look for a solution that how to storage ip camera video.

[greatRachel 0]

Hello all.

 

Coudl you help me to find a solution that how to stroage ip camera video?

 

I was going to use the NVR. But the cost is too high for my project. I only use 2-3 ip camears in my project.

 

Do you have othres solution for me? Thanks in advance.

 

Best Regards

 

Skype:lisey4

[angela 0]

i dont think it is wise to use NVR, cause u just have 3 cameras.

Just use your computer to save video, that's enough.

hope it is helpful.

[greatRachel 0]

Hi Angela. Thanks for your sugession. I will try, But if want to storage more days. I this the computer will not enough. How do you think about?.

 

Best Regards

[rory 0]

i think about get bigger hard drive?

[mike_va 0]

Axis latest firmware rev for the P1344 etc let's you save to a network location (also a SD card). Pretty cool, works well.

[Crazyandrew 0]

I agree with angela. Just use a computer with 2TB HD to store the video, since there're only 3 cameras.

[angela 0]

i am wondering if there are 128pcs network cameras, how to store video?

I dont think there are real NVRs in market...

[greatRachel 0]

Dear friends.

 

Thanks for your all. I will try to convince my client.Maybe it is perfect way.

 

friends,Do you know any brand ip cameras that work well with economical price?

1.view 200m-500m

2.H.264 video compression

3.Night vision 70m

4.waterproof IP66

Could you give some idea? Thanks in advance.

 

Best Regards

 

skype:lisey4

[SectorSecurity 0]

If you are worried about storage on the system get a pci sata card and a hot swappable raid cage and load it up with some 1 or 2tb hard drives storage problem solved.

[greatRachel 0]

Hi sectorsecurity

 

Thanks for your idea.I will advice it to my client. Maybe a good way.

 

I think you are a professional in this industry.Thanks again.

[Soundy 1]

If you are worried about storage on the system get a pci sata card and a hot swappable raid cage and load it up with some 1 or 2tb hard drives storage problem solved.

"Loading it up" with 1TB or 2TB drives is going to be tricky right now... with the flooding in Thailand affecting a good chunk of the world's HDD manufacturing, drives are in short supply and getting very expensive. I just paid $200 for a 1TB WD Caviar Green that barely a month ago was selling for $79.