Guides

Experiencing a rhythmic pulsing or 'breathing' visual anomaly in your Uniview camera footage? This guide outlines the most common causes—including focus issues, backlight imbalance, and lens configuration—and walks through the correct troubleshooting steps to restore clean, stable imaging. Perfect for field techs and remote diagnostics. If the document doesn’t load, click here to open it in a new tab.

 This guide explains how to access the RTSP stream from Uniview IP cameras for integration into NVRs, VMS platforms, and third-party tools like VLC Media Player. You'll learn how to construct stream URLs for different profiles, including sub-streams and audio-enabled streams, and how to authenticate properly using camera credentials. If the document doesn’t load, click here to view it in a new...

This guide details how to set up and adjust media stream parameters on Uniview cameras. From changing resolution and bitrate to choosing between main, sub, and third stream types, these settings help optimize bandwidth usage, enhance mobile viewing, and tailor recording performance for local or remote users. If the document doesn’t load, click here to view it in a new tab.

This guide explains how to configure alarm input and output (I/O) on Uniview IP cameras. You'll learn how to wire and program external devices—such as sirens, strobe lights, relays, or sensors—so that they integrate with motion detection or smart events. A must-have setup for systems requiring interactive event response or third-party automation triggers. If the document doesn’t load, click here to view...

This guide outlines how to set up the Audio Detection Alarm feature on Uniview cameras, enabling alerts when the ambient sound exceeds a set threshold. Ideal for environments where audio anomalies—like shouting, breaking glass, or sudden noise—should trigger recording, strobe lights, or notifications. If the document doesn’t load, click here to open it in a new tab.

This guide explains how to update the system time on Uniview cameras using either manual configuration or automatic NTP synchronization. Keeping camera time accurate is critical for timestamp integrity, video playback accuracy, and maintaining reliable event logs for security investigations or compliance needs. If the document doesn’t load, click here to view it in a new tab.