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  1. shelby_sho
    OK, so it sounds like not everyone has this problem. Any ideas what could be wrong with my setup? Since it's slow via lan I don't think its an internet upload speed issue. Everything works its just really slow. I didn't have a guess where to look.
  2. shelby_sho
    For me its not just the mobile app that's slow. Its Slow even when viewed from a desk top computer that is hard wired to the same router.
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    Does the remote playback function at a reasonable speed for anyone else using this Lorex 8-channel NVR (Costco version with 6 cameras)? I posted this back in December, but unfortunately chose the wrong forum. http://www.cctvforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=39129 ************** I just installed one of the lorex 8 channel (6 camera) 1080P NVR systems (Lorex LNR382). Everything seemed to go ok, but video playback using the iphone app, or the nethd pc client software is really slow and choppy. It takes several seconds per second of recorded footage to display. The fast forward modes (x2, x4) don't play any faster. This happens when I connect with a wired connection over the LAN or if I go somewhere offsite and view it remotely. Any ideas? It replays fine if I stand at the NVR. I've tried adjusting the record settings for the main stream and substream, but I haven't found a combination that works well. Any ideas what to try or where the bottle neck might be? I can't imagine that the rest of the users are accepting this. LNR380, Cisco Linksys E3200 router
  4. shelby_sho
    I just installed one of the lorex 8 channel (6 camera) 1080P NVR systems (Lorex LNR382). Everything seemed to go ok, but video playback using the iphone app, or the nethd pc client software is really slow and choppy. It takes several seconds per second of recorded footage to display. The fast forward modes (x2, x4) don't play any faster. This happens when I connect with a wired connection over the LAN or if I go somewhere offsite and view it remotely. Any ideas? It replays fine if I stand at the NVR. I've tried adjusting the record settings for the main stream and substream, but I haven't found a combination that works well. Any ideas what to try or where the bottle neck might be? I can't imagine that the rest of the users are accepting this. LNR380, Cisco Linksys E3200 router
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