AMCREST LOGO want it gone

[Edserd]

How do i get rid of the AMCREST logo that shows on my live view in Blue Iris Its not the overlay setting

[Mildew]

Login to your Amcrest camera. Click Setup. Click Camera, Video, Overlay, Logo Overlay, click disable.

[tariktik]

Didn't want to hijack the thread but then I have the same question so I decided to just tag on this one.

I looked at both the IP Config and Surveillance Pro but can't find the Overlay option anywhere. Can anyone help me to remove the Amcrest logo?

[longedge]

I just tried to find the option in Surveillance Pro and I can't. However I have turned the logo off on my own system and I've been able to do so because I normally use Internet Explorer (with the WebActive plugin) where there is an option to do so in setup. In the attached screenshot you can see the placeholder for the logo but you can also see that I have it disabled.

[tariktik]

Thanks! That solved the issue.

[MooseMan47]

The previous posts are partially correct.

The solution to REMOVING the Amcrest LOGO is pretty simple:

1. Open a browser and enter the IP address into the address box e.g. 192.168.1.12
2. the remaining steps are shown in the attached image: Enter IP into address bar - Login - Select SETUP - Select CAMERA - Select VIDEO - Select OVERLAY - Select LOGO OVERLAY - Select DISABLE - Select SAVE.
2. That’s it.

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[BarkityBark]

How do I do this for a camera already hooked up to a NVR? I see no such option when using Amcrest Web View.

[Z-Man]

For cameras hooked up to NVR via PoE, you have to access the camera's Web interface. You must 1st access the NVR using "Internet Explorer" not "Edge". Go to Settings, REMOTE DEVICE. Click on the IE icon under the Browser column. It will open the Web interface of the PoE cameras. Login, go to Setup -> Camera -> Overlay -> Logo Overlay.

[ITMike]

For cameras hooked up to NVR via PoE, you have to access the camera's Web interface. You must 1st access the NVR using "Internet Explorer" not "Edge". Go to Settings, REMOTE DEVICE. Click on the IE icon under the Browser column. It will open the Web interface of the PoE cameras. Login, go to Setup -> Camera -> Overlay -> Logo Overlay.

Thanks Z-Man, this worked for me...was the only way that I could do it!

[Hotrod53]

I disable all overlays in Amcrest and use only those in Blue Iris. This lessens bandwidth because those overlays are in the camera. Using Blue Iris, the overlay comes from the server and doesn't have to get broadcasted back from eth camera. I like the BI overlays better anyway.