A remote camera sends video from the site to the viewer or cloud, so the site’s upload path carries the important traffic. Mobile services often advertise download speeds, but weak or congested upload can cause frozen video, delayed alarms and poor recordings even when downloads look fast.
Measure sustained upload, latency and packet loss at the installed antenna position and during busy periods. Configure camera bit rates to fit below the reliable upload capacity with headroom. Multiple cameras share that capacity. A 5G or stronger-antenna solution may help, but only if the local network provides better uplink performance.
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