Is there a way to record 24/192 right out of the box using free software etc., or do you have to purchase software in order to record 24/192?
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It comes with a copy of Sonar LE. Which, as far as I know, supports 24/192.
1578782
Yes, I have done it two ways. FTP server and iSPY. I highly recommend the iSPY program. It is free and easier to setup. I only have done this with a wired connection though. FTP server setup is confusing to do, and i only got it working with scheduled recordings not motion sensor.
570665
No, it has no recording capability, it is a switch supplying POE over 4 of its ports.
1977211
As others have mentioned, it won't record directly to a NAS, however, you can specify an FTP server to upload recordings to. So in my case, I have a machine in my network that I've configured an FTP server on. The NVR will upload the recordings to my local FTP, which in turn I have set to copy the recordings to a cloud service like Dropbox or OneDrive. Works great so far.
796837
To do this with hardware, you need a switch that can do "port mirroring", which you probably won't find for cheap. You could also do the gateway trick omer suggested, which is of course free, but then if your PC goes down, so does your network.
887205
O.K. So far so good==Got the system working with your suggestion of a FIOS STB box.Using a splitter I now can watch one program and record another== Here's the rub=== When setting the recording I don't understand how to indicate the Channel to record =-= all I get L1/ L2 /Ch3.. How can I set the channel wanted???
1870138
Since the recording is done at a PC that is connected to the same router, the recording time will depend on the size of your hard drive. Will use about 1GB a day and future model will have a rollover feature but not as of now.
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CAUTION: telnet is open but ONLY for remote access by Wanscam personell to update the firmware.. User's admin userid & password won't open a session.. Hummm? Block ports 32099 and 32100 outgoing from your ipcams to the internet.. The cams visiciously try to make 6 individual internet connections.. The clincher.. After some allotted time has passed where the cams actually do communicate with the 6 internet addresses they then start their underhanded action.. Apparently they receive a list of IPS to call out to.. Why..?? Don't know know..! Some are valid IPS and others are bogus.. Wanscam is pulling a fast one.! I have repeatedly documented this fact many times.. Each time a new list of IPS is sent to the ipcam.. And who's hosting this blantant spying act..? None other than amazon itself at amazonaws.. I don't know if they have knowledge of this..!
1895965
FYIThe Toshiba DR400 manual says it will record content at the correct (source) aspect on DVD-RW but "always at 4:3 on DVR+RW/ +R."Go figure. Might be something to look into.
1103515
Not at the moment. You can see the name of curent show. The manufacturer continues to update the firmware, and keeps adding features. The latest firmware allows you to download the recordings. If many people ask, they might add the feature.
485235
No, it's not even worth recording, very limited. Hope you find a good one for monitoring at a reasonable price.
1408173
Do not need software this is a camera - your DVR has the software in it - just go to the ip address and login using the user name and password you set in the set up of the unit. It WILL NOT WORK in your home network!!!! You must go to an outside internet source or you must use the ip address of the unit. I had to use No-IP.org because I do not get a static ip from my DNS provider.
1368839
Yes, the camera has a pretty decent set of tools/services/options built into it. It will be necessary to forward the IP ports on your router/firewall in order to view it. You will want to purchase the Blue Iris software to go along with this camera anyway for advanced DVR recording. It will also let you stream live as well as playback from archive. The Blue Iris software will be much easier to work with rather than the camera software. The picture quality is amazing.
887204
Thanks for your input== The unit died on me so back to the store. I never realized how inefficient these unit are-- I do a lot of recording to DVD-RW discs so this unit wont be of any help-- (I had just purchased another 50 DVD-RW discs)I forgot how much work there is in recording the old fashioned way with all the Start & end times-Ch # . With Fios's guide you only have one button to record for future events. I think I'll wait til they come out with a unit with a guide. Although it seems like these units are near the end and will be replaced soon. thanks again!
260200
I use the Android app P2PIPC that is recommended and it works okay. It's not the most polished App but it does get the job done, Left and Right work just fine, but Up and Down are reversed. As mentioned before Synology doesn't support it natively but I was able to manually program mine using MPEG as the video and had to manually enter the path /http://192.168.1.6:554/videostream.cgi. But it works just fine.
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No, but with one caveat. If your network sets the copy once flag, you can only view the recording from the machine where the recording was made. For me, a major irritation because my HTPC is client to a the server with all my storage disks. If the server records the program, it can't be viewed from the client... only the server! The way around this of course is to leave your HTPC on and record to a local disk. I am not certain if you can indicate a network share as a viable target for recording.
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I use Maxell. I've recorded well over a hundred discs and didn't have any problems until I switched from Time Warner to Fios. Fios has software that won't allow recording of anything protected by copyright except on DVR.