What does this mean "HD IP Cameras supported(ONVIF). HD-SDI Camera NOT supported."? What is the difference between a HD IP camera and a HD-SDI Camera?
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The HD IP sends out a analog video signal. The HD SDI camera sends out a serial digital signal. The D5110WH4 don't support digital interface camera to my knowledge.
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This is a terrible camera. I've had two of them locked up so they couldn't be reset. I threw them in the trash. Use the D-Link 5222L;it is an excellent camera and does everything well. You can use it as an IP camera or on the D-Link cloud. It does have good sound and you can talk over it in full duplex.it also has an SD storage card slot to store video or pictures.
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================== &gt;&gt;BRiT says: The HD-A30 does 1080p output. The HD-A3 is the one that only does 1080i. &lt;&lt; ================== Thanks BRiT, ... Your Correct, ... I corrected my post above!!!
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This is an analog camera system with 4 500TVL cameras - no HD. It's not clear in the description either but only two channels record in D1 - the rest are all lower resolution CIF. The "1080p" reference in the title probably refers to the HDMI output to the monitor. I am generally pleased with the video output of the cameras themselves, but the recorder leaves much to be desired since only two channels record in full resolution. I'd definitely skip this one.
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Yes, it supports ONVIF cameras. Unfortunately, the unit I purchased is no longer working. It died in less than a year (hardware failure.) I'm looking for another ONVIF HD NVR with PoE.
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Oh, it has been awhile since I set mine up. The camera has an ID rather than IP that gets setup in their application. There is no IP to access based on how this id setup. The app accesses the port to find the ID that identifies your camera. The previous days video is on their servers where again the ID identifies your cameras. There maybe a static IP for the camera but it is on your private network.
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I use the RTSP protocol with these cameras and it works well. I do not know about Onvif.
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You should be able to setup the camera once you know the ip address with any OS. You can find the ip address using your router. I returned this camera because it was unstable and needed to be restarted several times a day. The lower res camera F18910W is more stable ran for over a week with now issues.
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Well I suppose Canon could be lying or the two techs at two different times were misinformed about the MPEG2. Since the camera hasn't been released yet, how do you know that the files are .mod? Also some sites (not Amazon) are claiming this is an HD camera. It's not, it's SD.
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I haven't heard or seen any of that. This is not an HD camera at all. The newest version on banggood includes a 720p camera. You can't tell by looking at the unit. You have to look at the box. It will have a sticker on it stating 720p
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Connect Onvif IP Cameras: Note: plz make sure all the IP cameras are Onvif 2.0 or the earlier Onvif version compliant. Firstly, find out the camera's Onvif protocol info: 1. Use a CAT5 cable to connect the HVR with the camera directly. 2. Go to the HVR OSD menu to select "Devicecfg" 3. Click "ChnnelType" to make sure the DVR is under "Hybrid mode" or "Digital Mode". Or please tell us your order ID, we will send more details to your email box.
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Hit or miss. I have a few Hikvisions and most support it if you have the latest firmware. Also its part of the ONVIF protocol so you have to have it enabled on the camera with schedule, etc then it will work with the NVR detection and schedule.
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Hi John, The earlier version of the product is without G sensor and support up to HD. Current version we're shipping is with G sensor and support up to FHD ( 15 frames ). thanks Marie
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I bought the ip cam viewer app and was able to set it up see it on the same network but once I leave the network it wont work. Something about the ip address not being static but always changing. I was unsuccessful in setting up the record either since I'm not an IT guy. I think unless you really know networking it's pretty complicated for a noob like myself. There are couple of free ip camera viewers out there so check it out. I'm able to view, pan, and tilt with the one I got. Just wish I knew how to take advantage of the full potential. Sorry I couldn't have been a better help.
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I think these are indoor cameras. My recommendation is to shop for an exterior cam. I am not sure there are any external webcams as easy to set up and use as Belkins, but then I haven't looked. One more thing, if you buy Belkin, get the Standard Definition cams, NOT the HD. I have two of each, switching out two standard defs. for two high defs....same locations. HD nightvision sucks...standard def night vision much better.
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Camera comes with several it supports, but all Chinese and think you still have to signup with them, there are plenty of free ones out there to use. I use no-ip. Use to use DNSexit but the updater crashes a lot. Love this camera tho, and I have tried them all.
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Open new iMovie project as HD 16:9, make sure your camera's firewire playback VCR HDV/DV is set to auto, i.Link conversion HDV to DV is off. Works for me. The only time I get import with blue screen is when I try to downconvert in the camera playback to DV (HDV to DV on). Hope this helps.