Hi, Does anyone else use the QVR Client app on Mac OS X? I currently have two cameras and only get 1-1.5fps per camera on the live view which is really poor and choppy. To see if it was related to my setup I tried the following: - Wireless and wired connection is the same.

- On VMobile iOS app I get > 10fps - Using the camera manufacturers software on the Mac I get > 10fps - Using the camera manufacturers iOS app I get > 10fps - Viewing recorded video in QVR Client seems much better. My setup is: TS-453 Pro 1GB 4x2TB WD Reds Firmware 4.2.0 Build 2015118 Mac OS X 10.11 QVR Client 2.1.3 Hikvision 2543 and 2335.

Cameras setup at 3mbps 20fps recording. I can't any settings within QVR Client that might cause this. Anyone have similar problems? Rop wrote:I use the QVR client for Mac have 3 FOSCAM´s and a Hootoo outdoor camera. The Foscam do great or better then any IOS app, the Hootoo works good as well. It all depends on what setting you have settup on the NVR side as Vmobile and QVR connect to the cameras via de NVR of your Qnap (survailance station). The app connects directly to your camera and not the NVR.

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Thanks the info. But if the Vmobile live view is ok on my iPad at the same location as my iMac using the same wifi surely the QVR Client fps should be similar? Buts its not, its really poor. Just a quick note, cause last night after work i checked my QVR on my main macbook and it was working fine, then I check my older Macbook Air and found that i did show a bit more 'skiping' in the video. I noticed that QVR eats up about 7 - 8 MBps, so that would explain my Macbook Air, since it is conected to my WIFI via 2.4 Ghz 802.11G, while my Pro is coneced via my 5.2Ghz network with 802.11N, thus the later has a much wider channel to work with. Might be that QVR is simple less efficient then Vmobile and so it requieres a greater badwdth to work properly? Rop wrote:I use the QVR client for Mac have 3 FOSCAM´s and a Hootoo outdoor camera.

Fantom xr editor for mac. The Foscam do great or better then any IOS app, the Hootoo works good as well. It all depends on what setting you have settup on the NVR side as Vmobile and QVR connect to the cameras via de NVR of your Qnap (survailance station). The app connects directly to your camera and not the NVR. Thanks the info. But if the Vmobile live view is ok on my iPad at the same location as my iMac using the same wifi surely the QVR Client fps should be similar? Buts its not, its really poor.

Developer: Free QVR Client is a video surveillance utility provided by QNAP for you to monitor the network cameras and playback the recording files on VioStor NVR. As long as you have a network connection, you can access your video surveillance system anytime, anywhere. By adopting the innovative technology, Surveillance Client supports unlimited monitoring servers/channels to connect to all available VioStor NVR series and monitor hundreds of network cameras of different brands. And advanced monitoring features, such as multiple live streams (depend on camera model), adjustable display mode, PTZ and preset position control, instant notification of alarm events, and snapshot, are supported for you to control your surveillance system easily.

The utility also allows you to playback the recording data from different monitoring channels and different alarm events.