Reolink client downladed video file not editable

#Reolink client downladed video file not editable 1080p#

Initial Load time 8/10 (Pretty good, around 3 seconds) Lag: 10/10 (this is the least laggy camera platform in hass, 1 sec or less)ДЇramerate 8/10 (decent, but not the best) Also I noticed frequent cases where the streams would smear and have other visual artifacts.ДЄlso, synology forces you to choose H.264 or MJPEG for all the streams, so if I switch the substream on my camera to MJPEG (main stream doesnвЂ™t support it), it means that I have to choose to only use the main stream or substream in Synology. That alone makes it unusable for my use case as I have multiple tablets that need the stream simultaneously. This even applies to hass endpoints, So if one hass session is viewing the camera, the other hass sessions cannot. The downside seems to be that only one thing can be streaming the camera URL at a time. You can choose from a live view which gives a decent framerate (but which my tablets canвЂ™t handle) or a вЂњnon-liveвЂќ view which gives one frame every 10 seconds or so. MJPEG cameras are extremely close to realtime, even with streaming component turned on (because IвЂ™m pretty sure they donвЂ™t use it). Below that I try to make some conclusions about which options work best for which use cases (if you want TL DR you can skip to that.) MJPEG (with and without streaming component enabled): You can see my config hereД«elow I list my notes for each camera integration and tell you my observations of it. IвЂ™m going to list the camera platforms IвЂ™ve tried in order of worst to best for my use case (which involves a few tablets around the house with both persistent small previews and temporary popups for when humans are detected) with ratings for various properties.

Also during my testing I switched everything over from TCP to UDP to reduce lag a couple seconds and tried to enable multicast but IвЂ™m not sure if itвЂ™s working. I have tested the MJPEG stream from the substream too. The stream has never dropped from those systems that I can remember.

#Reolink client downladed video file not editable 1080p#

To begin, I am running 4x 1080p hikvision cameras configured with a 1080p h.264 main stream and a ~700x500 h.264 substream and they are working perfectly using the same streams with my synology and frigate object detection. In my quest for something reliable and real time, I think I have now tried every option that is open to me and realized that none of them is really perfect, but IвЂ™ve learned enough that itвЂ™s at least worth sharing so that other people have some better idea of their options and which one might fit their use case first. Unfortunately this simple desire has been far from easy to achieve.

When I started with Home Assistant a couple years ago, one of the main use cases was making a nice dashboard which included my cameras.