Posts made by joseph_1979

@user_749600345792662_749600345792662 8.14.0 is available. I haven't yet tried it out.

Update: I installed v8.14.0 and lost the icon controls and so I rolled back to v8.12.1. I will report it to support.

@mamymam2013_465350299701478 I do not recall entering the camera name in the email setup. You shall receive Alarm from Camera Name in the email title.

@user_751035939598501_751035939598501 Not yet available. Try to buy one from your nearest DIY store. That's what I do for all my cams and are by far cheaper. Search for a universal junction box at Amazon.

@user_751004229992689_751004229992689 Go to main menu and select device order.

@user_750994276589749_750994276589749 We have already suggested them to implrment an event history log as it is cumbersome if the object crosses various cameras. We simply click on the event which shall start the associated clip.

@oakmont_633419891937300 Kindly email Reolink support as we have no idea of new units.

@gingerm0nkey_681484548567288 Kindly report it to support.

@user_745241262715024_745241262715024 What type of settings do you want to change?

@marchner-mathias_520463086354664 RTMP is used for flash player and this is no longer supported on new browsers. So http/https should suffice. This is what I have on mine.

@aho Connection refused means that http/https is not enabled from cam side.

@marchner-mathias_520463086354664 Are you able to connect using Reolink Windows client? You can download it from the Reolink Download Center.

There is an unofficial site which archives Reolink firmware for most models. https://[censored]/AT0myks/reolink-fw-archive

@marchner-mathias_520463086354664 I am on v3.1.0.2649_23083102 (hw IPC_566SD65MP) and have no issue. Ensure that http/https is enabled from the Network menu.

@phirephoto_633457091563556 Check the post motion recording. https://support.reolink.com/hc/en-us/articles/12883967324313-How-to-Set-up-Post-motion-Recording-via-Reolink-Client-New-Client-/?gclid=CjwKCAjwkNOpBhBEEiwAb3MvvYHIEN9Tf-d-2bV1y7UUg4ERaDP1NQAPZIeCcL0oSVijwHrYJ_rviRoCOhoQAvD_BwE

@phirephoto_633457091563556 The object stop timer determines how long the camera will stay at the last tracking position when the object stops in the monitoring area before it will return back to the monitor point. The object disappears timer determines how long the camera will stay at the last tracking position after the object disappears. If there are no other moving objects during this period, the camera will return back to the monitor point.

@steve_156096824164522 You have the option to ftp the files to an FTP server.

@vodkan_410792752525441 This is rich notification and is only available for doorbell WIFI and Keen. This comes through a subscription as further processing is required at their messaging application servers.

@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.

@user_750528170369153_750528170369153 Agree. Kindly register your request on https://support.reolink.com/requests

@vitvalecka_749634708086984 Go to playback and click on the download icon as shown below.


Then on top of the new window select Choose all and all files are marked for download.

@user_749968963318003_749968963318003 Kindly report it to Reolink support on https://support.reolink.com/requests/.