I need more information. What model cameras and DVR/NVR, power supply used, distance from power supply, and what type of cable are you suing for video transmission. I have seen analog cameras do that and they were basically failing and had to be repaired. I have yet to see an IP camera do that, but it could im sure. Never say never in tech support I’ve learned.
Hello,
Are you able to send us a screenshot of the network settings of the DVR?, Also please send us a screenshoot of the port forwarding rules you have configured previously on your Router so we can review them. If is too difficult I much rather have one of our tech guys give you a call so we can see the settings of your equipment.
Thank you!
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