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  • How do I add a new site and camera?
    A "site" in Huvio represents one physical location — a store, a warehouse, a mall unit. Cameras always belong to a site. To add a new site: From the dashboard, go to Sites. Select Add Site. Enter the site name and address (this appears on incident alerts, so use something staff will recognize). Select Save. To add a camera to that site: Open the site you just created. Select Add Camera. Choose your connection type (RTSP or ONVIF) and follow the stepsFew readers
  • What cameras does Huvio support, and how do I connect an RTSP or ONVIF camera?
    Huvio works with any standard RTSP or ONVIF camera — the connection type isn't the limiting factor. What matters is whether the camera can actually see behavior clearly enough for the AI to judge it: Frame rate: minimum 10 fps, recommended 15 fps or better. Below 6 fps, detection becomes unreliable, since the AI needs several consecutive frames of the same person to judge what they're doing. Resolution: minimum 640×360, recommended 1280×720 — but what actually matters is howFew readers
  • Can I monitor multiple cameras with Huvio?
    Yes. Huvio is designed to monitor connected cameras across your sites. You can add cameras to your Huvio account and manage them from the camera management area. Each camera can monitor its own video stream and generate incidents when the configured conditions are met. Related articles: How do I add a new site and camera? What cameras does Huvio support?Few readers

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