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[jrmtl]

Hello all,

I am not sure why this is happening or whether it's some kind of interference but I see some lines crossing the picture of the camera kinda like interference.
Although they do not cover the whole picture , they come on and off in certain areas...

Any ideas if it's a known issue or with the firmware?
I had to reset camera because a firmware upgrade didn't work
.

I'm on Firmware Version   1.04 (2011-10-14)

Thanks in advance

[JavaLawyer]

Hello all,

I am not sure why this is happening or whether it's some kind of interference but I see some lines crossing the picture of the camera kinda like interference.
Although they do not cover the whole picture , they come on and off in certain areas...

Any ideas if it's a known issue or with the firmware?
I had to reset camera because a firmware upgrade didn't work
.

I'm on Firmware Version   1.04 (2011-10-14)

Thanks in advance

Do you see the visual artifacts on both wired and wireless? If you are on wireless did you try moving the camera to a different location to rule out interference?

[deelinked]

Also worth downloading InSSider and seeing if there is cross over with wifi if so change the channels that the cameras are on, might add that I am still working on this solution myself see post http://forums.dlink.com/index.php?topic=51210.0
hope you resolve it.
Deelined

[jrmtl]

No luck, I've tried changing the channel and still getting the blueish lines