@crimp-on_62210811129 It is recommended to have distinct SSID for 2.4 and 5G though not a necessity.

@johnny2064_368119747915946 Thank you for your nice review!

@mblaser

Thanks. I'm aware of the new firmware with the "Fixed Frame Rate" option and use it on my RLC-810a and RLC-823a cameras. I get similar results to yours.

It does helps somewhat, but I prefer the anti-smearing options like what I have on my RLC-511w camera. But the RLC-511w has a 3D-DNR cut filter which helps with the low light conditions where my other cameras don't have it.

@reolink-fiona

Understood. Thanks.

@rlinfo_446952880496792 I have contacted the web team to add access for the users to correct the information. Thank you for your feedback. And you can also tell me the info if you want to update the application information.

Not exactly. The recorded "Clear" video remains at full resolution (4,096x2,784 pixels). I downloaded a motion capture, opened it with VLC Media Player, zoomed in, and got a similar result.
"Zooming" on the Windows Client does not create pixels. My native Windows PC screen resolution is 1,920x1,080 so that very detailed 12MP picture is scrunched (is that a word?) to fit the screen.
I agree completely that it is not nearly as easy to "zoom" with a motion capture as a live video.

@robsauto2_121436531994815 You can try to upload your video to youtube and put a link here. We will try to optimize the video uploading functions on our forum.

Yes, it does. Same as other RLC cameras.

@tim-weidenhaft_232955317285115 Thanks! I am looking at this RLC-1212A camera.

@two-savedbygrace_334445653721222
Thank you so much for your detailed review. You can also add some pictures or videos to the review to share with us. 🤠

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I'd also like to make a suggestion. I'm sure your company is always developing new products. Although the Argus PT is fairly new, for your next model in this family, I'd suggest you give it two antennas and the ability to form two spacial data streams, instead of one. It would make receiving and transmitting data much easier for the chipset, which current struggles to maintain stream integrity at full resolution with just one spacial data stream. I have no doubt the energy budget for two spatial data streams might be a concern, but hopefully the improvement in chipsets can help offset that.