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@Kryten22uk did you ever get stream quality alerts from YouTube or dropped packets reported from OBS? From @cymruchris comments, it sounds as though the NVR has problems streaming RTMP. David

Is there a latency / jitter problem? Try different DNS and YT servers.

Looking at this YouTube video and seeing the camera ssid MV46192373, I think your camera is a hotspot and expects devices to connect to it. The camera needs to be in wifi client mode to connect to another hotspot. Can you connect your laptop wifi to the camera and try to logon to the camera web...

Poppy, Your Sony Xperia5 may not perform as you expect it to. Smartphone WiFi hotspots may only allow 1 or 2 devices to connect, Bluetooth maybe 3 to 5 devices. Your best option is the USB WiFi hotspot dongle. After going through the thread I suspect the main problem is the initial WiFi...

Hi Poppy, Using DHCP would be better. Make sure your cameras can be physically factory reset. If there is a problem accessing the camera after the IP address change you will need to do this. Your camera may only offer factory reset from the web gui. Post a web link to the camera model you are...

That should work, there could be IP address conflicts with other devices. WiFi hotspots should use DHCP to assign IP addresses to the clients, better to use that. Most hotspots are short range devices (within the same room) with poor penetration through plasterboard / brick walls. Also the...

Hi Poppy, what is V380? Could you also let me know what model cameras you are using? David

What model SIM card router did you try?

Morning Pat, There are quite a few scenarios as to what the problems may be. I really need to know the IP addresses that you used to access your router and DVR. Don't worry you are not posting anything that'll compromise your network security. Your LAN IP addresses will probably start with...

Hi Pat, I enjoy doing this, keeps my mind active. Your router is the central communication point for all your devices. Connect the DVR LAN cable to the router. Using the browser, try to login to the DVR. Let me know the IP address of the DVR, there’s a slight chance it could change so bear...

I don’t know the hub5 but hope the rough guide below helps. You mention that your DVR is connected by a cable to the router, bear in mind that your router may not be connected to the DVR from a network sense. If the DVR has an IP address given by the router it should show up on the router...

With FL 4mm you'll probably slightly overlook your neighbours drives, make sure they're ok with that. I really like the ColorVu cameras, especially if ambient street lighting is nearby. Use-IP also have a 14 day buy and try policy. David

Morning @chits712, We’ll need to do some detective work…. Can you post pictures of your DVR front, back and underneath? Do you know the DVR administrator user name and password, if not can you find out? What is your router make and model number? Is the DVR connected to your network by wifi...

I remember using RG59 and 75 ohm BNC plugs on Axis analog cameras.

if the DVR has DHCP enabled your router should show the IP address on the router device list. You may need the DVR MAC address to help identify the right IP address. The DVR MAC address could be on the serial number sticker.

@johnfitzy I downloaded v1.1 and copied it into the same folder as v1.0 (renamed old). Ran ok and loaded data from the ini file. I see you added the app version number as well. Does the app automatically adjust for UTC/BST changes? Looks like it does. David

It may help you to download the SADP tool here. It will show the cameras / dvr connected to your network along with model numbers, firmware etc. David

Does this help? I'm not sure its the right manual. David

Does your app/software ‘see’ the DVR on the network? David

@zdenek Could your remote access password be compromised? From your image are those the total internet usage figures? Can you break it down to the inbound and outbound data figures? David