Best posts made by joseph_1979

@user_585783633887262_585783633887262 If trunking has not been prepared before finishing the house then the only option is WIFI. But should not pose an issue at all as there is adequate bandwidth. Let's see the outcome after the arrival of Samsung EVO SDXC.

@big_ted But why user has to check? Clients, cameras and NVRs should regularly check for updates and report to the Admin. This is already being implemented by other camera suppliers. For instance when you run an application it will check for updates and if there is a newer version, it will prompt you that there is a new version. Similarly there is a scheduler which triggers a camera to reboot........they can add the request here or included every time the cam is rebooted. This should send a push message notification or email to the user. But of course Reolink servers should be dimensioned to handle this and the download traffic.

@user_666755818377270_666755818377270 Go to client main menu...upper right hand side...and disable hardware acceleration.

If you are unable to run the client then I let you know what setting to change.

Note that the most recent Win client version is 8.8.4. You can download it from Reolink download center.

@user_585783633887262_585783633887262 the way you described the facts it seems to me a firmware issue. It's hard to believe that all SDs became faulty within days apart and which have been in use for a few months. The common task done on all cams is the firmware upgrade. Check with the new SDXC and if it doesn't work then ask Reolink to push you the previous firmware.

@user_647233810104382_647233810104382 You can use the scene mode to achieve this. Follow this link https://support.reolink.com/hc/en-us/articles/360026049414-What-is-Scene-Mode-and-How-to-Set-the-Scene-Mode-for-Your-Cameras-on-Reolink-App

@hidara_642318071419425 I don't see any setting which allows you to disable jpeg compression. Maybe you can email Reolink support for further clarification.

@clarkjoebob_386998004736156 Never heard of. Try to restore the camera. If unsuccessful then email Reolink support.

@alvaro2 Many customers are awaiting the roadmap of their products for 2023. Hopefully we will see it soon.

@daniels1973_751452936073460 Under Alarm Setting set motion sensitivity to High and smart detection to 50. Under Record untag any motion, just leave person and visitor. Under push notification untag any motion and person (assuming you don't want to be notified for each person passing infront of the house).

@alvaro2 The megapixel count is not the end of the story. The only thing more megapixels will give you is the ability to enlarge and crop pictures without individual pixels becoming visible.  A better lens will always produce better images regardless of the megapixel count.

@kjamaa_648727942344743 Which model?

@big_ted I do have the TrackMix WIFI model and have upgraded the firmware through the Windows client. I found some issues during testing and were resolved.

@dg Good point especially if the NVR is in remote site. Mem and disk usage will definitely be required too.

@reolink-oskar We really miss Wild Life. Awesome video.

@reolink-fiona 1 or 2 sec should be enough to mitigate triggering upon light switching.

@big_ted They are available....do a search. I would rather concentrate on functionality rather than providing something which is readily available off the shelf.

@user_767315643302074_767315643302074 The detection is based on PIR which has a range of around 10m (when set to max sensitivity). In your case the object is out of the detection IR pattern of the PIR and subsequently the camera will not continue to record. But if you stay within the detected range then it should continue to record.

@keithsrobertson Excellent. Can you please report it to Reolink support citing your graphic driver version? This seems to be one of the big problems with this client.

@andrew_235108831494334 Yes, I have seen some customers asking for ftping and connecting battery operated cams to NVR. Haven't seen any replies from supplier.