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That all looks to be fine. I just can’t understand why the stream info for your main stream was topping out at 2Mbps. With variable bit rate, the value you set (6144 in your case) is a cap, but the cameras have a tendency to burst a bit above the setting usually.

New version 6.4.201 out. The new version now allows you to see the firmware version of NVR connected cameras and update where a new version is available. I’ve noticed that the slow loading playback timeline is resolved for my M series as well. It now loads instantly with event markers (under...

You mention that the cameras are WiFi cameras. Are all cameras connected identically? Is the affected camera connected to the same SSID, access point and network segment as the others? Some WiFi routers and access points can be configured to block device to device communications. For...

That indicates a possible issue. If it's H265 (with plus turned off) and you entered the settings I mentioned in the earlier post (Quality - Higher, Bit Rate 6144), I'd expect to see the bit rate in the stream info on the local screen showing around 6Mbps and peaking above that every few...

It's strange that the camera was fine and now blurry. I suppose if the camera had a knock while it was down or being refitted, it's perceivable that the lens has loosened from its mount. Of the hundreds of IP cameras I've installed, I've not had a fault like that. On the monitor/TV, when...

For the main stream (normal and event) Turn off 'plus' for H265 Change Quality from Medium to Higher Lower the I Frame to 12 The bit rate can be left at 3072 which is fine for 12FPS H265. The I frame is usually set to refresh every 1 or 2 seconds. At a value of 50 you're only getting a full...

Post a screenshot of your video settings from the NVR (main stream normal, mani stream event and sub stream) for that camera as it looks as though it could be settings related - too low a bit rate for the resolution and frame rate. It does look very poor as though it's the sub stream being viewed.

I was meaning that I was off topic, not you :-)

I really feel for your neighbours! The NVR will not supply a 12V trigger, it only has an alarm output which goes from open to close in alarm. You will need a small 12V power supply (any redundant 12V DC plug in adaptor will work) and a 12V mini relay. You can then use the alarm output to...

The NVR definitely supports it. Firstly in the event settings for motion detection you should see two boxes 'Human' and 'Vehicle' to filter the events. Make sure that both are ticked if you want 'Human' and 'Vehicles' to trigger the alarms or just 'Human'. If neither box is ticked all events...

The cameras probably have a different IP address to what you have set. You have edited the cameras and set the 'Adding method' as 'Manual'. It would normally be left as plug and play so that the NVR assigns them an IP address. Assuming that the cameras have the same admin password as the NVR...

Check the sub stream settings on the DVR for the camera that isn't working. It has to be H264 as that's all the indoor station supports; if it's H265 it won't work.

The model ending (E) is a different newer version. It uses a different firmware platform and so would not work.

You mention a camera being blurry; is the image just soft/defocussed? You can open the turret cameras up and adjust the focus by moving the lens fractionally away from the image sensor. I forget whether the lens is just glued or has a grub screw but there was a post somewhere on here where a...

I take it that you set all event actions using the NVR interface. There should be no need to go into the camera interface for that regardless of whether you are using Camera VCA or NVR VCA set everything in the NVR interface. I'm not aware of a bug with Camera VCA event not sending...

There's no reason why it shouldn't work using a mix of Camera VCA and NVR VCA. So long as the 'Notify Surveillance Center' option is selected for the event in the NVR interface it should work. Just a thought - you haven't mistakenly set 'Notify Surveillance Center' directly on the camera...

Off topic but this is a total pain. Over the last few years this has cropped up repeatedly. It works, then a firmware update breaks it again. It does seem that it will never be resolved. There's similar behaviour when viewing events directly on the NVR Normal Playback and using the 'skip...

Yes the M series is compatible; however to get the AcuSense functionality it would need to be a NXI-M2 as the NI-M2 does not have AcuSense. NXI-M may or not be available depending on what region you're in. In between the models I mentioned there's the NXI-I2. That sits between the K2 and M2...

As you have the G1 ColorVu models. I’d be looking at one of the NXI models. That would allow you to use AcuSense on the NVR which is missing from your G1 cameras. Even though you’ve got 7 cameras, it’s not a bad idea to go with a 16 channel recorder. The 16 channel model of the NXI-K2 has...

As @dazulrich mentions, the firmware linked in my post is the latest which is what you have already. I was surprised to see an update for this model, even more so that it popped up automatically. I bought that particular NVR 7 years ago and there are newer hardware revisions that are not as up...