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I picked up a Ipad and I am looking for a video converter so I can show saved video footage. Tried handbrake but there is no settings for the Ipad.... Any one have any ideas?

If you only have a 256K upload to the headend how are you gonna take advantage of the 10Mb upload at the headend?

Not sure how you think your only gonna have one stream from local to headend. If your viewing more then one camera your gonna have multiple streams live or recorded. Typically you would install a server at each site then use client or web software to log into and view the cameras that the admin lets you have access to. Have a look at Ipconfigure, they might have what your looking for. It is enterprise and all browser based. http://www.ipconfigure.com/ if you need contact info let me know.

What are you trying to gain by setting the system up this way?

Anyone have any feedback?

Rory any feed back on Ikegami cameras?

no such device exists for that price

Can you plz post sample pix from your CNB cams Thx I would strongly recommend this link http://lmgtfy.com/?q=basic+electricity+101 ??? he was looking for sample images from your cameras. I would like to see too.

Carl thank you. What Vitek cameras to you recommend? What are your thoughts on Bosch?

Multicasting is designed to reduce network bandwidth when you have multiple clients or redundant NVRs. You well need network switches that can support this.

Yes you must use Areconts AV100 software.

Nice shots I would like to test the 502 verse the Avigilon h.264... I have some very impressive shots but I can't share

You would do all of the video setup in Arecont's AV100 software NOT in Exacq.

You could also have sensor burn from the sun depending on the sensor they use if you us an indoor only camera out doors. Bottom line use the right tool for the job. Use outdoor cameras outdoors and indoor cameras indoors.

What did you not like about Arecont?

Milestone OnSSi Genetec Exacq IPconfigure They will all do what you want. You will install a server at each site and then use the client software to view all cameras as one big system. Some systems will do it better then others, but your biggest problem will be your up load speeds.

Have a look at this: http://products.boschsecurity.us/en/TAMS/products/bxp/SKUPFT7694537867.P1.F.01U.217.865-P1

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Have a look at videoiq

Nope.... I have been asking for well over a year and they say they can't because MAC support. Why do you want to switch from Milestone? What do you not like?

I'm trying to use third-party camera viewers that don't use VPN. Is it possible to use VPN when only the router knows about the tunnel? Best, Christopher What device are you using to view the cameras with? if it is an Ipad they have VPN support.

Where are you located and what is the budget. Have you ever completed a IP project the size.

Your clients will connect to all of your servers. So you will have 3 servers per hotel (If they are 200 HD/Megapixel cameras I would think you would need more like 4-5 servers) and one client per hotel. Total of 6 servers 2 clients. Get a fiber connection between buildings so you can make one big system and both clients can see all servers. Of your worried about a server going down and not having video from those cameras that is a different problem. This can be done but it will be a function of your VMS software and I don't think Luxrot can do that. The software we use has up to 2 hot standby servers so if one server fails it will automatically switch to the backup server.

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Thank you for your reply, kindly could you recommend another platform, and how can i apply the hot standby configuration. There would be no hot stand by for the clients. It would be one big network so you client locations could see each other at the same time if you would like. You could then setup user access to different cameras to limit access to only they cameras you want them to see. You have many options for VMS software. Milestone OnSSI Genetec Dvtel Exacq This is not going to be a cheap system and depending your camera selection you will need 4 to 5 servers per hotel to handle all of the cameras.