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I have a number of Qvis-Eye5mp IP cameras both bullet and dome connected to my Qvis Falcon NVR. I have recently moved all the cameras from the built in POE ports on the NVR to a separate POE switch and configured them to be on my local Lan subnet. This allows me to access them directly and also allows the NVR to be located under my main TV in the lounge. I would like the tv to change to the NVR HDMI input when movement is detected on either of two selected cameras, The TV has HDMI CEC capability meaning it changes input if a connected device (TV Box, Blue Ray Player etc) is turned on. I was hoping to be able to use the NVR alarms to trigger an HDMI switch which will connect the NVR to the TV and therefore change channel, Has anyone else achieved something like this? Also and can anyone explain if it is possible to pick up the alarm signal from the NVR. I am not sure if the NVR motion detection is by change in image or if the cameras have infrared motion sensors. Its not detailed on the spec sheet. In the NVR there are options for sending an email or uploading to an FTP server. I could possible use IFTTT to use the email as a trigger which activates a smart switch but that might be a bit laggy due to time taken by email and IFTTT response. Failing that is there a manufacturer that makes an IP dome camera where I can pick up a motion trigger signal from the camera directly? EYEVIP-5-FW.pdf

Sorry Only just seen this as not getting notifications of posts. I am using te camera to stream live meetings via rtmp to YouTube which will then be embedded in our website. the cable is to feed audio into the camera as it does not have a microphone and even if it did its too far away from the meeting to pick up all the voices. I am therefore feeding audio output from our microphone amp so its included in the rtmp stream,

I am about to install an Exvist 8.0Mp POE CCTV camera in our village hall to stream meeting to Youtube via RTMP protocol. I need to run a long audio cable from the microphone amplifier at the front of the hall to the camera at the other end as an audio feed and trying to decide on the best cable. I have looked at various cable types including pre-made with included 3.5mm jacks on each end to rolls of cable. The lead will run in some large timber boxing down the side of the room and will be adjacent data and mains cable so it really needs to be screened to reduce any pickup. I am looking on the well known auction site and equally well known large online retailer and there are various versions:- Cheaper single screen 2 core withf metalized pvc wrap, Single screened 2 core with copper woven braid Double screen 2 core flex with metalized foil and copper braid. Single screen Two core Balanced microphone with tinned copper braid In each case one end will be terminated in a 3.5mm stereo jack to go into the camera and a 6.3mm jack or XLR plug Trying to keep the price of install as low as possible but don't want problems with hum or pickup on audio so any advice would be appreciated.

I am about to install an Exvist 8.0Mp POE CCTV camera in our village hall to stream meeting to Youtube via RTMP protocol. I need to run a long audio cable from the microphone amplifier at the front of the hall to the camera at the other end as an audio feed and trying to decide on the best cable. I have looked at various cable types including pre-made with included 3.5mm jacks on each end to rolls of cable. The lead will run in some large timber boxing down the side of the room and will be adjacent data and mains cable so it really needs to be screened to reduce any pickup. I am looking on the well known auction site and equally well known large online retailer and there are various versions:- Cheaper single screen 2 core withf metalized pvc wrap, Single screened 2 core with copper woven braid Double screen 2 core flex with metalized foil and copper braid. Single screen Two core Balanced microphone with tinned copper braid In each case one end will be terminated in a 3.5mm stereo jack to go into the camera and a 6.3mm jack or XLR plug Trying to keep the price of install as low as possible but don't want problems with hum or pickup on audio so any advice would be appreciated.