Flipping image help
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Presumably your cameras are directly connected to your NVR?
If so, you will need to enable Virtual Host on the NVR, so that you can then access the camera's settings, and flip the image:
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If so, you will need to enable Virtual Host on the NVR, so that you can then access the camera's settings, and flip the image:
How-to: - How do I use a Hikvision NVR's "Virtual Host" feature?
One of the most successful selling points of a Hikvision NVR to many small-setup customers is the "Plug and Play" functionality that simplifies the setup process of their surveillance system. However, plugging a camera directly into a port on the NVR, unfortunately, does not allow you to access...
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yes connected directly.Presumably your cameras are directly connected to your NVR?
If so, you will need to enable Virtual Host on the NVR, so that you can then access the camera's settings, and flip the image:
How-to: - How do I use a Hikvision NVR's "Virtual Host" feature?
One of the most successful selling points of a Hikvision NVR to many small-setup customers is the "Plug and Play" functionality that simplifies the setup process of their surveillance system. However, plugging a camera directly into a port on the NVR, unfortunately, does not allow you to access...
what is virtual host and how do i enable it?
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sorry missed that, many thanks,
so this cant be done via logging into the nvr, it has to be done via a computer?
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Hi @andy_con
That's right, the only way to access the individual menus of cameras directly connected to your NVR is via Virtual Host in a web browser.
If your camera is connected to a PoE switch or injector, then you can connect to it by browsing for its IP address, as it is visible on your network.
When connected to the camera in a browser, go to the image settings and you'll see the option to "mirror".
The end of part 1 in this guide shows where you need to go:
www.use-ip.co.uk
That's right, the only way to access the individual menus of cameras directly connected to your NVR is via Virtual Host in a web browser.
If your camera is connected to a PoE switch or injector, then you can connect to it by browsing for its IP address, as it is visible on your network.
When connected to the camera in a browser, go to the image settings and you'll see the option to "mirror".
The end of part 1 in this guide shows where you need to go:
How-to: - How do I set up 'Rotate Mode' on my Hikvision IP camera for the best picture in narrow scenes?
Corridor mode is a really useful feature available on many different CCTV cameras that can be utilised to effectively monitor a space that is more vertical, rather than horizontal, in shape. These types or areas include hallways, pathways, staircases, shopping aisles, tunnels and roads. When...
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You'll need to flip the image in Image>Display Settings when logged in directly to the camera - you're still logged into the NVR on this page, which is why you don't have all of the image adjustment settings.
When you click on the "Join" link in the NVR Camera Management page, log in to your camera as you have in the second screenshot.
Then, go to the Display Settings page in the camera via the Configuration button:
To see the picture, you'll need to use Internet Explorer when you connect to the cameras/NVR.
The quickest way is to use either IE Tab in Chrome, or run Edge in IE mode:
When you click on the "Join" link in the NVR Camera Management page, log in to your camera as you have in the second screenshot.
Then, go to the Display Settings page in the camera via the Configuration button:
To see the picture, you'll need to use Internet Explorer when you connect to the cameras/NVR.
The quickest way is to use either IE Tab in Chrome, or run Edge in IE mode:
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