Has anyone be able to set motion detection recording with the Hikvision cameras?
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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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HD is not working when motion detection is active. Pixel Resolution is so BAD.
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I don't use the built-in options of the camera for that purpose.I have the Blue Iris software running which handles the alerting for my cameras. That actually works really good and fast.
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I haven't messed with the software that comes with it, but I recommend checking out iSpy. Free, and works very well with these camera handling motion detection and recording.
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Yes! Just use the motion sensor mode and it will detect any movement and record it.
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Hmm that is strange, as I have mine set up and it runs without a hitch! I do have it set to record upon motion detected, and it has caught most everything, even squirrels and cats walking by. I have not used the timed hours feature, I should try it to see if it works correctly. You might double check the clock it is going by, to ensure it has the correct time. I am sorry to hear that there is no support, I guess I will just cross my fingers and hope that mine continues to work as it has so far - perfectly. I have experienced the fact that when it is recording, the viewpoint defaults to the camera with which it is recording with, and you cannot see the other camera(s) while it is recording. I just have the 2 cameras, and when I have it in quad mode, it does warn me that scheduled recording cannot begin as long as it is in quad mode; I just get seasick watching it constantly switch back and forth between the cameras, and I want to see both of them at once, all the time, hence the quad mode viewing. I have been very happy with this product. I hope you are able to get your issues resolved.
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Motion detection on the NVR is pretty poor. It's supposedly possible to perform the motion detection in the camera which may work better (depending on the model and rev of camera), but I haven't been able to set that up yet. The settings are very unintuitive and not well documented.
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Manufacturer of both products state that they are both "ONVIF" compliant. This is a type of format they use. My guess would be yes. There's a line of Hikvision cameras that is known to work with the NVR that could be another option if the camera you want won't work but I don't think this would be the case.
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hi when you chose the motion detection , your camera will start recording as soon as there is a movement in front of the visual fields . and if you have two cameras (front and back) it will still work that way for both of them .
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Motion Detection Mode Works with following "Monitor settings" DV Mode: Motion Detection,,,Video Size:640,,,DV Quality:Normal,,,Video Timestamp: On,,,Video Loop Record:On,,,Video Segment:10min(should be don't care),,,Auto Record:On,,,Screen Display:Show,,,DV IR LED:Auto,,,DV Audio:On. You will see following message when Motion Detect starts. "Motion Detection will start, recording time is 5 minutes." (There is countdown time from 10 to 0). At T=0, the little blue dot in upper right corner will show when recording. When NOT recording, there is ll pause symbol.,,,,,,,, One easy way to check if motion detect is working is to place the camera face down on the table. This way you know there is no motion being detected. Wait 5~10 minutes. Flip the camera/clock back up. You should see the ll pause symbol for a second or two and then see the blue dot when recording starts.
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yes, I'm currently setup for it to do that, completely without pc. it can set schedule and sensitivity for motion detection and email them it also have a web interface which is 200% better than the app it come with in the cd. however its motion detection is software based, so it'll misfire frequently when there's change in lighting, or camera pan, etc
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thanks Draven...but do you know if i can also hook up extra motion/trip sensors ? ...and does the cpu use pixel changes in camera images to detect motion that act like a trip sensor/alarm ?
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It just steam to computer for real time viewing. If recording is desire, then u would need a program like securityspy or sighthound video and many other program could do the recording on motion detection.
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I don't know about Trendnet Proview IP 100 cameras, but I'm having a problem with my 3rd party Onvif 2.0 cameras - they don't record motion detection video on the NVR (also Onvif 2.0), and there does not appear to be setting for software on this NVR to detect motion detection. LuxRiot.com PC based software will record motion detection if the camera will not. I get a very nice 1080p image that records 24x7. But to record "motion detection" (which is the QC8016 NVR default), I found through on-line research that Onvif 2.2 is required on both the camera and NVR, and motion detection recording does not work on this Onvif 2.0 NVR with Onvif 2.0 cameras. To record motion detection, Q-See says you must use their cameras (or maybe the NVR supported camera brands will work). This has been a complicated and expensive issue for me. 10 cameras and an NVR that don't work as expected, with no help from either Q-See or the camera manufacturer.
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Yes, the motion detection will work through a window. The camera take images continuously and compares. If sequential images differ, something moved. You will likely want to turn of the night vision feature because the LEDs will reflect off the widow distorting the images.
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The system support below record mode: Continuous / Time Schedule / Motion Detection, it can be set from the DVR, thanks.
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Yes. I've got mine to record 100% of the time, but also make a log in the system when there is motion. You can also pick which portion of the monitor to record the motion on, so you can block out trees and such so there are fewer false reports.