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Bit Rate Issues
Some Images: Network Connection BI PC to Switch (remotely mounted within 2 feet fo camera): Camera Encoding Settings: BI Reported Bit Rates: BI Video Display Options:- CCTVCam
- Post #5
- Forum: Troubleshooting
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Bit Rate Issues
I'm running 16,400. The stream is reported in BI as being 2,000.- CCTVCam
- Post #4
- Forum: Troubleshooting
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Bit Rate Issues
Hi, I'm having some Bit Rate Issues. I'm on an older BI build atm until I can get some PC backup software as everytime I update and AI gets upset, I end up having to do a total clean Windows Installation to fix it! So the issue I'm having is what I've always seen - my 4k camera's mainstream...- CCTVCam
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- Forum: Troubleshooting
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Mini-Review - 5442-ZE-S3 AKA T54IR-ZE-S3 - Replacement to 5442-ZE
The pedestrian issue can be solved by the use of trip wires instead of motion detection. That's a simple fix. -
A new MINI PTZ with autotracking 5X zoom.
In fairness most cctv cameras are fixed length, it's only ther ptzs and zooms that aren't. I agree on the AI. Maybe that's what we're starting to see with the S3. I've had a look at some of the recent phones night video, they don't appear bad. Not as good as Dahua / Hik though, although it has... -
focus problem?
What Mike and Wittaj said. If there's more detail, to fit it into the same data limit, the camera has to compress it harder which is why the quality drops off. More compression = more artefacts and mistakes. You're picture has horrendous levels of detail with all the small stones, dead blades of... -
A new MINI PTZ with autotracking 5X zoom.
I know this is an older message in this thread, but in reply I kind of agree but don't. When you look at action cameras, many are made to a resonable budget but have larger sensors these days. eg Insta 360, DJ Osmo Pocket 3. (Both of these are mid range expensive but that's largely explained by... -
focus problem?
Yeah you will never get total back to front sharpness this side of variable aperture which doesn't exist. As for the Arlo. Even though the colour balance looks better in the picture above, which is explained by the use of Auto and including too much sky in the Dahua picture, when you look at... -
Money & Economics
That's not Socialist but the Capitalist aim. Some have reported it as the Total concentration of the money in the top 1% with them holding all the assets, with everyone else as surfs. A return to the old days of the king in his castle and the peasant scum with nothing outside doing his bidding... -
Firmware Upgrades Without Fear, Is this Possible?
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focus problem?
For a start, set lighting to Outdoor for Daylight not auto. Auto will produce erratic results. None of the exposure settings want to be on auto. You have to dial professional cameras in for the best pitcure because there's much more adjustability. There's also much more bright sky in the Dahua... -
MFW5241T2-E3-ASE: new triple sight very long range perimeter protection camera
1/2.8" alarm bells for night vision. In their demo video it doesn't look paricularly great in the day and at night washes out the faces on the shorter ranges with the high powered IR required for the long range lens. Great idea for a camera. Not sure the implementation is there yet. Maybe a... -
focus problem?
I have 2 of these (3 if you count the replacement). At 25 feet you aren't going to recognise anyone. Interestingly though, this improves a bit for me with backlight control, although I now keep it off to keep the important foreground area brighter. I wonder if Dahua are doing something with the... -
Worlds First Review - Dahua - IPC-Color4K-X / DH-IPC-HFW5849T1-ASE-LED - Full Color 4K Camera
Again I don't believe it until I see a worldwide market share anaylsis from Dahua. This market analysis report compares the market shares of the biggest brands and projects shares going forwards. This slide is for the Asia Pacific market which is probably the biggest on the planet and shows... -
Worlds First Review - Dahua - IPC-Color4K-X / DH-IPC-HFW5849T1-ASE-LED - Full Color 4K Camera
I'd like to see proof of that. I'm pretty sure 99% of householders buy Ring, Arla etc simply because they want plug and play. Very few consumers can be bothered with time consuming and technically difficult pages of settings in NVR's and cameras. In my own area, there's only 1 other house with... -
Worlds First Review - Dahua - IPC-Color4K-X / DH-IPC-HFW5849T1-ASE-LED - Full Color 4K Camera
I've made no secret of the fact it cost £5k fdor the body in all my posts above. However, unfair? No. 8 years have lapsed since and whilst that size sensor and lens may remain expensive due to the very low numbers being produced, when you look at the DSLR and phone market, some much smaller... -
