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looks the same like iVMS-4500... doesn't seem to be an official hikvision app

I experienced a few problems on Macs with older OSX, can you upgrade to the actual Sierra 10.12.6 and try again? And let us know if it helps?

Yeah, Safari works as well without any limitations. Firefox can work with the NPAPI fix, but Safari runs lots smoother.

Hey Miguel, we had the same issue with a customer of us, support told us exactly the same thing -_- We did two things, updating the iOS to the lastest version (here it is Sierra 10.12.6) and in the iVMS Client disable the highlight option (screenshot)

Connect your NVR to your wireless router, so you can connect your wifi-cameras to your NVR.

The few ones I bought already had a proper power supply with them. I don't think they work with just 5 Volts, something above 9V could be fine. And have an eye on the polarity, pin is +

lol, yeah sorry, if you never done it before... Tell me a bit more about your equipment... The PTZ Kamera, will you power it from the car battery with 12 VDC? Are you using a laptop to liveview and record, which camera model and which software do you plan to use? Otherwise with my above IP...

Hey Guys This isn't rocket science, your main problem would be the manual IP setting of the camera _and_ the computer, eg: 192.168.100.100 for the computer 192.168.100.101 for the camera 255.255.255.0 for the subnet gateway and dns isn't needed Like this you can access the camera by its IP...

In the webinterface look at the screenshot, they look similar on the NVR... You need to search a bit in the menu ;);)

Something I didn't tried yet. Normally I use Firefox with the plugin hack. On Mac, for me Safari works best.

Naah, that's fine. Your NVR can handle this quite well. Just take a look at your bandwith, to see where the bottleneck is. The streamsettings are adjustable on the NVR directly or on the client, you can switch mainstream/substream, like @RWB already mentioned.

The first camera is a 2MP resolution model, the 2nd is 4MP. To me it show like a bandwith problem, in which way are you connected to the NVR (LAN, WiFi, mobile)? You can try to switch to the 2nd stream of the camera or to lower the resolution of the first stream directly on the camera (for...

This happens if you use the Edge Browser from the taskbar. Did you start the "real IE" from the startmenu folder?

Hi, I never saw such a model before, but it doesn't look like an actual model. So I wouldn't invest any money in this system anymore, to leave them in place is a good idea. @Phil : I think the plug has only 4pins, at us they are called RJ-11/12 and are used for telephony and such stuff...

Hi, to me it looks like an old Philips System. If it's this, the best would be to throw it away... ;) Can you make a photo of the Cameras?

Yeah sorry, you got me :rolleyes::rolleyes: I just did a few tests and saw, that the status display on the webinterface isn't always accurate. But if you log in to no-ip.com, you can see the last update of your hostname by pressing the (i) button. Try as well to put a local DNS as your...

Read the howto which Phil posted!! DDNS Type: NO-IP Server Address: dynupdate.no-ip.com

Maybe you should describe your setup a bit, in which case you get a better image quality?

Just download the normal iVMS 4500 App, not the HD one... As I remember correctly, the HD is depreciated

Look here, you'll find the V5.4.5 Firmware for your camera: DOWNLOAD PORTAL