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To my understanding, the DS-7604NI-K1-4P and indeed other members of the -K series of NVRs do not support Virtual Host on any of their firmware versions currently. I'm not certain as to why this is - both the E and I series NVRs support the feature. On the plus side, the NVR shouldn't change...

Your EZVIZ Server Address setting is incorrect. It shouldn't be a LAN IP. Don't enter a custom value and instead leave it default. If you're in Europe, that should be dev.eu.hik-connect.com Also double-check that your IPv4 Default Gateway is correctly set as your router's LAN IP

If SADP is unable to find the camera, it might be worth bringing it back in and bench-testing with a new network cable. When a firmware update goes bad, a Hikvision camera will typically default back on to a "safemode" firmware, v4.0.8, which runs the bare minimum of processes but is still...

How are you attempting to access it? IP address, DDNS domain?

Haven't tried it myself personally, but to double-check, have you tried the Linux version of the web components plugin from the Hikvision download portal? DOWNLOAD PORTAL

Use SADP to double-check the camera is still on the same IP address, and if it isn't then you can use SADP to change the IP of the camera too.

You'd need to run a HDMI / VGA cable to your TV, the powerline adaptor or POE splitter wouldn't be helpful in allowing you to view it on your TV. You could connect to your NVR on a laptop / PC via a web browser, and then connect this to the TV via HDMI however.

It depends entirely on the camera model and what you'll be having it do. Most smaller fixed cameras will use a maximum of 7W, but it will be stated on the model's datasheet just how much it'll draw. A camera with built-in IR will require more power when the IRs are active, and a PTZ / motorized...

Yes, both models use the same firmware. Available below. DOWNLOAD PORTAL

If your NVR is already registered to another account and you neither know what account or who owns it, the only way you can un-pair it from an account is to contact Hikvision directly and request they remove it from whatever account it's tied to. They'll want the serial number and verification...

If you reduce the camera's resolution, framerate and max bitrate, are you able to generate a stream? Also make sure that you use the Basic streamtype as opposed to Standard or Hi-Def when trying to view the camera via EZVIZ / Hik-connect for now.

When you're on site, the easiest way to check is by using speedtest.net Speedtest.net by Ookla - The Global Broadband Speed Test

Hi. Yes, that's definitely possible provided the wireless connection is strong enough. It's a fairly common install. You would need an 8-channel NVR. A 4-channel NVR will only ever allow you to connect 4 cameras, no matter what method you use to connect them. The same is true for an 8-channel.

Hi Stuart, You'll need to use the latest beta version of the web components plugin for Mac OS X that is currently not publicly available. You'll be able to use TCP transmission again after installing it. Hikvision have asked me not to share it openly online just yet, but if you request it from...

What's your upload bandwidth like on site?

The verification code is printed on the white label on the camera itself. If no verification code is on the label, then that's because the camera was manufactured before EZVIZ existed - in this case the verification code will be either ABCDEF or your camera's admin password.

In theory it should, as it has the incoming bandwidth capability to support 14x 4K cameras at an average frame rate, but it's not something I've personally tried or had feedback on so it's difficult to guarantee.

The 2xx5 cameras (2745 for example) are Asian-market only and aren't available internationally. Our equivalent is the 2xx2 series. You definitely can't upgrade it with standard international firmware

Ah, I've not had hands-on experience with an EZVIZ product, only their / Hikvision's cloud P2P service. I'd recommend you contact the seller, they should be able to point you right.

What model of DVR and camera do you have?