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2025-01-29T08:03:49Z

HBW4PER2

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	The video settings on the main stream offer something called "Smart Codec".		The video settings on the main stream offer something called "Smart Codec".
	Turning "Smart Codec" off enables a the Keyframe setting (called "I frame"). It defaults of one every two seconds (if using 10 fps, the interval defaults to 20 frames).		Turning "Smart Codec" off enables a the Keyframe setting (called "I frame"). It defaults to one every two seconds (if using 10 fps, the interval defaults to 20 frames).

	==HD3MDIP==		==HD3MDIP==

2025-01-29T08:03:27Z

HBW4PER2

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	There are problems getting a stable connection for me at the highest settings. Try starting at a very low frame rate, verify that you can see it, and gradually increase it. I can get 10 FPS at 4MP resolution and VBR with 4096 bit rate.		There are problems getting a stable connection for me at the highest settings. Try starting at a very low frame rate, verify that you can see it, and gradually increase it. I can get 10 FPS at 4MP resolution and VBR with 4096 bit rate.
	If you change settings the and image drops out, revert to say 1 FPS to get the live feed back, and then try increasing it.		If you change settings the and image drops out, revert to say 1 FPS to get the live feed back, and then try increasing it.

			The video settings on the main stream offer something called "Smart Codec".
			Turning "Smart Codec" off enables a the Keyframe setting (called "I frame"). It defaults of one every two seconds (if using 10 fps, the interval defaults to 20 frames).

	==HD3MDIP==		==HD3MDIP==

2025-01-19T22:58:43Z

HBW4PER2

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	rtsp://192.168.xx.yy:554/cam/realmonitor?channel=1&subtype=1		rtsp://192.168.xx.yy:554/cam/realmonitor?channel=1&subtype=1

	I ~~am using~~ the ~~H264 format~~ and TCP.		I have used both the H264H and H265 codecs and TCP.

	Frame rate, resolution and bit rate is set on the camera itself.		Frame rate, resolution and bit rate is set on the camera itself.

	There are problems getting a stable connection for me at the highest settings. Try starting at a low frame rate and gradually increase it. I can get 10 FPS at 4MP resolution and VBR with 4096 bit rate.		There are problems getting a stable connection for me at the highest settings. Try starting at a very low frame rate, verify that you can see it, and gradually increase it. I can get 10 FPS at 4MP resolution and VBR with 4096 bit rate.
			If you change settings the and image drops out, revert to say 1 FPS to get the live feed back, and then try increasing it.
	~~Stable for me is:~~
	~~max resolution~~
	~~H264H~~
	~~Smart codec: ON~~
	~~Frame rate 10~~
	~~VBR~~

	==HD3MDIP==		==HD3MDIP==

2025-01-19T22:56:25Z

HBW4PER2

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	Frame rate, resolution and bit rate is set on the camera itself.		Frame rate, resolution and bit rate is set on the camera itself.

	Stable for me is H264H, Smart ~~Codec OFF and use CBR not~~ VBR.		There are problems getting a stable connection for me at the highest settings. Try starting at a low frame rate and gradually increase it. I can get 10 FPS at 4MP resolution and VBR with 4096 bit rate.

			Stable for me is:
			max resolution
			H264H
			Smart codec: ON
			Frame rate 10
			VBR

	==HD3MDIP==		==HD3MDIP==

2025-01-19T21:47:43Z

HBW4PER2

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	Stable for me is H264H, Smart Codec OFF and use CBR not VBR.		Stable for me is H264H, Smart Codec OFF and use CBR not VBR.

	~~Changing settings to H265 can sometimes cause the connection to drop out and restarting the camera is necessary to resume operation.~~
	~~It is stable as long as you don't do this.~~

	~~onvif url is:~~

	==HD3MDIP==		==HD3MDIP==

2025-01-19T21:47:32Z

HBW4PER2

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	rtsp://192.168.xx.yy:554/cam/realmonitor?channel=1&subtype=1		rtsp://192.168.xx.yy:554/cam/realmonitor?channel=1&subtype=1

	I am using the H264 format and TCP		I am using the H264 format and TCP.

	Frame rate, resolution and bit rate is set on the camera itself.		Frame rate, resolution and bit rate is set on the camera itself.
	Stable for me is H264H, Smart Codec OFF and CBR.
			Stable for me is H264H, Smart Codec OFF and use CBR not VBR.

	Changing settings to H265 can sometimes cause the connection to drop out and restarting the camera is necessary to resume operation.		Changing settings to H265 can sometimes cause the connection to drop out and restarting the camera is necessary to resume operation.

2025-01-19T21:47:02Z

HBW4PER2

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	I am using the H264 format and TCP		I am using the H264 format and TCP
	Frame rate, resolution and bit rate is set on the camera itself.		Frame rate, resolution and bit rate is set on the camera itself.
			Stable for me is H264H, Smart Codec OFF and CBR.

	Changing settings to H265 can sometimes cause the connection to drop out and restarting the camera is necessary to resume operation.		Changing settings to H265 can sometimes cause the connection to drop out and restarting the camera is necessary to resume operation.
	It is stable as long as you don't do this.		It is stable as long as you don't do this.

			onvif url is:

	==HD3MDIP==		==HD3MDIP==

2025-01-19T21:24:10Z

HBW4PER2

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	Changing settings to H265 can sometimes cause the connection to drop out and restarting the camera is necessary to resume operation.		Changing settings to H265 can sometimes cause the connection to drop out and restarting the camera is necessary to resume operation.
	It is stable as ~~along~~ as you don't do this.		It is stable as long as you don't do this.





	==HD3MDIP==		==HD3MDIP==

2025-01-19T21:22:34Z

HD3MDIP

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			==HBW4PER2==
			camera works quite well


			High resolution stream:
			rtsp://192.168.xx.yy:554/cam/realmonitor?channel=1&subtype=0

			Low resolution stream:
			rtsp://192.168.xx.yy:554/cam/realmonitor?channel=1&subtype=1

			I am using the H264 format and TCP
			Frame rate, resolution and bit rate is set on the camera itself.

			Changing settings to H265 can sometimes cause the connection to drop out and restarting the camera is necessary to resume operation.
			It is stable as along as you don't do this.





	==HD3MDIP==		==HD3MDIP==
	camera works out of the box with these settings		camera works out of the box with these settings

2020-06-25T13:09:55Z

HD3MDIP

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	overall, it works, but setup requires windows, and is a hassle. requiring windows , i'd give this a 6 or 7/10. functional, but not perfect.		overall, it works, but setup requires windows, and is a hassle. requiring windows , i'd give this a 6 or 7/10. functional, but not perfect.

			Ref:
			ispyconnect db