8 cameras, two streams each - beyond 8-camera license limit?
I've got eight Marvio 2mp cameras (https://www.aliexpress.com/item/x/32766575257.html); they're each configured twice in SecuritySpy; once using the high bandwidth stream to capture video upon motion event, and once using the low bandwidth stream to perform motion detection and trigger the high bandwidth stream.
They're configured for "manual configuration" with just the IP address, RTSP TCP and the custom request of "user=admin&password=&channel=1&stream=0.sdp?real_stream" -- the low bandwidth is 1.sdp and the high bandwidth is 0.sdp. The settings under the "Device" tab are identical otherwise.
I just got around to installing the last three, and now I am unable to actually arm the new ones because SS says it's beyond my limit. I thought that cameras with the same IP only counted once for a license spot? I'm using 4.2.9b4 on High Sierra.
An interesting bug: you can't *disarm* a camera either because you get the same error.
They're configured for "manual configuration" with just the IP address, RTSP TCP and the custom request of "user=admin&password=&channel=1&stream=0.sdp?real_stream" -- the low bandwidth is 1.sdp and the high bandwidth is 0.sdp. The settings under the "Device" tab are identical otherwise.
I just got around to installing the last three, and now I am unable to actually arm the new ones because SS says it's beyond my limit. I thought that cameras with the same IP only counted once for a license spot? I'm using 4.2.9b4 on High Sierra.
An interesting bug: you can't *disarm* a camera either because you get the same error.
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Please email us and we will come up with a solution for you.
As for the "bug" you describe: setting any schedule (whether it's Armed, Disarmed, Daylight etc.) will be met by this message to inform the user that the schedule cannot be set - this is by design.
I am curious whether I should be using the low res stream for motion detection now or not...