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As above, using the search function will likely answer any question you have.

It's likely hacker bots randomly probing IP addresses on the internet. I used to get a lot of those until I changed my default ports.

Probably for the bottom of the case. Anti scratch, anti vibration, etc.

I hope it gets resolved. But I can assure you we all appreciate your efforts.

Do your cameras use IR? If so, the added power draw at night might explain it.

I'd rather have my camera on the hidden subnet of the NVR than on my router. Just my 2 cents.

See if this helps (it's a good link to Microsoft forums, not sure why it's labeled "redirecting"): https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/msvcr120dll-missing/ef3bca56-3155-4383-ac99-d2a6ea262831

The first time I remotely viewed my garage camera while pointed at an LED shop light I thought the camera was on the way out. It wasn't until I turned the light off that I realized what was happening.

Consider yourself lucky Phil has patience. If you posted this in the only other forum out there with this kind of jackass attitude, you'd get banned.

Those are looong gaps, not just a few seconds. Have you looked at your logs in the NVR to see if there are power dropouts, network dropouts, etc?

Use Edge with the Internet Explorer extension. Make sure you "engage" viewing the sign in page with the I.E. extension, then sign in. Then hit the play button as shown above. Not sure what cams you have (maybe ColorVu?), but I don't think you're going to get the LED's to work with motion...

Spark - not sure what your current problem is. But once you log in and see the boxes that should be displaying the video feeds, hit the "play" button at the bottom center. The older firmware versions would just start the video feeds automatically. Now you have to hit "play" in order for them to...

The username should be "admin" and the password would be the exact same one you use when logging into your NVR directly through the monitor.

You should be navigating to your NVR's IP address, not Hikconnect.

I've got a 12 and an 8 in an I-series NVR. Never had a problem with the 12 at all. It will write until full then start overwriting.

Well good luck

Looks like you've narrowed it down to a wifi issue. If it were me, I'd check my ISP's up/down speeds both wired and on wireless, just to see what they are. I'd also check wifi signal strength at the point in your house where you are viewing it.

So how does this sound: My scrote neighbor is a bloody bollocks wanker whose manky muppet of a wife is an uphill gardener. Is that any good? None of it makes sense but Google says it's awesome.

I had to look up "scrote." Consider that term officially imported to the US.

That looks like glare from the light hitting the little car nearest the camera. I have a bunch of ColorVu cameras, and one was getting something similar. It was catching glare from a nearby yard light, so I repositioned the camera and it fixed it. The ColorVu cams are terrific in low light, but...