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Use Amcrest View Pro on phone, tablet, or maybe with an android emulator on Windows.

Use a 12V DC 1A(or more) power supply AC adapter, and an ethernet cable to router.  Then use IP Config to change IP address, and Web UI  to remove logo.

I am using an Amcrest NV4108-HS with 2 TB disk and 2018 firmware.  Three cameras are recording 24/7 with one also recording motion detection.  All cameras have similar video settings: H.264H 1920x1080 resolution 2 cams- 20fps, CBR 3072 kbps, 1 cam- 30 fps, CBR 4096 kbps Audio enabled for external mi...

Revo2Maxx, you wrote: "Take a case with one of my cameras that I have a connection to, It is in a remote location that I can access using a 192.168.0.xxx IP." How do you do that?  To me, a remote location means a location 100 miles away.  So you just add a camera to ASP using an IP address...

Apparently I can't use NVR Web UI easily.  But I can change the most important NVR setting for me, using just ASP, which is to change the NVR recording schedule for each camera for Regular, Motion Detect, etc.
Thanks for your testing and help.

I'm getting closer but I have never used these Chrome extensions. This one is with Amcrest Web View. amcrest web view login failed.JPG This one is with I think Easy View (WEB SERVICE). The error message doesn't sound good. nvr web ui chrome.JPG It's the first time I've ever seen NVR Web UI. I'd like...

How can I access a remote P2P NVR NV4108-ES with NVR Web UI using IE or Edge in IE mode, via ASP?  I get the NVR login screen, but it always says "Login Failed". ID/PASSWORD entered is correct.  NVR firmware is 2018, and I don't want to change it.

Two ways to connect a new Amcrest PTZ camera without using an ethernet cable from camera to router: 1.  Powerline Adapters  to provide a wired connection between the camera and router using the house AC wiring. 2.  WIFI Extender that has an ethernet port to provide WIFI capability to the camera ethe...

If you have some lighting on snow cam side, you could try turning off NightVision (IR light), and see what happens.  The IR light may be reflecting off snow.

I use a remote P2P NVR everyday to playback recordings to a wifi tablet. I tried it today on phone using my cheap cell service. With playback, it was sluggish and not keeping up with the video stream.  But then I paused the recording for a few minutes and then resumed playback.  Then it started rece...