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I got a notification of out private thread was updated but before I could check it out it was deleted. In his last letter he said he was going call out some folks for being very rude. Another forum member wrote me a private note and we had a very amicable exchange that went of for weeks. I deleted all my postings and decided to just lay low. When I politely declined they went on a war party. I got a tirade of very bitter and angry letters demanding that I return my purchases and buy what they recommended from their grey source, (No warranty or support).

Everything I needed before installation was purchased and received. I visited ipcamtalk which is a CCTV forum and found my visit very trying. I want to talk it over with my installer, and arrange installation before I purchase either. I'll be happy to do that, at this time I am tending toward the less expensive unit.

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When you decide and install it, can you post a picture of your setup for that illuminator?

If you can, can you post some night shots from a few other cameras? I have 7 cameras continuous, 1 motion, at 15 fps. So when I calculate now, I should get more than 90 days. After that, I switched to variable bitrate. But that included about 1.5 weeks where I wasn't using variable bitrate. When I checked in mid December, I saw it was 90 days, give or take the last day. I'll calculate how much space my cameras take, this weekend. So at 5x the MP, it uses less than 5x the space.

Probably a little more once actual usable space is accounted for. So it seems that if you had the same camera fps and bitrate on your old cameras, they used about 111 GB/day.

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However, if you want good visibility at night for the tomato patch itself, then agree, an additional IR would be good. I think you'd still get adequate light near a house opening (door/window). It's not the greatest as-is, but it still gets most of the middle. I'll post some night shots later tonight.Ĭlick to expand.I see what you mean about the tomato patch at night. I can see the detail on their rear porch railing 80' away.Ĥx4 daylight new cameras, this shot can't show the detail but in general I am very pleased, all 16 cameras are new 5 MP. If I did I'd zoom a camera in on each porch to catch faces. Car must be about 140' away.Ġ5 Lilies, fifteen years ago I had a problem with folks standing on the porch throwing half bricks at my service dog.

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Camera is 50' from the property line, road and right a way is 40' wide, on a 45 degree angle the Bus stop sign is maybe 130-150 feet away.Ġ3 Driveway, I can make out every vertical of the thin iron fence 100' away, I wish I could read the license plate, but I can't. I am very pleased with the result.Ġ4 front door, I wish I could read the license plate but the car is moving too quickly, one can easily read the Bus Stop sign. View one up at a time, select stream 1 which is raw camera feed and set Max Bitrate from each camera to 10240 kbps. To see the new cameras at their best I had to make a few adjustments.

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If your firmware is too new, then I'm afraid you are out of luck because the reset code method won't work either.Larry the camera guy came one day early because the cameras were here and he was nice enough to fit me in. If your firmware is too old to use this method to reset a lost password, you can try the reset code method: This tool was make possible thanks to the efforts of user montecrypto from the ipcamtalk forum.

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