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I want to record 24/7 up to 4 video cameras, at least two with a IR night mode, to a PC. Any recommendations? For software or hardware? |
PC systems for security videos
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ssuellid 19,142 posts
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GrandTheftApu 6,117 posts
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Registered 18 years agoWe have some Axis network cameras here at work, although they are quite old they do a reasonable job. -
Have you been watching Sliver? -
there is a weekly documentary on about Swansea indoor market and they recently bought a system like this and said it was dead cheap, although they did not mention the name or who they bought it from.....er.....
You could use network cameras with a server to store the recorings in whatever format you want.. Not that expensive.
You could also go for the IP option but the cameras start costing stupid money.
I did a comparitive quote once for a company that helped us out. Will see if I can dig it out.....
Here is the IP route with live streaming:
Real time streaming licenses for hosted server
IP Camera located at client site
ADSL Router & Splitters
Consultancy & Installation
Specification:
Hosting of server at datacente £250 /month
ADSL 512kbps for each site £52.40 /month
Total cost including VAT: £11k !
Edited by Madder Max at 14:26:05 28-01-2005
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Nasty 4,840 posts
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Registered 17 years agoSomething like this
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ssuellid 19,142 posts
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Registered 20 years agoTa, people. Thats a few options I did not see. Budget wise I was thinking less than £500 for everything. -
Check out a home automation website, such as www.letsautomate.com. They usually offer a range of different solutions at varying costs.
Let me know what you go for in the end, as this is something I'm looking into ultimately.
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