Hi brdrx Thanks for the feature request. Image adjustment settings have been on our list of possible features which we may consider in the future. In the meantime your camera may have the option to rotate the image on it's configuration page. You can reach this page by right-clicking the camera's im...
Hi brdrx, Remote access is a very young part of Sighthound Video and does currently use basic auth which is no different for users who would normally forward their IP cameras out of their network. We are always looking to improve the app and HTTPS is on the list of features that we are investigating...
I'm afraid it's hard to say what's causing this without more information. Could you provide a screenshot of the message or describe what is sending the message and what does the message read?
The image stream is not in the iOS app because HLS is support on all of the latest iOS devices. If you are having troubles viewing your streaming video and clips on your iOS device we'd be happy to assist you.
Are you using an Android or iOS device? We only added this alternate streaming option to the Android version because some Android devices do not support HLS.
Hi cliffilowe, There currently aren't any officially supported migration tools but you should be able to copy a few items from the data folder to the new computer to preserve your configurations and rules. Namely you'll want the "camdb" file and the "rules" directory. This articl...
Hi AlKoch, You do not need to be connected to the internet if your cameras are all on the same network as the computer running Sighthound. We have a few customers who run Sighthound on offline machines and we have never heard of an issue like this. I'd recommend checking for firmware updates on your...
I'm glad to hear the TCP flag worked out for you. If your other cameras are not experiencing the lost packets or "garbled video" then there is no benefit to forcing a TCP connection.