Record Only A Specific Window On Screen

5 stars! Stable and very easy to adjust level with slider on.

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I picked up this camera to point outside through a window from inside. I've tried a few other cameras before (Waze and Tapo, among others) but none of them checked all the boxes for me. I initially was looking for cameras that would record to my Synology NAS, but of the ones that would record natively to my NAS, none of them has the quality I was looking for.  Since I have recently replaced my router and switch with Ubiquiti gear, I decided to give the Ubiquiti camera a shot. I've been pleasantly surprised by how much I like these cameras. First, the setup was a breeze. The app on iOS (iPhone and iPad) are excellent. The motion sensing was simple to setup and configure the alerts for (though I could only get the geofencing to work when I had recently opened the Protect app). To get the camera to show a good picture through the window at night, I had to disable the LED for the night vision because it cause a glare off the Window. I'm pretty sure I would get better night vision if I didn't have it going through the window, but for my situation, I can't have the camera outside, so this was the best option available. Bottom line, if I need another camera, I'll be looking at this one or one of Ubuiquiti's other cameras first.

Durable and sound design. The only mount that truly sticks to the window. Only downside is that the phone holder doesn't work great with Iphone 6 as it hits volume buttons --- thinking of opting for iphone specific holder by RAM - otherwise very easy to use and secure

Bought this for a specific purpose to record my daughters band playing on a float in a parade. Last year filmed them with GoPro attached to trailer but the audio was terrible. Found a good place to mount the H1n at the front of the trailer and let it record the whole time. Was very pleased with the sound quality that it produced which I used for the audio track of the recording. For next show (will be stationary) I plan to compare with the external mic that I use with my DSLR to record their shows.

As someone who is new to audio, the Zoom H5 Handy Recorder can seem intimidating in comparison to it's younger sibling, the Zoom H1 Handy Recorder. I was looking for something portable and powerful enough (48v, to be specific) to record on-the go audio for a podcast which sometimes has guests. This product was a perfect fit for just that. It picks up great audio and has various settings to enhance the overall sound depending on your conditions and what you're trying to record. My one concern when purchasing this was Wow, that looks really complex and for audio tech's. but after speaking with an Audio Pro through B&H they reassured me that even though it looks intimidating, the product is very simple to use. After the products arrival I unbox it and turn it on - it took a while to figure out what everything does, the manual isn't very specific or newbie-friendly. After looking up some videos on Youtube I was able to find a quick tutorial on what all of the buttons do and how to get started with recording. So overall learning curve? Just a ten minute video for me and an additional ten minutes just playing around with the settings. I definitely highly recommend this to any newbie/pro.

The Cornwall Conservation Commission has purchased 5 of these cameras to record how wildlife are using specific habitat. They have been dependable and the day time pictures are quite good. First time using trail cameras and I like these a lot.

I enjoy the video specific features for this camera. Love the dedicated record button

I was looking for something that might be able to record a specific HDMI output signal and so with the help of the excellent support staff at StarTech, and a little sleuthing of my own, I was able to accomplish that goal. All 3 things came together, the hardware, the support and some of my own initiative. The support staff spend over 45 minutes with me one day. If they can't figure out how to accomplish something with their hardware it probably can't be done.

This cart have very specific requirements for the supported SSDs. I'd recommend to use ONLY one of the SSDs listed in the Synology website. I thought it would be compatible with any M2 SSD with form factor 2280 but it isn't. It took me three roundtrips to B&H to get it right. Here is the link for SSDs compatible with a DS1517+ using this card: https://www.synology.com/en-ph/compatibility?search_by=products&model=DS1817%2B&category=m2_ssd_m2d18&p=1&change_log_p=1