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So I misspoke. It happens when the cameras are rebooted.

It's the NV4108E-A2 NVR. I realize there are different viewing mediums involved, beginning with the camera physically interfaced to the main point (NVR) with UTP of some type via RJ-45 connectors and terminations. The wire should be 24AWG solid copper. Nothing else. Ideally, the cable terminations ...

Revo2Maxx wrote: ↑Sat May 27, 2023 8:42 pm Are you talking about something that looks like this?

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Looks something like that. Each camera feed box has a text input field.

I'll post a picture next time it happens.

So I just looked at one of my 8mp IP cameras that has a max FPS of 15, I setup that camera to run at 15 I-Frames for a few people that drove by and to be honest I didn't see anything different in playback even playing back while paused frame by frame it looks about the same. So how would I know for...

I just had another response disappear when hitting 'submit' so I'll try again with an abbreviated version. What NVR are you using? It probably won't make much difference, but it's common practice to have the frame rate and I-frame interval the same and your I-frame is set to twice the frame rate wh...

Found where to disable the AI stuff. It didn't make any difference.
https://support.amcrest.com/hc/en-us/ar ... o-4K-30fps

Also - I had a IP5M-T1179E in place before this 4k one. Really no difference in quality between the two.

The 2x2 view comes up with a login screen for each camera on the nvr. And the NVR web page won't load and stream until I login the cameras on the NVR.

The camera will mostly be used for recording wildlife in the yard, foxes, deer, hawks, ect. So I don't need the AI stuff. There's not like an on / off switch in the menus for the AI features. At least not that I can see. I got this camera because it's one of the few that had 4k 30FPS. I'm not sure i...