Try switching to manual mode for better control, and check for firmware updates that may improve HDR. For the doorbell press tagging, make sure event recording and motion detection are properly set. If Alexa integration is unreliable, try unlinking and relinking the camera to Alexa/Google Home and ensure both devices are on the same network. The one-way audio issue might be an Alexa setting; check communication settings for two-way audio. As for the scrub feature, it’s a great suggestion and could be added in future updates—sending feedback to the manufacturer could help.

First, check for channel overlap between the router and repeater, as this can cause interference. Ensure MAC address filtering isn’t blocking the camera, and verify the router and repeater aren't assigning overlapping IP addresses. You might also want to try adjusting the repeater's mode (Access Point vs. Repeater) to see if that helps. Even with two bars, the signal might not be stable enough, so moving the repeater closer to Camera 2 could improve things. Also, reboot both the camera and repeater after changes and check for firmware updates.

Hmm, that’s odd—your Reolink NVR pinging an Oracle IP could be for firmware updates or cloud services, but it’s worth double-checking. Reolink sometimes uses external servers for updates or remote access. I’d check their official support docs or contact them directly to confirm.

The time-lapse recordings should typically start uploading automatically if the camera is correctly linked to the cloud. However, there might be a slight delay depending on your settings, network connection, or storage plan. I’d recommend checking the upload schedule in your cloud account and ensuring the camera has a stable internet connection. A quick reboot or re-syncing the device might also help. If the issue persists, reaching out to the manufacturer’s support team could provide more clarity. Hope this helps, and best of luck with your project!

Double-check your camera settings in the Reolink app to ensure SD card recording is still enabled. If that doesn’t work, try reformatting the SD card through the app, as this often resolves such issues. If the problem persists, test with another SD card to rule out hardware failure. For direct access to the footage, remove the SD card from the camera and use a card reader on your computer—the files should be in a standard video format. If none of these steps work, I’d recommend reaching out to Reolink support with your camera details for further assistance. Sorry for the frustration, and I hope this helps!