Worlds First Review - Dahua - IPC-Color4K-X / DH-IPC-HFW5849T1-ASE-LED - Full Color 4K Camera
Nah Dahua is creating for the Commercial Market and generally most commercial users aren't swayed by gimmicks. TIOC has it's place on a single entry point camera in a system that has other cameras recording images either if the deterrence fails, or before it's activated but as a single camera... -
Worlds First Review - Dahua - IPC-Color4K-X / DH-IPC-HFW5849T1-ASE-LED - Full Color 4K Camera
I personally wouldn't touch a TIOC camera. I've had one. Whilst they're great for deterrence purposes, once the flashing lights start, the picture quality is degraded. They also tend to use smaller less capable sensors. As a single point camera as a part of an integrated system of non tioc... -
Worlds First Review - Dahua - IPC-Color4K-X / DH-IPC-HFW5849T1-ASE-LED - Full Color 4K Camera
You could always move the flood lights. to the same side as the camera tp avoid backlighting. I doubt you'd need more than 1 anyway. The 4Kt is very sensitive. I run one successfully on my back yard with light from a less than 400 lumen bulb and that's a non directional light, so much of the... -
Flock installed LPR's without permits and has now been banned from operating in two states
UK has been using ANPR (autmatic NUmber PLate Recognition) cameras for about 2 decades. Over here used at key locations to detect stolen vehicles, untaxed vehicles and speeding (average speed cameras where the vehicle is timed between the cameras). There are plenty of large extablished players... -
Jamming
If you want to stop jamming, stop playing Bob Marley.... :) :) :)- CCTVCam
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- Forum: Networking
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More Aurora August 27 and 28, 2024
From where I live I've only seen it once in my life during the big event earlier this year. I agree stunning, especially when you get the corona effect by being near the atmosphereric impact site example 5th picture down in this newspaper article from earlier this year containing the UK event...- CCTVCam
- Post #5
- Forum: Camera Captures
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Do you think this is a sketchy?
256K could be file allocation firmware, or it could be something concealed such as a root kit. Personally, I'd contact Amazon and ask them about the "gift". Either way, I wouldn't use it. Maybe one of the Govt bodies might like to make a check as it's in their interests to know what is being...- CCTVCam
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- Forum: Cyber Security
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Rockin Ricky Bobbi needs a Tow.
What did he hit? Can't quite see it from the video. Was it a tree stump?- CCTVCam
- Post #8
- Forum: Camera Captures
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Dahua have varifocal 20-80mm 8MPx with 1/1.2" sensor!!!
Some pier shots had quite high depths of field comapred to say a 5442 which is very good. Yes the images look processed but remember this guy is a pro who will be trying to achieve a filmic look. There's also the lighting conditions. You mention the pier lights, but I can assure you at that... -
Dahua have varifocal 20-80mm 8MPx with 1/1.2" sensor!!!
Yes I know you can see that in the 4kt/x. But it's the sensor rather than the lens that's the issue. With a more sensitive sensor you could go to a narrower aperture lens and still get good dof. eg pairing a 1/1.2 with say a 1.6 aperture instead of 1.2 but as you point out, with the current... -
Dahua have varifocal 20-80mm 8MPx with 1/1.2" sensor!!!
I have noticed it's all visible light only unless I misread the specs when I glanced over them so that might be an issue with the 1/1.8's at night as it sounds as if you either need a lot of light or to run the built in led's permanently. no something I'd like to do for either running cost nor... -
Dahua have varifocal 20-80mm 8MPx with 1/1.2" sensor!!!
Could always run AI on BI for channel 2 as I presume it will show up in BI as 2 cameras. if it's as good as it sounds, might even be worth living with a few close in false alerts if the rest of the camera performs well. -
Dahua have varifocal 20-80mm 8MPx with 1/1.2" sensor!!!
Sound ideal for a drievway camera. Zoom for the end of the driveway to get an immediate close facial capture, then over view to show what the person does on the property.. Very interesting sounding. I wonder what the close focus distance is on channel 1? It states 99 feet as the identification... -
Tree sap on sensor
I find on cars regular soap and water works. If you need something stronger I'd suggest investigating Isoproyl Alcohol as it's evaporates away. You can dilute it with water for more sensitive surfaces. Can't remember off the top what surfaces don't like it, but I'd guess some lesser paints and...