Image quality could be a little better, particularly once the "nighttime mode" kicks in and the IR emitters turn on. The connections are weather-resistant, too.Ĭons: Older firmware relied on a special browser plugin which modern browsers like Chrome don't support. All the important parts are metal - the housing, the stem, and the base, in particular. Once the firmware is up-to-date, the video feed will work directly in modern browsers.
Feeds are industry standard H.264 (and MJPEG for a substream) and supports RTSP. Easily powered via any PoE switch or injector (also has a 12v power pigtail if you want to go that route). Image quality is good-to-excellent in daylight conditions and adequate in zero-light conditions when the IR emitters are used. Pros: The TV-IP314PI is a good "cheap" camera option for a DIY grounds surveillance system. I left the camera on 1/30 to get daylight benefits though at max res my FPS will be no more than 20FPS.
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You can also play with the manual iris to switch from the default of 1/30 to 1/12 or 1/6 and while you will have slower FPS the image will be much sharper. Turn DNR ON and immediately see improvements. At night this causes an excess of data to be transmitted which causes the video codec to smooth over the entire image to keep up. It will default to: DNR (digital noise reduction) OFF. Overall Review: - Initially my nighttime image was very soft, almost like the camera had a protective film left on the lens (it didn't), turns out this was due to the default video settings. Pros: - This camera is replacing a Reolink RLC-410 (2560x1440 and does max 8fps at night) and this camera can do 2688x1520 with a wider FOV and can maintain 20fps.Ĭons: - IR spotlight is pretty heavy in the middle, since I have the camera pointed over my driveway this unfortunately results in the bushes near the center of the view becoming a relative bright spot at night Program motion detection recording and email alertsĪdditional Information Date First Available
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