lserver30 0 Posted March 30, 2015 I just set up a system with 16 Hikvision cams, (4-2332's & 12-2032's), and love it; however the computer I'm using to live view the cameras barley has the brawn to handle previewing 4 of them at a time. (It's a 3-4 year old Dell with an i3 that I wiped clean and reinstalled Windows 7 just to live view with iVMS-4200). So I was hoping that you guys could help me with some specs as to what I would need or will worked to decode all 16 cameras (1080p, 25-30fps, bitrate ~4,000) at once? Thanks in advance! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
SyconsciousAu 0 Posted March 31, 2015 I just set up a system with 16 Hikvision cams, (4-2332's & 12-2032's), and love it; however the computer I'm using to live view the cameras barley has the brawn to handle previewing 4 of them at a time. (It's a 3-4 year old Dell with an i3 that I wiped clean and reinstalled Windows 7 just to live view with iVMS-4200). So I was hoping that you guys could help me with some specs as to what I would need or will worked to decode all 16 cameras (1080p, 25-30fps, bitrate ~4,000) at once? Thanks in advance! http://hikvision.msk.ru/download/ManualEng/iVMS/EN_Spec_of_iVMS-4200_PCNVR.pdf See page 2 for recommended configurations If you run one of the newer I7 processors at say 4GHZ and more ram that should give you heaps of headroom Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Securame 0 Posted March 31, 2015 I just set up a system with 16 Hikvision cams, (4-2332's & 12-2032's), and love it; however the computer I'm using to live view the cameras barley has the brawn to handle previewing 4 of them at a time. (It's a 3-4 year old Dell with an i3 that I wiped clean and reinstalled Windows 7 just to live view with iVMS-4200). So I was hoping that you guys could help me with some specs as to what I would need or will worked to decode all 16 cameras (1080p, 25-30fps, bitrate ~4,000) at once? Thanks in advance! Keep in mind iVMS-4200 can adapt the stream you are using depending the size of the monitor/resolution. It does not make sense to watch 16 stream at 1920x1080 unless you have a 7680x4320 resolution desktop/screen, which I doubt you have. If you have your screen resolution at 1920x1080, when you are watching 16 cameras, iVMS-4200 will use the substream, which you can have set at a lower resolution. When you double click a camera to make it full screen, then it will change to the main stream. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites