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Listen I think we have come to a end .....if you believe analog camera are viewed over your lan network..... your wrong ...... the one camera showing from your dvr on the nvr is seeing the dvr as a camera ......but it will only ever allow you to see 1 camera the ip cameras you are using are not onvif comparable .....in fact they work more as a webcam than a ip camera. The analog camera your using with your dvr is in fact being turned into a ip camera ..... your dvr is acting like an encoder but it will only do it with 1 camera because your dvr only has 1 IP address .....so you can’t pull up anymore cameras. You would be better buying a 4mp ip camera and just use the nvr .....then you will see how easy it is

Ok ..... when your nvr connects to the dvr how many cameras show on the nvr why are you trying to connect p2p cameras to a nvr......that explains why the IP address of your camera changes once you first connect. You have no clue on p2p why did you not follow instruction. I asked you to take a switch direct to nvr nothing else no modem and are you using a managed switch? You must of if you used wizard on the switch. Which would not work for you because the switch will give camera a IP address we’re you need the nvr to give the ip what happends when you plug a camera direct into nvr

Listen you came on for help ......and as far as just replying about your monitor and sending it back ......then I surgest you read the rest of the post .......I have also asked you questions but you have not yet answered one here is a fact ......it does not matter if you agree or not ......but you ARE doing it wrong. Wow. You need to start from the very beginning........you enter a port so there is no reason why your NVR can't see them ......and why are you at the app stage when you can't get NVR working first I have said 3 times ......it will never see your dvr cameras it will never connect to your dvr Well I can tell you that she lied to you ......it also says in your spec its 4K output it also says 5mp across all 16 channels guess what it will never do that either .......and again you can't get a NVR to pic cameras up from a dvr ........you can on software with something like CMS but both dvr and NVR need to be same make. here is a little test setup for you and if you don't aggree then give up. take your NVR off your network .........connect a switch or a router to your NVR and connect your cameras to it. (No network involvement) then go to setup wizard on NVR and let it setup see what cameras connect then and again as in this thread and your other one .......which IP cameras are you using ?

If you use the NVR as your supposed too then you would have no problems I see you started a fresh post ..........it does not matter how many times you post your problem ......unless you listen you won't get it working

Which IP address are you using .......hope not the one when you can see from restaurant. also change your http port from 80 what make of IP cameras are you using

Hi. You are totally confused...... Are you here for a windup? You can't connect your dvr to the NVR It's is not seeing the DVRs ......it is just seeing the IP of the DVRs how many ip cameras do you have ? NVR. Is network video recorder ......but I think your mistake is it can collect DVRs that are on the same network .......you can't Forget frequency......it's resolution (out or range) and with you posting a picture I was right ........4.3 ratio......... Which is pointless for that NVR. 5mp output but your only getting 720 .

Hi. I think you are totally confused on how IP systems work. first. So your not looking at getting HD to monitor just VGA ..... It's nor a frequency problem it's a resolution problem. If cameras worked at this point then manually add those settings to NVR but you mention in your last post your using wifi cameras .........these are never a good thing .....wired only is best practices for IP systems ......but in your case you should be using the routers IP address for the cameras not the cameras IP. We have warned people who send equipment back on the forum for 10 years or more so some maths. you pay $37 costs over $50 to send back ...... Your now $87 out of pocket and have nothing and you will be out of your 7 days and it does warn you Dvr to NVR ??. Are you trying to get two systems to talk to each other

Hi. Did you read the return policy.......don't waste more money sending it back .....this is we're many people waste more money and end up with nothing no return after 7 days ........cost of sending back will be more than what you paid AND THEY will not send you another replacement without you paying postage .....or they will say they never got your returned unit. but you will have no problem if you take cameras off auto detect .......you need to setup your cameras in your local network range then manually add them to your NVR. then use the same cam IP to setup with tinycam........which is what you would have to do with any system .........also switch your NVR to h264 only and the cameras or they will not display on tinycam. your link to the unit .......all it gives is crap ......$37 for a 16 way 5mp is a lie .....display in 4K is more crap .........even image is better in h265 than h264 (which has nothing to do with image) That is because you need a HDMI monitor that is capable of displaying NVR image

Why do you need to update ?

Hi. Yes you need a dvr .....your camera is a 4 in 1 and a dvr would detect the format I.e cvi tvi AHD or analog.. you can't use a HD camera direct onto a monitor you can with old standard analog cameras

Hi. Good idea to use video .......blue + and blue/white - power ......all solid colours + stripe -

Hi. Why do you want to change your IP address.......it's not a good idea to post your existing IP address .......you need to edit your post I can also see your using ports 34567. If you have a 4cam system then you can't expand ......... Otherwise no point in selling 4-8-16 way systems

Hi before you enter any code switch your dvr off for 20 mins then switch on and enter admin as username and 364208 as your password

Yes you can install 5mp tvi on your existing cat5 and baluns. You need to spend more time on the forum before you spend anymore from your so called distributor you must be the only person on earth to pay $360 for a hikvision 2mp ip camera. Stick with hikvision ip cameras .....the only reason your looking at Samsung is that your supplier is too expensive you should not be paying anymore that $80 for a hikvision 2mp ip camera... imfact $100 will get you hikvision 5mp ip. change your supplier

Your dealer knows nothing about cctv max 6mp recorder but wants to sell you $1000 20mp camera have you bought the recorder yet ??? also why are you looking at 2mp ip camera when you will save a lot of money buying 4mp tvi cameras ...... they start from as little as$35

Hi. Don’t get software mixed up with firmware. This is why so many people brick there cameras. Firmware is only a software alteration or to add something to the software..

Hi. Why are you looking at changing firmware ? Why not keep it upto date

It was clear in the first place. You typed 80 in your first post ...... so it’s now 10 but problem is still the same.

Sounds more like a local port problem how are you accessing your dvr locally

Yes like most recorders ...... Just with you saying website ...... It might of been a 3rd party you was using It's still only a D1 low fps over net ......4cif Is max for that avtech why are you using different subnet what is the image like on LAN with going direct to dvr ?

Hi. The answer to that is walk away I take it your not in the USA or Europe as in most cases it would be against the law. This would also be a problem 80 parents giving access to there grandparents and other family members your looking at over 300 with access to view not just there child but everyone else’s

That’s ok if access is from outside hikvision units have been found to have a backdoor.... outbound only. hidden in its software. we don’t use hikvision recorders or anything by ezviz which is also hikvision and used to control hikvision cloud. But 99% of people only need to use there cctv over the internet when not at home so no point having it connected 24/7 other save practice is to set the timer on your router to switch off your recorders network when your home even without cctv a timer on your router to switch off while you sleep is something basic...... but good save thing. we sell boxes now so as customers can switch off pars of there network remotely from phone. And they only switch on there recorder network when they want

Hi. What website ? You will only get a low cif image remotely..... you only have a D1 recorder

Hi. Is it a hikvision ip camera you are using ? also check what stream you are using on the ipcamera

Hi go into menu on recorder and on left is a list ..... click on users/ accounts ...click add user .... create password click on cameras you want that password to view then click save. On app login enter admin and the new username