@antastico_651941844185152

I can confirm that Reolink Windows client v7.2.2.33 x64 is much more stable than v8 series (v8.8.4).

I have installed / reinstalled different versions of v8.x.x, and I had the most success when I roll back to version v7. In fact, now I have both v7 and v8 installed in my computer and able to test both at the same time. Please see my video attached first tested with v8 that crashed, and with glitches that the speed indicators not moving (unless you keep clicking on it), immediately followed by opening v7 that download the files without any issues.

(or search youtube "Reolink v8 8.4 vs v7.2.2 Performance difference")

Also, although Reolink spec stated that one of the WAN/LAN port is capable of 1Gbps but it can never reach that speed. The maximum that it can reach is around 100Mbps (tested with or with out any active recording).

NVR RLN16-410 with 8 4K POE cameras connected using cat 6 cable directly to NVR
Firmware H3MB18

@antastico_651941844185152

I can confirm that Reolink Windows client v7.2.2.33 x64 is much more stable than v8 series (v8.8.4).

I have installed / reinstalled different versions of v8.x.x, and I had the most success when I roll back to version v7. In fact, now I have both v7 and v8 installed in my computer and able to test both at the same time. Please see my video attached first tested with v8 that crashed, and with glitches that the speed indicators not moving (unless you keep clicking on it), immediately followed by opening v7 that download the files without any issues.

(or search youtube "Reolink v8 8.4 vs v7.2.2 Performance difference")

Also, although Reolink spec stated that one of the WAN/LAN port is capable of 1Gbps but it can never reach that speed. The maximum that it can reach is around 100Mbps (tested with or with out any active recording).

NVR RLN16-410 with 8 4K POE cameras connected using cat 6 cable directly to NVR
Firmware H3MB18