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Thanks, Dan, that did the trick. In fact, it was actually motion detection that was causing the problem. However, that's obviously part of the VCA so your advice to my problem.

Well, you'll be pleased to know that the videos do indeed work in that player. However, for some strange reason, there's lots of yellow flashing boxes appearing on the recorded footage, very strange

I wonder, it may be possible to put a shortcut for the video folder on my desktop

Is there any way to change the location of the folder where there video files are deposited after recording?

https://windowsreport.com/windows-10-cant-play-mp4/

Yeah, from IVMS. They appear to record as an MP4 file, however, my computer won't play them. The computer is brand-new, wondering whether I've got to download that facility?

Thanks, that worked a treat, I'm now seeing all my cameras displayed. The only problem my thighs I can't seem to play back any recordings. They should be playing back as an MP4 file but I just get a message saying it can't play the file. Not sure why

Okay, I've now logged into the program and I can see my device listed at the bottom. When I click add the box that appears

I've got a HiLook DVR which is made by Hikvision. I have two monitors connected to the DVR via VGA HD but I'd also like to view the cameras on my PC. I have installed a program called IVMS 4200. However, when I open the program is asking me to enter some port numbers which means absolutely...

Unfortunately, I can't remember the password I used when I first set up the DVR. Basically, when I first got the DVR we plugged into the mains to test it with the cameras so it wasn't until about one month later until it was installed properly. There are only two or three passwords that I use on...

I've given up trying to change the IP on this camera so I put it back into my DVR so at least I can watch the birds nesting in the box. Unfortunately, I don't think it's possible to share the footage publicly if the camera is going into a DVR, is that correct?

I've done the command prompt, however, how would I go about changing the IP address of the camera but I can't see in the IP viewer?

Okay, I've finally managed to reset the password on my DVR. Is this problem I'm having with the camera something I can sort out within the menu in the DVR?

Okay, I tried doing that but there are a couple of problems. Firstly, I'm not able to check the box next to enable DHCP, and I have no idea what the password is of my camera because it was just one of those little bird box cameras that appear to be an H 264.

I have been using a program called IP camera viewer 4.09. It doesn't normally have any problem in finding the IP camera. However, ever since I plugged the IP camera into my HiLook DVR and then back into my POE adapter I can't get the camera to work. I plugged the camera back into the DVR last...

Last year I purchased one of those little bird box cameras. There is no model name on it but it is an H264. It appears to use the same format as my existing Hikvision IP cameras because it works perfectly okay when plugged into my DVR along with the other Hikvision cameras. The camera has been...

Okay, that was very helpful. I don't know why I didn't write down the password when I set it a few weeks ago, what an idiot. It makes me think that I must have used a password that I know already. Tell me, does the password have to contain both characters and numerical digits, or does it needs...

My DVR is a HiLook which I understand is manufactured by Hivision. Anyway, I just wanted to ask if the default password is 12345?

I'm having a few problems with my new HiLook DVR. All my cameras are Hikvision by the way. Anyway, I went to go into the menu but was presented with nine circles which I had to make a shape. I vaguely remember setting this a few weeks ago when I was testing the DVR but I've forgotten what it is...

Angel cam is telling me that my ports are closed. I don't understand why, everything looks perfectly okay.