If you want a separate physical network, you'd need a separate router to do the routing on that second network, wouldn't you? Really not sure, just asking. That's what I did because I have 1 wireless camera, as well as several wired cameras. I have the router use DHCP on the 2nd nic for that subnet...

Yes, from 12:00:00AM to 23:59:59PM.

After changing one camera to 'Combine or cut' 24 hrs, it does indeed cut at 24hrs. I'm also using Direct-To-Disk BI DVR.

I would recommend send BI support a message.

Go into the BI settings/Webserver, and make sure there are not any addresses blocked.

According to the BI help, the Combine or cut examples are: 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, or 12 hours.

I've tried 12 hours, but not 24. I use 6 hrs. I'll try one camera at 24 hrs.

When testing motion detection settings over various lighting conditions, this is the process I use.... 1. I put the camera in continuous recording. 2. Using the timeline, find motion that should have been captured, but wasn't. 3. Change the cameras motion detection settings. 4. Play the recording th...

Also, you can send many alerts on a cameras signal loss using 'Watchdog' tab in the cameras settings.

Your's recording Continuously, correct? In this case, the Alerts are pointers in the continuous .bvr recording, and not separate recordings.

If recording 'When triggered', the motion detection recordings will be put into the folder specified by 'Folder'.

In the BI Status/Cameras page... at the bottom will list the MP/s streaming to BI. Check this. It will change depending on light conditions.

What is you network speed at home?
How many cameras do you have, and, what are their MP's.