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Maybe 10 DVR sites each with average 4 channels each so maybe 40 channels or so. I reached out to linovision to get a trial copy. Hopefully that will work.

Sean,

Can you give me an example of a company that makes DVR and NVRs with the sub DVR feature?

Anyone else find that having 8+ IP cameras on their LAN, totally makes the LAN unusable for other users? Are people usually running dedicated networks for the IP cameras?

The reason I don't want the viewers to directly connect to the DVR is because my upstream bandwidth is usually only 1Mbps. That's barely enough for one channel, let alone multiple users trying to stream the same channel.

It's like the Ustream model...single uploader and then take advantage of large pipes at datacenters...

True, I agree with that statement...

IP cameras tend to be more expensive, and use a lot of bandwidth, even on the LAN...Maybe things have changed, but that's my experience...

Is there a list of the most popular Central Stations?

Let's put it this way...i can make them all the same vendor...but what's the best Central Station software out there?

Most likely...I'm pretty sure it has to be? Unless there is some sort of CCTV standard?

For Example lets say I have DVR1, 2, 3 each with Channel A, B, C. They all connect to a Central Station in a datacenter somewhere.

Then I have viewers

Viewer I (Los Angeles):

1A, 1C, 2B, 3A

Viewer II (San Francisco):

1A, 1B, 2A, 2C, 3A, 3B

Etc...Is this possible? Each Viewer would connect directly to Central Stations such that DVR1, 2, 3 only would have to send one upstream video.

Thanks!

Looking for an aggregator that I can put in a datacenter that would take in multiple feeds from DVRs, any such product?

Then I would like to stream from many different locations a subset of those feeds?

Looking for a good NVR system that can handle 16 cameras...with good software for remote viewing...anyone have suggestions?