może. O nielegalnym zawracaniu, pijakach i wielu innych rzeczach

Well, first of all, this is not a good idea IMHO. This setup looks like - I have 20 cameras, but 1 of them is working simultaneously. PTZ should be used as a support for stationary cameras, not as a replacement. In my opinion, it is better to instal a few stationary cameras, and if there is intrusion detection on one of them - move PTZ to the given preset point. What PTZ do you have right now?

@@CCTVnerd I agree with your explanation. I usually use multiple cameras set up in a "stand off" position, with the peripheral image of each camera covering at least one other camera. This works well in urban areas, but in this case the situation is different. The location is rural and there is plenty of crime, however it is not possible to string up POE cameras in this area. There is only one nearby mains electrical source. The objective is to identify the date, time and some type of visual image 24/7 of the perpetrators ( 3 acre area) . I do not need face shots or LPR at this time. I was very impressed with your KZbin video!! Details: I have a d/n Uniview PTZ 25X mounted 30 feet on a utility pole. I purchased the UNV because it was supported by LuxRiot software. I usually use Luxriot for multiple camera applications and it has worked well. Later, I found this UNV PTZ model was not supported by Luxriot but it was compatible with ONVIF. I used ONVIF software to talk with the camera and LuxRiot, but am stuck in a wormhole. Any ideas?

​@@crimestoppers1877 so 2 options: Option 1 - use camera interface - most cameras support advanced tours, where the camera moves from preset to preset and on each preset you can configure motion detection or intrusion detection, and if there is object - they start autotracking. So check if you can do this on camera. Then it doesn't require Luxriot configuration. Maybe just "enable tour" custom button that will send API command to camera to start the tour on given time. Option 2 - Luxriot configuration. You setup presets in Luxriot and trigger them in a schedule, but you can add "condition" to them, that will be ON/OFF depending on the motion or analytics event. But there is a problem - does this camera disable motion automatically when its moving from preset to preset? Otherwise it will trigger motion everytime it moves. Or if its only one camera - you can try VCA, you should have at least 1 channel for free with your license. So it should be: 1. Disable VCA 2. Go to preset 1 3. Enable VCA 4. Delay 1 minute 5. disable VCA IF condition is OFF 6. Go to preset 2 IF condition is OFF and so on 1. VCA rule - if person detected SET condition to ON 2. Delay X minutes 3. SET condition to OFF + add one rule that will restart the tour every 20 minutes or something. You can even add counters to count number of times each preset is set and depend preset based on the counter value. You can read more about conditions on chapter 69 (he he he) Understanding conditions of the user manual.

@@CCTVnerd WOW! Excellent , now time for lots of reading. When I first read about the Video Analytics feature( once instance only) I thought I might try something like this. The tech at the camera supplier told me AFTER I bought the gear that there was no VCA feature allowed on this version of Luxriot? Whatever it is worth I will try your suggestions but IMHO the User Interface on Luxriot sucks. It is designed mainly to support razzle dazzle marketing to the System Integrator. I recall years ago when the only way to get privacy or sensitive areas on a camera view is buying a whole separate piece of equipment called a VMD= Video Motion Detector at a $1,000 and that could not tell the difference between leaves moving or shadows moving. I'll keep in touch. My main "claim to fame" in this business is actually capturing and identifying criminals. But in California, that means nothing. The only worry the criminals had was "how did you catch me?" Like I am going to tell them for next time?

​@@crimestoppers1877 I prefer systems that deter the intruder - so 140dB IP speaker is a must. As for the user interface - well, you haven't tried Genetic or Milestone. For me LX is clear and considering how many advanced things you can do - it has a very simple interface.

Sorry, no.

It depends on the number of cameras and whether you are a CCTV installer or an end user. Send me an email with the requirements

fck passive PoE, who uses passive PoE? For what? :)

yup :) I love this city!

7, but this is like 15 years old camera :D

Great! :D

Image quality should be similar because both use the same IMX307 sensor now, the difference is in the range (and it is a few hundred meters more for 45x zoom, because it is 177mm lens, not 120mm) BUT, it's hard to get max zoom on 45x in most scenarios. this 177mm lens has F5.0 aperture at max zoom. So this means it has 2x less light compared to 25x module (3.5 aperture at max). So long story short - 25x is more universal, with a great price/quality/range ratio. 45x is good for well-light, city surveillance, and airport type scenario.

@@CCTVnerd thank you for the excellent details.

of course not. How do you imagine this is supposed to work? Such things are possible only in CSI and other scifi movies

I have one with most of the modules here (smoke and fire, slip and fall, IDS, violence), so I will test everything :D

@@CCTVnerd I’ll Keep in touch. I have smoke & fire, weapon detect, face rec, fight detect and slip n fall supposedly gonna be installed before the weekend, did pick up an asterisa too I like that that but only 8 channel IDS

Ostatnio u klienta na kompie który był przeznaczony na 67 kamer na smartpss odpaliliśmy mu 260 kamer na ScyllaVMS xD Serio taniej wychodzi ZAPŁACIĆ za VMS niż używać darmowego ;)

They sell it as an "in-cloud" solution, and you pay per year, but I don't like it - you need a good internet connection and a public address. The second option - Asteria Box - is their mini server with nVidia GPU on board, they have one for 4, 8, and 16 cameras. As for the pricing, you should reach out to them, because it depends on the scale of the project. But its cheaper than the Bosch VdS camera or AITech software ;)

@@CCTVnerdthanks so much. Purchased 5k for demo, and became a reseller. Anxious to get my equipment next week. Thanks for sharing, I have followed you a very long time!

