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No, I used a camera that has one built in.

Can you play them with VLC? You could transcode them.

So you hear it when you watch the stream and just not on recordings?

Try Handbrake. HandBrake: Downloads

Just tested mine and it does record sound. iVMS 4500 on my iPad plays the sound, but my Mac doesn't seem to want to.

Bear in mind it will probably not record audio by default. It’s an option in the advanced settings mentioned before.

My current cameras all lack microphones. I might be able to dig out one to test.

I've never tried an NVR, but the camera didn't mind when I tried various 5.x versions.

Downgrading is the same process as an upgrade.

What a bunch of chumps. Not really sure they understand the difference between infer and imply. Let's leave aside the fact they explicity stated it.

The NVR defaults to continuous recording, so mine 'just worked'. Can you try switching the network cable to another of your NVR ports. If it's been left alone, it should just record 24/7.

It all looks like my working system. Might be worth a check in the advanced settings of the schedule, but can't imagine what might be wrong there. Standard advice would be to turn it off then on again! Check the NVR firmware is current in case of a bug. Are the recorded files times of motion...

Bit of a contrast to the situation in America.

Draytek had a recent security problem too. Security Advisory: CSRF & DNS/DHCP/Web Attacks

Looks more like the sub stream resolution.

I don’t think you are really understanding this.

I think the delay starting the stream could be the player waiting for a genuine I frame before commencing play. In H.264+ they suggest 8-12 seconds between I frames.

I wouldn’t expect the camera to do it. Just stick a Raspberry Pi or similar on the remote network and tunnel via that.

I wouldn’t normally multicast over Wi-fi so I’d suggest have a look at Hikvision Stream Media Server to take the load off the NVR.

For one source to many viewers it’s better to multicast if your network supports it. Ideally have a separate address per camera. Then the viewer can access the multicast that suits them. Essentially one instance of stream comes from each camera to the first switch. Any clients perform an IGMP...