Multicameraframe Mode Motion [upd] - Extra Quality Inurl

If you see pixelation in multicameraframe mode, your protocol is wrong. Force TCP in the RTSP URL: rtsp://admin:pass@ip:554/cam/realstream?proto=TCP&quality=extra

To enable , access your camera via its inurl:web page, navigate to Conditions > Motion Detection > Advanced , and set "Post-record quality" to Maximum. This ensures that the 5 seconds after the motion event are captured in uncompressed glory. Advanced Configuration: A Step-by-Step Guide Assuming you have found a device using the search operator inurl:"multicameraframe" "motion" , here is how to configure it for extra quality: Step 1: Access the Hidden Config Open your browser. Use the string: http://[IP_Address]/multicameraframe?mode=motion&quality=10 (Replace quality=10 with your vendor’s max scale). Step 2: Adjust Frame Synchronization In a multi-camera frame, motion events create latency. Navigate to Setup > Multicamera > Frame Sync . Enable "PTS (Presentation Time Stamp) Lock" so all cameras timestamp their motion frames identically. Step 3: Encode Motion Regions Instead of recording the whole frame, set "Motion Masking" to exclude static trees or roads. Use the extra quality codec only on the motion mask. In the URL parameter: &motion.region.quality=extra&static.region.quality=low Step 4: Storage Calculation for Extra Quality A single camera at extra quality motion mode (4K, 60fps, H.265) consumes ~25GB per day only when motion occurs . For an 8-camera frame, use a Purge Policy: Keep last 7 days of full quality, then re-encode to standard. Common Mistakes and Debugging Even with the correct inurl: access, users fail to achieve "extra quality" due to these pitfalls: extra quality inurl multicameraframe mode motion