tDVR %1 video|audio %2 drop %3
%1 = The number of capture card in the system starting with 0. %BR% %2 = The analog input channel starting with 0. %BR%%3 = The amount of frames dropped. %BR% This log tells how many frames of audio or video were dropped and which board channel it occurred on.
If only 1 frame was dropped, it is likely due to poor quality video.If a group of frames is dropped. The frame buffer is filling up; check for resource limitations or anti-virus.
EBADRESP – 110
Invalid ping response.
This error occurs during xn_ping if an invalid response to a ping request is received. An invalid response is detected if the sequence number or the source IP address in the response is incorrect.
*** stream stalled
The video/audio stream timed out.
Failed call to GetAdaptersInfo in buffer ***
Windows only, If the buffer’s address is greater than 0x8000000, the server could have a bug in the Windows internal address conversion routines.
board *** watchdog expired
The heartbeat communication to the capture board has timeout. The system will reboot.
Could be a hardware problem or anti-virus interference. Also possible if no page file is enabled.
Failed to set time server registry value ***.
The Windows registry could not be updated with the listed information.
Likely permissions related. Group Policy may be disallowing changes.
LDAP: Lost binding to server.
Communication has dropped to the Active Directory/LDAP server.
Receive error buffer full
The available memory buffer if full for the data being received.
In some cases, a camera can send a frame larger than our allowable frame buffer. Lowering the image quality may help.
Powershell version 2.0 or greater required
On a Windows machine, the Archiving plugin uses Powershell for iSCSI integration. Powershell is either not installed or is an older version.
If able, install the Windows Management Framework, then restart the Server service. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/968929
device *** board init error ***
Communication could not be established to the eDVR board.
May be firmware or hardware related.