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@robertklep_679384755609789 Email support and they will assist you.

@reolink-daisy Time to have the Home Hub Pro with more cams, more storage and more features.

@user_746623229407444_746623229407444 Normally they implement the feature on the camera and then they extend it on the NVR. You can reach their support on support @ reolink . com (delete spaces). I am a customer too and assist members wherever possible.

@user_750102319055027_750102319055027 Exactly, what does matter is sensor size. A 16 MP compact isn't ever going to be as good as a 12 MP Full Frame DSLR. The size of sensor that a camera has ultimately determines how much light it uses to create an image. Therefore, it stands to reason that a bigger sensor can gain more information than a smaller one and produce better images.

So larger sensors can help capture better quality images, but they bring with them a number of other characteristics, some good and some bad. The first, and most obvious impact of a bigger camera sensor is that of size; not only will the sensor take up more room in the device, but it will also need a bigger lens to cast an image over it. The cost of producing bigger sensors also means that devices packing them also have a bigger price-tag. Bigger sensors can also be better for isolating a subject in focus while having the rest of the image blurred.

@vogel_284858079064306 check this out https://www.reddit.com/r/reolinkcam/comments/kn53d0/network_cable_wiring_question/

@user_803260535316688_803260535316688 I have already emailed support and explained how it should work. It should be based on VOIP or XMPP similar to what has been implemented by their competitors.

@kyra_lan Thanks a lot. People who are crazy enough to think they can change the world in security, are the ones who do. So do it Reolink.

@big_ted yeah...I didn't check the specs as I was handling a call.

@email_525317533946102 I suggest you to email your request on support(@)reolink(dot)com.

@s-stoessler_71959255531 Email them.

@blackhatcon_440478845636849 You're a good spotter ...:)

@rodp Can you try from a different smartphone?

@big_ted Normally the auto update has rarely been activated unless they push the upgrade to the appropriate repository for auto download.

@user_mhm_789920451715266 Most probably your router is non-POE. So you need a POE adapter (e.g. Unifi U-POE-af) with input being the AC power and the RJ45 cable coming from the router. The output shall be the POE which is connected to your CX810.

@user_679396783857823_679396783857823 Agreed. Submit your request to https://support.reolink.com/requests/

Wishing you all the love and happiness that only Easter can bring. Have a joyous celebration with your family! Enjoy each day and what you need to do, do it today.

@user_657449905848424_657449905848424 Good question.

@Daisy: Can you answer this please?

@tomsreolink First run the 8.8.5 and get the UID of NVR (and that of cameras if and only if they are not directly connected to NVR ports). Uninstall both the 32 and 64 bit clients so it will also clear the relative directories under application data. Then install the v8.15.6 and add the NVR (and cameras if they are not directly connected to NVR).

@reolinkshayla Only customers within the US and CA can call free this freephone number. Anyone else will incur charges as Telcos will consider this as an international call.

Therefore you may opt to have a UIFN which shall be free from all countries or else let callers use whatsapp or a similar platform.

@user_851769808085125_851769808085125 Check out this link https://support.reolink.com/hc/en-us/articles/900000605206-Introduction-to-Ethernet-Cable/