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The video reviews the Anki 4K security system, showcasing the NVR and cameras with 4K ultra HD resolution, night vision, weatherproofing, and Power over Ethernet (PoE) capability. It covers setting up the system, connecting cameras to the NVR, adjusting settings, running Ethernet cables, using the Ankey Vision app, adjusting image settings, exporting recordings, and managing video clips. The system allows for continuous recording or motion detection, with options for playback, exporting to external drives, and remote monitoring via the app. The speaker highlights the system's affordability and concludes with information on pricing and appreciation for viewers.
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In this segment of the video, the reviewer introduces the Anki 4K security system, highlighting its NVR (Network Video Recorder) with a physical hard drive for continuous recording. The system supports up to eight channels/cameras and offers 4K ultra HD resolution. The reviewer shows the unboxing of the Anki H800 NVR, detailing the accessories provided and explaining the process of installing a hard drive. Key components of the NVR are also identified, such as the front control buttons, LED indicators, and rear connections for ethernet ports, audio, VGA, HDMI, LAN, and USB. Additionally, the segment showcases the four Anki 4K ultra HD cameras, emphasizing their features and compatibility with the system.
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In this segment of the video, the focus is on the camera features and setup of the system. The system can accommodate up to eight cameras, with each camera coming with a 60 feet long ethernet cable. Longer cable runs may require a 1000 feet cable that users can cut and terminate for customization. The camera has 4K resolution, night vision capability up to 100 feet, weatherproofing, and a metal construction. The camera supports Power over Ethernet (PoE) for both network connectivity and power. Proper installation of the weather cover is emphasized to prevent water damage. Additional weather covers and gaskets are provided for custom cable installation. Camera adjustments are achieved by loosening and tightening collars.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker demonstrates how to connect cameras to an NVR system. They show connecting the cameras via short ethernet cables, setting up admin and IP camera passwords, activating the device, configuring security questions, setting up an unlock pattern, adjusting settings for time zone and network connection, and installing the Ankey Vision app by scanning a QR code. The video also covers adding the NVR to the app, formatting a new hard drive, enabling continuous recording or motion detection, and testing the cameras by showing different camera views. The segment concludes with installing the cameras in different locations and adjusting the camera angles.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker demonstrates how to run an Ethernet cable up through vent holes into the attic and connect it to a camera. They show how to set up the cameras on an NVR, including naming the cameras, configuring motion detection areas, setting privacy masks, and adjusting settings like sensitivity. The video also covers how to turn off the NVR, control recording and audio playback, and use digital zoom. It is emphasized that for recording audio, a CCTV microphone must be connected to the NVR.
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In this part of the video, the speaker explains how to adjust image settings such as brightness, contrast, and saturation. They demonstrate live view options such as real-time, balanced, or fluency modes. The video further details how to view instant playback of buffered recordings, select the number of channels to display, choose between continuous or motion detection recording, and export recordings to an external USB drive. Instructions on exporting event recordings and normal recordings are provided with steps on selecting specific cameras, date ranges, and file types. Additionally, the video explains how to playback recorded videos, choose specific cameras, adjust timeline scales, and navigate through event recordings or continuous recording markers on the timeline.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker demonstrates how to clip and export video clips using the Anki Vision app. They show how to select a video clip, drag the timeline to clip, and export it to an external drive. The speaker highlights the clear nighttime and outdoor views captured by the cameras. They explain how to access live views, playback recorded videos, take snapshots, and save recordings on the app. The importance of push notifications, notification schedules, and the clarity of recorded videos, both daytime and nighttime, is emphasized. It is mentioned that the NVR can record continuously, ensuring no missing video and easy playback. The simplicity of setting up the POE camera with just one ethernet cable is also discussed.
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In this part of the video, the speaker mentions the H800 and VR system with four cameras retailing for approximately $485. Adding a one terabyte hard drive costs an additional $60, bringing the total to around $550 for the 4k resolution system. Viewers are directed to check the link provided for purchase information. The speaker concludes by thanking viewers and encouraging them to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for new videos.