NEW REOLINK VERSION OUT

[Nacster_1969]

A NEW VERSION IS OUT THAT MIGHT HELP THOSE WITH PROBLEMS

[Crimp On_62210811129]

Thanks for posting about 8.10.4 The update went smoothly and kept all cameras. However, the "black blink" remains when zooming a Live View.

In Live View, the mouse scroll wheel can be used to digitally zoom the picture. Once the magnification has changed, the mouse can be used to select different parts of the picture. With 8.10.2, 3, and 4, these activities cause the picture to "blink" with totally black screens. Very distracting. Even if the Live View is at the maximum zoom (in or out. either extreme), using the mouse wheel continues to make the screen "blink".

Windows 10, 64-bit.

[joseph_1979]

@crimp-on_62210811129 I cannot reproduce your screen blinking issue when zooming in/out using the mouse wheel. I tried on Fluent, Balance and Clear. I am running 8.10.4 on Win 10 64bit. Tomorrow I will check my other notebook running Win11.

[Crimp On_62210811129]

@joseph_1979 Thanks for attempting to duplicate this effect. It most pronounced with Clear resulution, especially on the 12MB camera. After your report, I experimented some more.

• The effect is especially visible when scrolling the mouse wheel quickly.
• When the mouse wheel is clicked slowly, one deliberate click at a time, it almost never happens.
• This happens even with the Argus 3 Pro and the (very first original) Argus battery cameras.
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Thus, is appears to be related to "timing", i.e. when the mouse wheel moves in relation to the video feed. The Argus 3 Pro takes about 22 'clicks' to zoom from normal to maximum zoom. One or two of those clicks will produce a very quick "black blip". The 12MB camera is very much the same. Going from normal picture to maximum zoom is about 22-23 mouse clicks. Done very s-l-o-w-l-y, the picture is very stable. Zoom quickly, and it will happen a 2-3 times. Puzzling that it will happen "at the extreme", when the picture is completely zoomed in (or out). Scrolling the mouse wheel should not do anything, except it does.

I will also try Windows 11.

[francesco giuseppe bonanno_381051680440454]

Both 8.10.3 and 8.10.4 versions under windows 10 made ptz disappear ...