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@philippe This only holds when the peer and the camera are on the same subnet. A 5M camera requires 15Mbps bandwidth and you can check it out using the Reolink client and Win task manager. I did change the network and used LTE and here I noticed that sometimes the video freezes and the soun is chopped when setting the playback at high resolution. I didn't notice any errors in transport. Perhaps not all the packets are arriving at the destination. One can check this if Reolink Administrator changes the transport from UDP to TCP and we check it out through wireshark trace. I had no issue on the UL/DL speeds as I changed the configuration from the HLR. I think that Reolink engineering team has to delve through this using distinct networks (Wifi and LTE). The application needs a lot of improvements (and stability) and they need to have rigorous testing before releasing the application to the general public. On the other hand it is not that easy too as the appl has to execute on numerous devices with different OS and configuration. Anyhow we are here to assist Reolink Team to improve their products. BTW where your WAN connected to? ISP? And what is the UL/DL speeds?
@faasio82_480971996033257 Issue is more upload bandwidth related (camera side). If you are on the same wifi network the loading and viewing of recorded videos is very fast.
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