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Question: What software are you using to record with this camera? Does it come with recording software?
Document: It functions just fine. I am also using Blue Iris software to record video and it functions fine with it.
After purchasing Trendnet and Foscam cameras, I decided to try this unknown brand. Although the camera bears a striking similarity to Foscams outdoor camera, the software left me saddened. The software is clunky and difficult to use. After spending 30 minutes with the software, I finally discovered that you could not record the unit to anything but a local PC (no network storage). This unit was sent back to Amazon and I will return to what works well.
I've purchased this camera for the built in power over ethernet capability. Sadly, the power adapter connects one foot away from the camera which defeats the purpose of poe. This camera needs to come with a poe adapter that feeds power at the router end. I'm sending it back..
Seems like a solid camera. The huge issue I had was I could not get it to record at all. It would send emails just fine but would not record. I tried the web ui via the active x control in internet explorer, the ip camera client, and a couple of 3rd party tools. It simply would not record.
ASIN:B005DOMNK8 Agasio A612-POE Outdoor IP Camera with Power Over Ethernet]. Pictures are great. At night you can see clearly all the monitor areas unlike other trendnet cam. It's easy to set it up. I like the DDNS it's defaulted to and so easy to use. The only thing that makes me to return this camera is that it requires the computer to be on and the camera IE to be on in order to record.
You will at least have a record of the event, just not really enough detail to do anything about it.I currently have 3 of these cameras installed outside, and have had them installed for a few weeks now. Over these few weeks they have all worked continuously and perfectly except for 1 camera had 1 occasion it flickered out for a good 30 minutes. It was during a rainstorm and afterwards I noticed the RJ45 connection on the camera was drooping lower than my roofline. My guess is that it got wet.
I've never had to adjust the mounts--glad they've held firm. I had to RMA one when the IR filter stopped cutting off (so no night vision). The standard RMA process went smoothly. I don't expect any outdoor electronics to last forever. As these eventually die out over the years, hopefully POE HD camera prices will have come down a bit.
The A612 gives a good first impression, in its nice shiny aluminum casing. I hooked it up to my (POE-injected) ethernet and soon had the camera in operation. I have come to realize that after this much of the product's use, the company lost interest.The image is blurry. If you rotate the camera around you can get different amounts of bluriness--there's something loose inside.
Pretty much stopped working after using it outdoors for about 2 months. Support page on the Agasio websites for camera is blank.
needed to stop my theifs from robbing everything. put in 17 of these camerasaround my place. have not had a break in since. fair quality of picture, easy to program. suggest blue iris software for camera managment after deployment.
Answer: Using iSpy Security camera software. (Free - open source). Way better than blue iris!