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TP LINK NC450 trying to connect it as a webcam for Skype or Zoom
TuttiFrutti191 posted a topic in IP/Megapixel Cameras and Software Solutions
Hello, I tried to get a new use for this camera, and, since then, I am trying hard to find a solution. It all started a long time ago, when I came with the idea that it would be a great thing to configure an IP camera for my online courses. But a lot of problems came. Camera's IP is 192.168.0.19 and the HTTP port is 554. I tried also with 80 and 443, but I couldn't get any satisfying result. I used IP CAMERA ADAPTER or DEBUT Video Software or Many cam, even ONVIF Device Manager, but i could not get it right. Do you guys have any solution? I wold thank you a lot ;) I tried also an HTTP link, but also RTSP. I could not manage to configure the RTSP link. Does somebody know how to do this thing? I will attach a screenshot with the RTSP ending that i found on the internet. Thank you! NC 450 v 2.0, firmware 1.5.2 -
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Hey guys, I work as a business development executive for a construction company. We have our sub-branches spread across Canada. As a part of increasing security, we plan to incorporate the idea of an electronic access control system to our office. Currently, I'm in charge of implementing it. I have contacted one such service and fixed a meeting. Before that, I would like to get suggestions from you guys. Has anyone used an EAC system in the office? Does it work effectively? Share your suggestions. Thanks!
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I have a Hikvision 16 POE NVR I bought seven years ago that is attached to 11 Hikvision 4P EXIR Dome Cameras. I bought the unit from Nellies so they rebranded it so I don't know the model number. It is in our condo and we work out of town so we use it to keep an eye on things when we are away. Here is my problem: It has been working fine for years until this week. When I tried to log into the system it would not come up with the app. I also couldn't even get the Log in page to come up in a Web Browser. When I got home tonight I looked at the system through my TV which is connected to the NVR's HDMI output. All the menus come up but there is no Live View from any of the cameras. I checked the Camera Menu and according to it all the cameras are online and working with no errors for any of the cameras. The problem is there is no Live View or Playback of past events possible with the unit with any camera. Also, on every POE input on the back of the NVR, every input with a camera attached has the amber light flashing. No settings were changed and nothing was messed with prior to it doing this. It just messed up all on its own. I even tried a Factory reset on the unit but it made no difference. All the amber lights on the POE inputs with cameras attached were still flashing and still no video from any of the cameras. My question is does this sound like a configuration issue or does it sound more like a dead NVR? If it sounds like I need to replace the NVR I need some advice. I looked on Ebay and I can buy a new Hikvision 4k 16 POE NVR for around $300.00. But there is also another guy selling a refurbished one exactly like mine for $600.00. My question is would a new 4k unit work as well as the older one did and be compatible with my older cameras or would I be better off paying twice as much for an old one identical to the one I already have? I can't figure out why this guy is trying to sell a 7 year old unit for twice the price of a new one unless he either thinks he can get it or he knows a newer NVR wouldn't work with older cameras. And I don't know enough about this equipment to know if there is a reason to spend twice as much for what I already have or if a new one would work just fine. I would really appreciate some advice with this. I know how to set a NVR up but I have no idea about compatibility issues between older cameras hooked to newer NVR's. Any help or advice would be appreciated.
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Bir problem with DVR. What is the master password? Password is something 00000000 - 99999999 or can I reset to factory settings
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Camera issues at night
tomcctv replied to scg1889's topic in IP/Megapixel Cameras and Software Solutions
Hi I would do it in cat5 ..... saves doing any more cable work in the future cat5 will run analog HD analog and IP cameras you can also run more than 1 camera down cat5 -
Hi , can someone help me to reset my password on my NVR please ? serial number: DS-7616NI-I2/16P1620200322CCRRE26957405WCVU software version : V4.22.005build 191208 time and date: 16/09/2020 20:55:15 Thanks
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You can’t use hikvision and axis in the same sentence one is crap and one is excellent
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Why would he need a POE switch ???
