ak357

Avigilon.com

May be North Korea attack

You right Broadcast quality H.264 encoder cost about $5000-$15000 I had recently tour TV Station

No, that's not what I did. The scenario you're describing above makes no sense to test. I tested your claim that moving a large amount of traffic between two ports on the switch in his router would slow down other traffic through the switch in the router. I moved 90Mbit/sec from port 2 to port 3 (simulating the PoE switch to NVR connection in the router's switch) and simultaneously moved 900+Mbit/sec from port 1 to port 4. The 90Mbit/sec moving between port 2 and port 3 had no impact on 900+Mbit/sec data transfer speed between port 1 and port 4. There was no slow down from the simulated camera to NVR traffic going through the router's switch. Hmm ,may be I should send you very interesting "adapters" its Ethernet over coax here is what will happen If I disconnect coax from adapter it WILL kill every port (meaning every camera on network is DEAD this is just small example also try to put camera on RTSP and see if u like your local LAN performance. my point still the same keep traffic separate its simple to do and right way to do it No decent IT person will allow me to put IP cameras on their network always separate subnets

Hmm, may be u miss point a little NIC for camera do not have DNS and gateway entry (so IT Does not have Internet Access ) but second NIC does do u follow ?

What is the reasoning behind this? Security? You could also use a single managed switch with VLANs and tagged ports. There are lots of ways to accomplish network separation. Yes, but How many homeowners have u seen who will do "vlans" ? To setup comp with 2 NIC takes few min and cost next to nothing as to why ? to keep cam traffic separate from local LAN

Stop fighting Always create 2 separate subnets one for cameras second for (home)LAN All u need comp with 2 NIC

I respect this ! by the way where did u buy your MOSFET Sw ?

have a look at WEMO switches

Check your PM

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I forgot to mention 47 % was with 2 client connected to server No client connection and no local client (just win service) look below

Stop playing with toys have a look 26 All 2 MP cameras using 47% full res and frame rate (Server has old name as 24 cam )

Have a look http://alliedbroadcastgroup.com/hd_broadcast_video_switchers_hd_broadcast_video_switcher.asp I really like their pricing

Why don't you hire Pro ?

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See u there as usual

Glad to help would u like me to send you quote ? sent me PM Check your PM

Glad to help would u like me to send you quote ? sent me PM

Hmm, good luck with demo They are going very fast out of the door

Do u go after HD chicks or SD ? or as long as u can do serial (digital) interface with them it's does not matter

I think he is talking about HD-SDI product

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I think u need 25 posts