CX810

Reolink are meant more to be used in urban areas with tons of lighting at night. This is because Reolink IR night vision models do not have very good performance at night (this might change eventually with a new professional models they might release this year, also Elite xPro beats the G6 180° IMO)

No. This is not good advice. It is pretty bad actually. Your cameras need to be all PoE. No exceptions. Reliable and Wi-Fi do not go together. If you own your property there's no reason not to go with PoE. The difference is massive. Google it. Color night vision cameras can only be used in areas whe

I have my PoE cameras (front porch and above garage) and NVR in the garage connected to a mesh router point (ASUS Zen Wifi AX). I have one ASUS main router BE-98Pro, and 2 additional mesh access points (including the one in the garage). I also have a PoE switch out there. It works pretty well. Since

Reolink trash too most of their cameras cap to 6mbps unless it's cx810 which is 8mbps, their processor are crap too any complex scene will look grainy, he's best off getting professional grade CCTV if he's willing to spend a few hundred a cam (which is what he's looking at right now)

Which reolink? If it's one that's 5mp or less, you need to use http streaming which is mentioned: https://docs.frigate.video/configuration/camera_specific#reolink-cameras If it's over 5mp, then you have to use rtsp and with my experience with the cx810 it was choppy and sometimes didn't load the mai

i had purchased a cx810 prior to returning and replacing it with an annke nc800. The cx810 would also have feed dropouts or similar in Frigate. This is mainly an issue with cameras over 4mp (like the cx810) It seems like its hit or miss with reolinks and frigate. I was just giving a warning just in