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And POE swich Di you have hikvision or AXIS to France? This is best cctv system
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Hi all I have bought a Hikvision DS-7208HQHI-K1 NVR recently and I've tried to set up "Intrusion" and "Line Crossing" detection for all my 5 cameras (analog no ip ones). I was able to set up Intrusion detection and Line Crossing detection for only 3 of my cameras. Whenever I try to set "Intrusion" and "Line Crossing" detection" for the rest of my 2 cameras I receive the error: "Not enough resource for human body analysis engine". You can see the error popup message in the bottom right corner of the attached screenshot. Does anyone know, is this a FW limitation or a feature limitation, because I couldn't find anything related about this error anywhere on the interweb?Is this a firmware bug? Current FW: V4.21.100 build 200307 (last as I'm aware, I've updated it a few weeks ago) Any input will be greatly appreciated. Thanks. -
Hi. A system that best meets your needs is called a IP system 8 channel NVR 6 IP cameras 2 IP cameras with audio 1 reel of cat5 cable (comes in 300m) 16 RJ45 plugs you don’t need any port supplies as the NVR supplies the power down the same cable
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it would be a tiny little switch on the back. the kind you set with a jewelers screwdriver. I can't find a manual for the camera on the internet.
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Hi Andrey, To date, no one has advised me about equipment. This is the information that I am really looking for. I need to know exactly what I will require for the set up. Regards Paul
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write what equipment they advised you can we tell you something else
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Thank you Tom. I just need to decide upon the overall size. It's the equipment that I will need and good suppliers that will get me working on a plan. Paul
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Thank you Andrey. I have an idea of where to site the cameras. The situation will be slightly different for our house as we have covered veranda's to the South side. That means that camera's underneath the veranda will not have a view of a distant approach, unless I also mount cameras at a high level. However, cameras under the veranda would have the advantage of being hidden until someone came into their arc of view (if high cameras were not installed to the South elevation). I'm undecided at this stage whether to opt for a more visible deterrent with the cameras being on view or for something more subtle. Speaking as an ex-Police Officer, I know that the quality of your security is never really known until it is tested. Also, obvious security measures have the downside of showing that you might have something worth breaking in for! I realise that has changed somewhat with the advent of cheaper camera systems, but the mentality level of those intending to steal might not take that into account! I'd probably go for POE as it would mean less cabling. Paul
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scg1889 replied to scg1889's topic in IP/Megapixel Cameras and Software Solutions
It will be a bit of a ball ache swapping the cables but have done it before and don't really have much choice I guess! Do you have a link to an example that would be off sufficient quality? Again, thanks for all your help -
panasonic Panasonic wvcs854a data/control over coax
UKNORTHLANDER replied to UKNORTHLANDER's topic in Security Cameras
Got it working. Not through the multiplexer but a direct connection to the controller using rs485 and I can access the cameras menu and control all ptz functions -
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tomcctv replied to scg1889's topic in IP/Megapixel Cameras and Software Solutions
Hi. cable kits not good ...... not even 75ohm. Your faulty camera will be one of the yellow bnc there are 100s of posts on here about those cable kits.... no good for power no good for video can you change the leads easy ? How far are the cameras on the yellow leads -
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scg1889 replied to scg1889's topic in IP/Megapixel Cameras and Software Solutions
Hi thanks for the contact Andrey. Bought the cable in 20m length. I have a camera about the same length away if not a little further than the problem one. Can't get the full details of the cable as no longer listed on ebay but do have a screenshot of the summary if that's any help? -
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scg1889 replied to scg1889's topic in IP/Megapixel Cameras and Software Solutions
Hi I'm based in UK. I don't have a monitor currently attached to my box (though I can) so pics were from the hikvision app. I've attached a pic of back of my box if any help (sorry its a little "busy" round there) I know one of the leads has a power extension on it I can't remember which one would have to undo the conduit and try and work it out. When I first moved in the camera with the power extension wouldn't work due to the extension been faulty so put new power extension in - if it was that though would it be work/doesn't work rather than not enough power? -
Where would I find that setting? The cameras have nothing on them other than CAM-4MMR
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Camera issues at night
tomcctv replied to scg1889's topic in IP/Megapixel Cameras and Software Solutions
Ok try some more tests. we’re are you based ? just noticed two other things in your picture first you are showing remote login pictures. Do you have a monitor connected plus it looks like your connected to cloud and your camera ID also shows Cam1@793593... which looks like XMeye server. also in your picture you camera shows OSD (on screen display) and it’s showing POC (power over coax) is this how your cameras are powered ..... coax and power cable to cameras or just coax -
Hi Paul ..... good budget it will come under that. POE system is best for you and it also means no extra power to install or add to the stables POE is also a lot less cabling
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scg1889 replied to scg1889's topic in IP/Megapixel Cameras and Software Solutions
Hi thanks for that idea it was certainly a root cause I'd favour save me messing with pulling cables out of walls! Alas I took 2 cameras out and issue was the same, even tried an unplug of the recorder in desperation but obviously still the same
