Brad,
Thanks for the reply. I have restarted them but that doesn't work. One thing I did during my debugging this issue is since I had Nest WiFi routers, 2 of them, I checked what each camera was doing in terms of upload speeds. I created another post on this forum, this is what I wrote there,
"each of them is using upload speeds between 2Mbps to 6Mbps but they average around 4Mbps. I have set each of them to use "High" video setting instead of the only other option of "Max", but it still seems too high. From what I can read, during recording events in the "High" video setting, each would use a maximum of 2Mbps if recording events. I do have 24/7 recording setup via Nest Aware Plus subscription, but I didn't think they should be using more than 2Mbps of my upload speed from my internet plan.
Is this normal or is there something wrong?"
I also added the following bit of information in the same post,
"Another odd thing I wanted to mention is that I just turned all 4 of those camera's off but 3 of them are still showing about 4Mbps upload while the 4th one is only showing 1Kbps. I thought if I turned them all off, that the upload bandwidth would go to 0 or into the 1Kbps like the one did.
Seems like something is certainly off with these.
Any ideas as to what is happening?"
Any ideas as to why this would happen? I think they are using too much upload bandwidth and causing a bottle neck with my internet upload speeds. The real odd thing is the last part where I turned them off but they were still showing the same 4Mbps average upload speeds while off.
Do you have any further ideas?
Thanks,
Chuck
