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D-Link IP Cameras for Home => DCS series Network Cameras => Topic started by: fordem on August 14, 2008, 08:21:34 AM
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Sitting at my desk I can see through a window a view which would be slightly to the left of what my DCS900 can see - there is some overlap, in that a street to the left of the view through the window appears on extreme right of the camera image.
I have noticed that there appears to be a brief delay - perhaps a second or two between what I can see through the window and what I can see on screen.
The DCS900 and the PC I am viewing it from are connected to the same switch and ping times are all <1mS, so I don't see this as being a network related issue - should I assume that this is just how these camera work and the delay is perhaps some sort of internal processing latency?
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You are correct this is normal.
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Fast forward to 2015. I'm using a DCS-935L with mydlink+ in Local View and I can see my hand raised up about 2-3 seconds later on my mini IPad. Are the delays still expected?
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Sitting at my desk I can see through a window a view which would be slightly to the left of what my DCS900 can see - there is some overlap, in that a street to the left of the view through the window appears on extreme right of the camera image.
I have noticed that there appears to be a brief delay - perhaps a second or two between what I can see through the window and what I can see on screen.
The DCS900 and the PC I am viewing it from are connected to the same switch and ping times are all <1mS, so I don't see this as being a network related issue - should I assume that this is just how these camera work and the delay is perhaps some sort of internal processing latency?
Fast forward to 2015. I'm using a DCS-935L with mydlink+ in Local View and I can see my hand raised up about 2-3 seconds later on my mini IPad. Are the delays still expected?
Yes, tablets are slow especially with wifi.