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Hi sperman, This message means that the smtp server is not accepting the credentials we are giving. Please make sure that your settings are configured as specified on this page: http://help.rr.com/hmsfaqs/e_SmtpAuth.aspx Your username should be the full "username@domain.com", for example. ...

Hi Paul, Thanks for the suggestion. What you are asking for is almost what the 'quick delete' option does, the tracking data is immediately removed and the clips themselves are deleted by a background process as if they were cache (once they are 24 hours old, or whatever value you have set in the op...

Hi oost, Vitamin D must decode incoming streams and re-encode them to write to disk, and some compression is the nature of video encoding. We do use a quite high bit rate though, so quality difference should not be noticeable unless you are saving video at a different resolution than the camera is p...

What problem are you seeing? It isn't connecting at all, or something else?

Yup, the stream path in this case should simply be "mjpeg" or "mpeg4", etc... Vitamin D Video will automatically combine the various fields to produce the correct address (you should see this under the "Stream path:" text box. I'm sorry this isn't working for you. Does ...

Hi TH3_FRB, Are you trying to log in with a username and password? If not I would suggest trying that. So the setup page would be as follows: Protocol: rtsp IP address: 192.168.1.30 Port: 8555 Stream path: mjpeg User name: <make sure this isn't blank> Password: <make sure this isn't blank> If that d...

There's a bit of information in this thread: http://vitamindvideo.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=90 I'd suggest just trying it out on your existing machines, especially before building a new one. Even with just the free version (limited to 1 camera, 320x240) you can get a feel for how much proce...

Hi Shellw, 1) There is no native remote viewer or web access. Personally I do use RDP/VNC, and a number of others do as well. With IP cameras to view live streams you can simply do port forwarding and access the feed (rather than using VDV as a proxy for it). There are also a number of posts on this...

While we don't list 16:9 options in the selection menu, cameras with other that and other formats will certainly still work. We never change the aspect ratio of video we receive from a camera. With webcams we query the camera for it's supported resolutions and choose the closest match to what the us...

The amount of resources consumed is going to change based on a number of factors, including the number of cameras being recorded and the resolution of the recording. That being said, we've heard from numerous people using netbooks, so if you have a small camera setup with noticeable impact something...