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Hmm that's an idea. But the cameras are on a separate network hosted by the NVR. I notice though that the individual links to the cameras are via ports on the NVR IP address. It's easier for the sports centre to use the iVMS-4500 client software. I can set them up a view and there's no fiddling...

Reading around it seems that the bottleneck is the processing power of the NVR. Exaggerated of course with compression set to maximum. I'm going to advise our operators to view footage during quiet times when the load will be at its least. Not good news for our sports centre who just want a...

The + indicates a compression standard supported by the camera. It's a huge amount of compression that was designed by Hikvision themselves I believe, saving a fantastic amount of disk space. See here: Hikvision’s H.265+ Encoding Technology Thinking back to recent footage with dropout.. The...

The strain on the NVR when viewing images is the same with client or web browser I imagine. Although with the client it's possible to drag all of the cameras into the thumbnail view at once. That works but slows down pretty quickly. Odd though that even navigating the configuration screens in...

Video quality now set to medium and frame rate to max on all cameras. It's like a different system now. Previously the menus in the web interface could take 30 seconds to become responsive.. now it's instant again. Thank you so much for the help. The hit on the viewing and playback performance...

Thanks again Digilec. This config is copied to all cameras. Performance seems a lot better already, although the establishment is closed and there is no possibility that someone isn't sitting with the web client constantly running. Before, maximising any camera view would cause a 2 minute break...

what would you suggest my best settings would be?

Thanks for your reply No VLANS. Just a separate IP range connected to one of the NVR ports. The other port interfaces with the local network. All Cisco switches connected by fibre. One central switch and two others. Currently all cameras are set to H265+. That's an interesting thought. We...

I think our problem is getting worse. Worst of all is that you can't schedule reboots, as daily might work for us. I tried limiting frame rate of all cameras to a maximum of 20fps as advised somewhere. The resolution never high. I've updated to the latest firmware and viewer. It's no faster if I...

So is the opinion that this is still worse than a web browser/ IE11? I'm having real problems setting up a "scene" for our leisure centre to view permanently. I'm still having horrendous problems with performance. I need to reboot daily now to make viewing recordings possible.

Model DS-9664NI-I8 Firmware V4.1.10 build 171107

Reboot needed this morning. Unusably slow again.

Hi Lem Take a look at my new thread. Is the same subject. No answers yet, just investigating further. Maybe some of Phil's tips will help you.

Thanks for that. May well work on a connected laptop. If it does, I shall be happy!

Right.. was going to add that I took your comment about RAID the wrong way around! :) Cameras are set to H.265+ Frame rates are all set as low as we can to be usable for us. For most that 15fps with some set to 20fps. I've just checked that though and all cameras are now set to maximum! Don't...

No I haven't. Not a fan and don't think it's needed. I've had an instance before where one disk went down and lost the entirity of data. This isn't backed up anywhere so I'd like to be able to retrieve at least something in a disaster. As the problem is resolved with a periodic reboot, I don't...

Watching it today... LAN1 (connection to main network) Sending: 1500kbps Receiving: 40kbps LAN2 (camera dedicated network) S: 3500kbps R: 110kbps STATS Page: IP Cameras: 210Mbps Remote Playback (me monitoring 8 cameras): 9216kbps Net Receive Idle: 110Mbps Net Send Idle: 247Mbps

You are correct Phil. 56 cameras with 2 more to go on.

Hi I had the same performance issues in the past which I fixed by changing all cameras to static IPs That worked for a few weeks and all of the feeds have ground to a halt again. The initial image from all cameras takes at least a minute to load. And then the image is frozen. After 5 minutes...

No problem Phil. Great feature - just what I needed :)