Are you using a Surveillance Hard drive? There are specific ones for security systems (DVRs and NVRs). Regular Hard Drives are not guaranteed to work. There hard drives like Seagate Skyhawk and Western Digital Purple you can use for such systems

During the explanation I talk about the network addresses, ports, etc. did you pay attention to that? Check if those things are right? I’m just explaining different possibilities and you guys need to take action and check on that.

Any Axis camera works fine with Blue Iris since Axis is the most popular professional security camera manufacturer. It also has the ONVIF protocol for universal compatibility

I'm not sure what you mean by "Hivision NVR is on 192.168.254.1 and camera on 192.168.254.2" since the NVR interface must have a different IP range. Can you please explain how is your setup based on the video? Please pause the video in 2:52 and compare with your NVR, then let me know what you have there for the DHCP range and Internal NIC. (The range must be different). Tell me and I probably will be able to help you.

Read only does not record. Read and write records and plays back

@@bestsecuritydevices but sir, if it recording before and just stop recording what can cause it sir?

Use the Hikvision Hik-Connect App to watch from anywhere

I’m glad I could help

A PoE NVR needs 54V since it can power the cameras that are connected to its ports. DVR is different since it does not need to power the cameras. In the video I show a NVR (Network Video Recorder). It’s NOT a DVR (Digital Video Recorder). Got it?

Old cameras stop getting new firmware at some point when the manufacturer discontinues them, however they always can work with ONVIF. I worked as a Samsung/Wisenet engineer for years and it always worked that way.

No, any model should work since ONVIF is universal. I worked for Samsung/Wisenet as an engineer for years and I never saw a camera that could not work with ONVIF. Just make sure you update the firmware to the latest version on both devices and also set the date/time correctly. I’ve seen some troubles with ONVIF because the date/time was not correct. Let me know if it works

@@bestsecuritydevices the camera is factory default settings. I just set up password as it was required after the reset. On Wisinet viewer app, trying to add camera, I'm getting not supported device error..

@@bestsecuritydevices Finally, I was able to add it but only connecting directly to the NVR and pre-setting the IP address. Im still not able to add it with having it connected to my PoE switch..

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Have you seen the button to skip to the point you want? Just fuck*ing use it 😀

@@bestsecuritydevices your video was as long winded and useless as 99% of the shit "tutorials" on the internet. Just get to the point. This isn't a school paper where you need to fill space with fluff.

It’s probably related to port forwarding rules you had in the router and now it’s gone. Just check that and recreate the rules (if that’s the case).

The device management page shows "encoding device" as device type for the 2 NC326 cameras

Yes

@@bestsecuritydeviceswould be greatly appreciated if you could make a video showing how to connect a laptop directly to nvr through Ethernet cable without a router. Thanks in advance!

Just connect the camera directly to the NVR e it should automatically give it an IP and allow you to add it to the system

To add cameras from different brands, please use the ONVIF protocol. There’s a video in the channel about such topic

@@bestsecuritydevices Many thanks for your kind advice...

Some cameras don’t have ONVIF. Have you checked the manual to see if that’s the case?