Yes, PoE security cameras can experience latency, but it's typically minimal and manageable with proper setup. Factors like network congestion, cable quality, and NVR processing power influence delay, often resulting in 1–3 seconds of lag —rarely impacting real-time monitoring. The whole system is DAHUA NVR cams and switches Can anyone tell me any way of solving these issues ? Also is there a maximum number of switches you can send cameras thru? Any help is appreciated Are they POE cameras? Unmanaged switches? Have you used a laptop on the furthest switch? IP cameras will. The streams are really delayed and not really useful in a “live” scenario (using reolink integration). I have a reolink cctv system with nvr and explored webrtc, and subsequently frigate/gotortc with webtortc not being supported anymore, and got completely lost down a rabbit hole with it requiring. Is there a way to delay applying POE to a port until after the switch is fully booted? I have a situation where I am using the switch with DCHP capabilities, but I need the switch and DHCP server to be fully booted before power is applied to the port. With optimized. Power over Ethernet (PoE) simplifies device deployment by delivering both data and power over a single Ethernet cable. This guide provides a step-by-step troubleshooting. I used the code and got the following results (4k, mjpeg, 30fps), which seems much slower than the official result (avg 77ms) reported from Erik (thanks for his support in the email).
