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Bandwidth is probably the biggest factor - most residential broadband has fast downstream but fairly limited upstream speeds. VMS could have an effect as well - if it's re-encoding the video to a smaller stream, that will take time to process and add some delay. Not necessarily - it depends on how many cameras you're trying to view/stream at once, and whether the VMS is re-encoding them to a smaller stream. thanks sir, how come the analog has 0 delay on streaming? is it because it doesnt re-encode? how do I know which cameras re encode or not? Can I view the IP cameras over internet at the lowest resolution, but at the same time record it with highest res?

What are the variables that causes the remote viewing IP cameras to lag? Is it the bandwidth, camera or the viewing software? If I have 10 IP cameras installed on a location do I need 10times better bandwidth than if I only had 1 cameras installed?

Hi, Ive been using pico2000 for over 2years now. I have it installed on 10 different location. My mainly use of it is real time viewing using remote module. Since I have 10 locations I need to open all 10locations in remote module which takes alot of times. Is there any alternative way or software that can help me login to 10different IP's within a few clicks instead of opening 10remote module windows and placing them around on my window? I know multiviewer is an alternative but its too much laggy and freezy. I need one that looks similar to Exacq software which is really smooth and fast. Thanks!