TimG wrote: ↑Sun Apr 07, 2024 7:06 pm There shouldn't be any limits on normal browser posting.

There are.

Happy to help. I just happen to be playing around with mine at the moment and discovered that my advice about not entering anything for rtsp and Find/Inspect doesn't seem to always provide results. And while Find/Inspect will initially work via port 80 and designate ONVIF port 8999, it doesn't auto-...

The initial discovery port is determined by Blue Iris and is usually 80. The ONVIF 'device service port' is determined by the device and needs to be specified in place of the discovery port for the ONVIF stuff to work between end points. Try another Find/Inspect on one of the 110s using just the IP ...

I bought a C110 to monitor the flue temp of my wood burning furnace after reading what sounded like crazy hype about em. Figured I couldn't go wrong for $17 on sale. I was (and still am) amazed. Best deal out there bar none -- except maybe some of the better Tapo models. They're ONVIF compliant for ...

mcvpjd3 wrote: ↑Sat Mar 30, 2024 10:11 am I've set this to a size limit of xGB...

And what is supposed to happen after that? X-fered to Stored?

Proper time sync is important, not only between the cameras and the NVR, but between the NVR and Blue Iris.

Everything should be referencing the same time server with synchronization set for every twelve hours at absolute maximum.

For the money, nothing else even comes close to a Tapo C-110, but it's wi-fi and will need power. Worth the hassle of getting power to it considering everything else it offers. If you already have CAT X to the location, just use adapters on one of the pairs and you're golden. If you're worried about...

It would help if you could condense the columns to expose all of them, particularly the No Signal column. If the cameras are dropping but the numbers don't show it, that points to other possibilities aside from lack of actual signal for the drops. There are a lot of mega pixels going on there. What ...

The ONVIF service port for those cameras is 2020. The streams should be /stream1 and /stream2.

If you are experimenting with different combinations of settings between the camera and the BI (or multiple cameras) it would be a highly inefficient way to get back to square one for everything. The fact that there is no simple way to clear the settings, either individually or simultaneously, for a...