?
Running wire in a log home is easy. Ive installed thousands of outlets. Hire a professional with the right tools. He will get what he needs and wont see it.- BubbaJoe
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- Forum: IP Cameras
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Can't Add JVC VNH257VPU
Type your http like this: 192.168.1.61:80 Then hit inspect see what that does.- BubbaJoe
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- Forum: Troubleshooting
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Some things I cannot find in help
Just set up a group to trigger. When one triggers the other will also.- BubbaJoe
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- Forum: What's New
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Defusing IRs. Anyone played with this?
I have several IRs around the house. All of them have hot spots. Anyone played around with defusing your IRs? If you have, did it work and what materials did you use? I'm surprised we don't have a IR sub-forum. -
Learning the hard way. Five plus years of using BI and still learning.
Learning the hard way. Five plus years of using BI and still learning.- BubbaJoe
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Nest cam stop working in BI
I'm not Fenderman but I'll give you my 2cents worth. Go dahua. The cheap dahuas are the 4431c and 4433c both are poe and can be made wireless with a cheap wifi dongle. They are 110 degrees and work great in low light. Get a starlight if you want even better low light performance. You wont be...- BubbaJoe
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- Forum: Troubleshooting
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New Setup - Home Use - Budget Build - POE
There is a lot of knowledge on this board. Don't rush this. Read and read more. Go with dahua cams and put them at 6 feet off the ground. Iding someone with cams at 6 feet is very easy. I use BI so can't help with the nvr. But go dahua you wont regret it.- BubbaJoe
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- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Outdoor POE Cameras & Grounding
Use plastic. My house/yard took a hit using metal conduit. It struck the ground 30 feet from the house and about 10 feet from the conduit. I was able to save my main cpu, fridge and some dvrs but that was it. Lost the TVs, cams, printer, microwave, modem, router and several lights. Everything...- BubbaJoe
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- Forum: IP Cameras
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Any good BI compatible cam at local BestBuy or such
From my experience not really. I bought several Dlinks from BB a couple of years ago. All have degraded quickly the last year. At this point none can be used in low light. The picture is very fussy no matter what i do to correct it. Same goes for my Foscams. Both brands now sit in a box as back...- BubbaJoe
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- Forum: IP Cameras
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Lagging live view
Replace the patch cable from your switch to the BI cpu and see what happens.- BubbaJoe
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- Forum: Troubleshooting
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Driving slow, and making me a little worried
No not a vest. There's no bulk to it. Did the 16mm fit inside the case? SLICK retro.- BubbaJoe
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- Forum: Camera Captures
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Recommendation for IPC-HDW4431C-A
The 2.8 will give you right at 100 degrees of coverage. The 3.6 gives you right at 70 degrees of coverage. BTW I have five 4431c cameras. They work great. -
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Foscams dropping every 10 mins
Yes I would. Also turn off uPnP inside the cameras, no reason to tell the net they are there if you give them a static ip. As a side note: Foscams phone home every 20 seconds. Only way you can see them calling home is blocking all external ports or use wireshark to watch their traffic. -
Foscams dropping every 10 mins
Looks like you did it right. It may have lost signal during the upload. Reset it, start over. Assign the cameras a static ip.. Turn off DCHP in the cameras. Make sure and have them hardwired during updates. -
Foscams dropping every 10 mins
Don't update until you are sure you have the correct firmware. Hard reset the downed camera. Hopefully it will come back. Foscams are a pain in the ass to update. You have to go from one firmware to the next. Don't skip any, example: Firmware v1 to v2 to v3 etc. Start with your current... -
No Signal: timeout, check IP address and port
Right! BI looks for them. My mistake.- BubbaJoe
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- Forum: Troubleshooting
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No Signal: timeout, check IP address and port
Assign a static IP on the computer. Cameras don't know where to look if your cpu ip change- BubbaJoe
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- Forum: Troubleshooting
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When using IE, where do saved clips go?
Look in your windows download folder. Start, Computer, Downloads.- BubbaJoe
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- Forum: Troubleshooting
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Dahua IPC-HFW5431E-Z5 Camera Problem
You need to set your exposure to auto. The cameras are staying in night mode. I don't have that model, but I assume the dahua UI is the same or close to mine. -
Quick and Dirty Comparison of: HDW4431C-A V2 HDW4433C-A HDW4631C-A HFW4431R-Z HFW5231R-Z HDW5231R-Z
I don't know. Look at the low light shots you posted. The 4433 has a slight edge on the 4431 and 4631. Are the 4433 and 4631 metal or plastic? -
Quick and Dirty Comparison of: HDW4431C-A V2 HDW4433C-A HDW4631C-A HFW4431R-Z HFW5231R-Z HDW5231R-Z
I don't know. Take a look at his simulated night shots. The 4433 is out performing the 4431 and 4631. I might change my order Andy and get three of the 4433 models. I need to keep reading. -
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Quick and Dirty Comparison of: HDW4431C-A V2 HDW4433C-A HDW4631C-A HFW4431R-Z HFW5231R-Z HDW5231R-Z
Great post. Thx for sharing. I have several 4431C-A-v2 models and have been happy with them. Low budget with decent performance. I use several external IRs to help support low light. They work great with the added light. I have been thinking about upgrading some older cams. But not ready to... -
How Do I Change The BI UI Size On Monitor
To change the clip viewing size bottom right corner after you open it. There is a +/= sign to make the clip windows larger or smaller. To change the overall size of BI don't known. -
Starlight Camera in Cube model?
Andy you are like a crack dealer...LOL.