@@lazerusmfh Great! Thanks!

This NVR could do the face recognition on-board. So it didn't matter what camera you had. The current version doesn't work as good as the old one we tested. Dahua changed some chipsets, but you can still connect like 2 cameras for FR.

@@CCTVnerd Thanks for your reply. Interesting that I have a 16ch NVR with face detection (xmeye) and doesn't work with my camera face detection (AC18pro), that is why I have asked you regarding Dahua compatibility with AC18pro. People says that camera and NVR app must be the same to work face detection, so I need to find a NVR that accepts AC18pro. What I just found out is that Dahua is DMSS app, so I don't think my camera face detection (AC18pro) will work with this NVR or people are passing wrong info. :o(

@@canalilucato face detection is not a face recognition. FR is ON the NVR and can work with any onvif/rtsp stream. Face detection on the camera needs SAME NVR because its using API to compare the faces with the database

yeah :D

Muszą być dwa konwertery, one są zasilane po PoE. Więc musisz mieć jeden PoE injector (taki który będzie to wspierał) + LR1002 ET + LR1002 EC Mam tak podłączony router z komputerem, bo puszczony jest tylko kabel antenowy.

@@CCTVnerd a, widzę że sprawa jest bardziej skomplikowana. Na internecie znalazłem tani konwerter pasywny jak w Pana filmiku, ale po zapoznaniu z tematem widzę że konwerter pasywny nie nadaje standardowego sygnału Ethernet, i jest wymagany inny droższy typ konwertera. Zgaduje że injector jeszcze musi być typu ePOE zamiast zwykłego PoE

@@kreuner11 nieee, injector może być zwykły, byle high PoE. Ale może inaczej, co chcesz zrobić i co osiągnąć? Sieć na więcej niż 100m? 2wire? Coax? Bo Polskie ATTE ma świetne rozwiązania, są tańsze, pasywne i działają dużo stabilniej.

@@CCTVnerd chciałem jakoś połączyć do sieci komputer przez istniejące zamurowane w ścianie koncentryki, WiFi działa ale myślałem że jakaś chińska fabryka produkowała masowo tanie konwerterki, jak zwykle jest

It's normal TCP so yes. You just need LR1002 EC + LR1022 ET

no problem I think

Or choose Luxriot and have a GREAT hardware acceleration ;)

@@CCTVnerd I used Luxriot exclusively until 2014 and scrapped it due to the terrible mobile app. Loved it until then. Now NX Witness is my new hotness because we can write our own integration plugins and the API is amazing

@@lazerusmfh you should try new Luxriot Evo, totally different experience. No was my favorite till I tried this one. In my opinion it's much better for bigger projects

On two wires? Don't think so.

@@CCTVnerd i have a epoe switch + 2 LR1002 and i would like to use the Utp cable (cat6) 500m as a Bnc cable like your video but with 4 wire what do you think ?

@@cimogt7857 No. If you want to use UTP, use ePoE camera and than you can get even 800m.

@@CCTVnerd thank you for your reply

This is 5 years old camera man, now there are new ones, so nope

What are you talking about l. What "liberty" is traded here

@@CCTVnerd Your right to anonymity. Your right to privacy. Your right to move freely without being tracked. The taking of bio metric data without consent. There is no liberty in a surveillance state. There is only control of a mass population and tyranny.

Or just stop using smart PSS and start using Luxriot :) This way you will save money on client stations, because Luxriot doesn't eat resources like smart PSS, you can easily run around 100 cameras using i3 CPU

49225, but I'm not sure now, because Dahua changes the sensors and chipsets in some cameras for cheaper versions, so I can't promise it will look like good old 49225XA

@@CCTVnerd 49425xb is filming at night good or bad?, maybe you have video, I hesitate what to choose, 49425 or 49225

Tower - 320 meters Car - 25m

@@CCTVnerd Can i observe human actions on 300m ?

@@dilqnvalkov yeah, I think so

I love NxWitness, it was my favorite VMS for a long time. I also knew Luxriot, but I wasn't a fan of the previous "Luxriot VMS" edition, but this new one - "Luxriot EVO" is outstanding! Half the price of NxWitness (for PRO version, the normal one is like 25% of NxWitness Pro), the interface maybe it's not so futuristic like Nx, but performance in my opinion is better. Plus you get options not available in Nx (like Cross-link apps)

Yes, using ONVIF. But I don't recommend it. Synology is very poor "NVR", this camera will take a lot of your Synology CPU. Just buy cheapest dedicated NVR for CCTV :)

@@CCTVnerd I'm going to a buy a new NAS anyway. Mine is too old. I hope the newer ones can handle this cam.

What for? Are you gonna use it as an analog camera? If not, forget about dip switches ;)

@@CCTVnerd ok

Hey, for such functionality you should use a Mobotix camera with a polarization filter lens. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKOvZ35mgJikhLs

It's build in NVR, no code for this

The version that we had supported vehicle detection with licence plate ocr. We don't have video with tracking, sorry. Also we don't have access to Dahua cameras any more :/

You need for example Luxriot Face Recognition server, put database in it, and upload video and play it. That's it

Still, a global shutter will not guarantee still frame. It will help, but no guarantee. You still need a fast shutter and proper compression. Also, 99.9% of CCTV cameras are rolling shutter, sooooo... :)

@@CCTVnerd yep of course I gave short answer, I had to custom design some cctv using global shutter for a specific application, we had to use extra LED lighting to achieve the goal. Kind of crosses over to machine vision (using machine vision cameras)

Of course it is :)