Posts made by joseph_1979

@user_606537083920509_606537083920509 HTTPS on Reolink cams still uses the self signed certificate. At least all my Reolink cams are like that. 

@user_629911810629744_629911810629744 This is the way forward but if and when this shall be implemented by Reolink, then their R&D has to confirm.

@big_ted I warned you :). This should have been avoided. Testing should be greatly improved. I encounter this even with big Telco companies and then we have to go through the test acceptance again. Today's software reliability is far from when it used to be where resources was not an issue.

@reolinkfan123 Definitely. Keep it up.

@md that's a good improvement. I use self-amalgamated tape. This is used by Telco techs to seal underground cables.

@weatherman_624632364015684 You need to email Reolink support.

@justinlacy_660568210911282 Just install junction boxes where you wish to have the cameras and then connect the camera cable to the one you terminated in the junction box. The most important is that that the junction box is waterproof (> IP62). I normally install them nearly touching the camera though you can mount the camera on the junction box like the ones available at Reolink (D20 and B10).

@wgarigen_650802416795708 So far this is available for KEEN Ranger PT and Reolink Video Doorbell WiFi models and one has to have a cloud account. Reolink should work on this and provide this feature at least on all the new models.

@user_659735806574608_659735806574608 You're welcome. If I were you I will email Reolink support.

@crimp-on_62210811129 He mentioned Chrome and this is supported if his version is 107 or higher. Google have quietly added H.265 support.

@user_659735806574608_659735806574608 Yes, stratum 2 receives time from stratum 1 servers and then act as a server for stratum 3. This is widely used in Telcoms networks to synchronise various networks in particular those still using the SDH as interconnection. If I recall correctly this is specified in ITU-T standard G811. Once I have implemented a synchronisation network for an operator based on 2 Caesium clocks (Primary and secondary) as stratum 1. But in case of the camera they use the NTP protocol to get the time.

@user_659735806574608_659735806574608 Only the firmware developer can tell.

@user_591792059080827_591792059080827 Increase to 2s and sensitivity 40

@dverleysen_151162104025310 Ha ha......... In my opinion it is purely a bug. Please report it to Reolink support and tell them how to reproduce it. Don't forget to include the camera HW and firmware versions. This might be with a number of Reolink cameras.

@user_591792059080827_591792059080827 You need to tune it up.

@meteone_635033864044546 Puoi chiedere a Reolink support. Non penso che si puo far con questo firmware.

@user_660263947960376_660263947960376 Can you try with Reolink Windows client? Download it from Reolink download center
at https://reolink.com/download-center/

@user_623715019411529_623715019411529 It is the client which requests the DHCP service and so if camera is set to STATIC IP then it should keep this IP. However, if it changes its IP then there is an internal mechanism during rebooting (recall that there is a scheduled reboot on the camera) which requests IP from the DHCP and if this is honoured then the provided IP will be set. I am not the firmware designer and so I cannot say with precision why the camera changed its static IP............but I think this is what is happening based on my engineering knowledge. If you can reproduce it and can share the captured trace, we can check it out.

@kevin_603403140067368 I fully agree with you. Additionally the arm should have been stronger as in strong winds you will see the camera shaking.

@andrewadventure_658285543473233 Sometimes the answer is in front of us and our CPU is busy processing other prioritised tasks.