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The Nooie app is user-friendly and visually appealing. Download the app, connect your phone to the camera, and see what is happening through live video wherever you are.
The Nooie app is user-friendly and visually appealing. Download the app, connect your phone to the camera, and see what is happening through live video wherever you are.
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This is a look at the Nooie Camera app, screen recorded from my sony phone. It has a number of features along with the ability to recorde and take pictures d.

11 Oct Why can’t I see my Camera from my phone app anymore

Posted at 08:50h in How to, Video Surveillance and Security Cameras0 Comments

So your camera phone app isn’t working. Here are a few steps to take to troubleshoot the problem.

Why can’t I see my Cameras from my phone app anymore?

Did you get a new router or internet service? If so, you will need to set up your router to forward to your DVR so your camera phone app will work again.

If you didn’t change anything and it stopped working, it might be because your IP address changed. Every internet connection in the world has its own IP address. So unless you are paying the internet provider, the internet provider can change the IP address whenever they want. Because of this, if you camera app stops working, you first want to check if your IP address has changed.

Check your IP Address

Open the camera app on your smartphone (This app might change)
1. click icon on the top left (squares
2. then click devices
3. then click arrow on the right and it will take you to details where you can see your IP address
Google what is your IP
1. Google “What is my IP address” and check to make sure the IP address on google matches the IP address on your app. If it’s not the same, click on the “edit: button on the top right and change it to your public IP address. Then, SAVE. (go to google and type that in)

Check the Recorder’s IP Address

The router tells the camera phone app where to go to get the information (Tells the app to get the information from the NVR) Router is the “gatekeeper” to tell where information should go to.

Login to your router
- Port forwarding: Your router sends information from a certain port to do a specific function
- Anything that connects to your router, the router gives it a specific local IP address that is unique to your local network
- You should set up our router to forward ports (80,8000, and 8554) to the NVR (Like a forwarding/phone extension system, and using TCP not UDP)
Make sure the local IP address for the recorder is the same IP address the router is tell it to go to.
- If you don’t know what the IP Address for your recorder is…that’s okay! Most people don’t.
- There is a way to make it static instead of dynamic, meaning it will stay the same and not change anymore. If this has not been done, look into getting it done
See how many devices are connected to your internet
- If you know how to log into your router, your router will list everything that is connected
How to log into router:
- Most people do it by typing in 192.168.1.1 (Or it may be 192.168.0.1)
- Login information: If you don’t know what it is, it is possibly:
  - Username: Admin
  - Password: password
- If you still don’t know how to login, google your router and look for a user guide
Assuming you can log into router and port forwarding is already set up, look at two things;
- First: The list of devices connected to the router (or internet)
- Second: A section called “Advanced Set-up” where you will find the port forwarding information
  - Once you are here, you can then edit the local IP to forward to if it is incorrect
  - Chances are, right now it is forwarding to the local IP address of 192.168.1.2. Or 192.168.1.3 or 192.168.1.4…etc
  - Using trial and error, if you change the last number, save, try the app again, and repeat, you should be able to find out which is the correct local IP address

Security cameras are becoming quite popular these days as prices continue to fall and new features are added. Compared to what we had just a decade ago, home security cameras can do some amazing things. The Nooie Cam 360 is a good example of that and is the first indoor camera that I have ever owned. Priced at just $49, the Nooie Cam 360 offers quite a few features that you might not expect. I didn’t have any expectations when I got it but I have been pleasantly surprised with the performance of the camera. Unfortunately, you will need to download the Nooie Cam app to operate the cam. Unlike the actual device, the app needs a bit of work to deliver a reliable user experience.

Design

The design of the Nooie Cam 360 reminds me of a soft boiled egg on an egg cup. The bottom half is gray and has a small status light to indicate that the device is on. This same light is what you will also use when setting up the device for the first time. The top half of the cam is white with a black oval in the center that houses the actual camera. Although this camera does not provide one in the box, there’s a slot below the camera for a class 6 microSD card, from 4GG to 128GB.

The Nooie Cam 360 is a fairly small device with a dimension of 4.9 x 3.07 x 3.07 inches. It’s also very light since it only weighs 14.9 ounces. As long as there is an outlet close enough, the small stature makes it easy to place it almost anywhere. If you want, you can even mount it on a wall or ceiling.

The accessories that are included in the box include a power adapter, cable, wall mount, and screws. It was quite surprising to see that a power adapter was provided since it seems like most devices nowadays only include the cable. The wall mount and screws are nice to have but I will not be using them since this device will mostly sit on my entertainment stand.

Setup

The Nooie Cam 360 was simple to set up, although I did run into an issue that was somewhat frustrating. To get started, you’ll need to download the Nooie Cam app from either Google Play or the Apple App Store and then follow the on-screen instructions to get the camera up and running. A very important thing to be aware of is that the cam will only work on a Wi-Fi network that is 2.4GHz and does not support 5GHz. If you’re like me, my iPhone was always set to 5GHz at home, forcing me to manually change it to 2.4GHz in order to make sure that the app would work correctly.

If you fail to do so, the only thing you’ll see on your app is a black screen when looking at the camera. After setting up your network, the app will provide you a QR code that you will need to hold in front of the Nooie Cam 360 to complete the setup. This part is what frustrated me the most, taking several minutes for the camera to finally recognize the QR code.

Use

Even though I knew that the Nooie Cam 360 was 1080P HD, I was astonished to see the quality of the video images. The images are superb and I love that I can even zoom in. Just note that zooming in will be a digital crop, resulting in a degraded image the further you zoom in. Night vision is just as impressive. Using two 940nm infrared LEDs that can illuminate up to 32 feet, the quality is incredible. Two years ago, we purchased a video b

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