Perhaps I can do a video showing this as well for better clarity.
I have to drop res to 720 for vMix to provide smooth clear display, and it's still a few milliseconds slower than the Amcrest software stream. even my video resolution is related to vMix, as I can have the Amcrest software running side by side at 1080p, and vMix just can't seem to handle it. I'm afraid it is vMix where some of the lag is introduced. Wired and wireless were nearly identical in lag. That's how I determined it was largely a buffer setting that was my 3+seconds in lag. If the camera is installed upside down you will want to select Flip Image and Mirror in order to have the image displayed normally on mydlink.Sorry Len, I forgot to mention in my last post that that exercise was wired. Under Image Setup you can choose Flip Image, which will vertically flip the video, and Mirror, to horizontally flip the video.On the left hand side click on Image Setup,.Under settings is where you can manage motion and sound detection, SD recording, brightness and email settings to name a few. Once in advanced settings click the settings tab towards the top of the page.
Log in using the User Name and Password you first chose when setting up the camera. Start by opening your web browser and entering the IP Address of your camera. If you’re mounting one of D-Link’s fixed based cameras, like the Pan & Tilt Day/Night Wi-Fi Camera (DCS-5010L), on the ceiling it just takes a few simple steps to flip the image. Depending on what camera you are using and where it’s being placed you may need to invert the camera video feed to make sure when you view the live feed on mydlink everything is right side up. When choosing the placement for your camera it’s nice to know that no matter where it’s placed, a shelf, wall or ceiling you’ll have easy access to viewing capabilities. Mountable virtually anywhere, D-Link cameras provide a great, affordable way to keep an eye on your home, family and pets.
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