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Filed under Axis, HOWTO/FAQs, Axis M1011, Axis M1011-W, Axis M1031-W

A feature which is not activated as standard in the new Axis M10 series is video clip creation. This guide will show you how to set up your M10 camera to record video clips manually from the live image page and store them to the hard disk drive.

This guide will work for the following:

Axis M1011
Axis M1011-W
Axis M1031-W

This feature uses Axis Media Control which is Axis’ name for their ActiveX plug-in for Internet Explorer. This means that this feature will only run using Internet Explorer.

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Comments (0) Posted by Greg Innes on Wednesday, April 1st, 2009

Filed under HOWTO/FAQs, IP Camera Basics, Axis 207W, Axis 207MW, Axis 211W, Panasonic BL-C20A, Panasonic BL-C131A, Y-cam White, Y-cam Black, Y-cam Knight, Axis M1011, Axis M1011-W, Axis M1031-W

Prevent wireless InterferenceMaking the transition from wired to wireless is an exciting step and with a wide choice of wireless IP cameras now available on the market you can keep an eye on your home or business without cluttering it up with cables.

Normally wireless connections are every bit as reliable as their wired counterpart but sometimes there can be something which prevents their smooth operation. Interference.

Interference

We’ve all experienced interference in some way, from the television picture breaking up during a heavy storm or crackling on the radio when you enter a built-up area or valley. Your wireless signal works very much in the same way as your radio or television and may dip in and out depending on circumstances and the environment.

We realise that when you are connecting your IP cameras wirelessly is it even more crucial that they remain connected at all times, especially when they are used as IP security cameras. So let’s take a look at some of the causes of interference and how we can help reduce their effect. (more…)

Comments (2) Posted by Greg Innes on Friday, May 9th, 2008