How long does the DVR record for?
779266
It depends on the recording settings you use and the size of the hard drive. If you use the lower resolution settings you can get almost a month on a 1 Tb hard drive. Higher resolutions will get more like 20 days.
779267
It depends on the size of the hard drive you use. Also, it can overwrite to create endless loop
779268
Hi, it's depends of hard drive's size and numbers of cameras installed and operatives on the same time. I hope my help was useful for you.
779269
This particular system and its standard resolution camera will get about 30 days per 500 meg...
779270
You can set the time to how long you want depends on how big your hard drive, usually 500 gb
386921
Not sure Thomas, I returned the system due to some issues with exporting footage of the DVR. However, when I was testing this system, it did seem like as long as you had a long enough cable, the system captures (but not exports) fine.
82461
I've had the TOSHIBA D-R400 for 8 months (virtually the same as 410 but I think it is better due to DivX restrictions in the 410, but I'm not positive). It will record ANYTHING from your DVR and will not be cropped. I love it.
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It greatly depends on the quality you record shows at. And this can be mixed, even recording by timer. Each show can be at a different quality. I record at the lowest quality and it's been a while, but I think it was 1200 hours or something outrageous. I currently have 370 programs recorded (some very short) and 187 hours left. I would generally not recommend the highest quality recording speeds because the lower and middle are very good quality and higher would just be a waste of disk space. And remember, unlike any other DVR, it is truly unlimited space if you buy a pack of DVD-R's. You can burn recordings to DVD and then delete them from the HDD. Yes, I love these devices, and I own three. It greatly depends on the quality you record shows at. And this can be mixed, even recording by timer. Each show can be at a different quality. I record at the lowest quality and it's been a while, but I think it was 1200 hours or something outrageous. I currently have 370 programs recorded (some very short) and 187 hours left. I would generally not recommend the highest quality recording speeds because the lower and middle are very good quality and higher would just be a waste of disk space. And remember, unlike any other DVR, it is truly unlimited space if you buy a pack of DVD-R's. You... » Read More It greatly depends on the quality you record shows at. And this can be mixed, even recording by timer. Each show can be at a different quality. I record at the lowest quality and it's been a while, but I think it was 1200 hours or something outrageous. I currently have 370 programs recorded (some very short) and 187 hours left. I would generally not recommend the highest quality recording speeds because the lower and middle are very good quality and higher would just be a waste of disk space. And remember, unlike any other DVR, it is truly unlimited space if you buy a pack of DVD-R's. You can burn recordings to DVD and then delete them from the HDD. Yes, I love these devices, and I own three. « Show Less
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Depends on recording "speed". Many DVD recorders can record 1, 2, 4, or even 8 hours of standard definition video on one side. Quality goes down of course. Standard setting is 2 hours.
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yes the DVR records and has playback. you can also use a USB and take it off the DVR and play it elsewhere if you choose
1977188
Many DVD recorders can record 1, 2, 4, or even 8 hours of standard definition video on one side. Quality goes down of course. Standard setting is 2 hours.
1937318
I haven't timed the duration of the recording, but after an estimated 2 hours ether the battery died or my card was full. I believe I was using a 2, 4 or 8 GB card. I believe it will record continuous if left plugged in.
398455
Don't know - I used it with a DVR and it worked great! Caught a thief the first 24 hours of use.
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It is 24 hours and has a 500 gig hard drive. That's a lot of space for recording. You can access it while you are away to check up on your home too.
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about 30 days, it depends on how often you record. I have mine motion active so the recording will last longer
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My dvd recorder has different settings. It can record anywhere from 1 hour to 6 hours on one disc depending on what setting I use. I usually use the SLP setting on my dvd recorder so I can record up to 6 hours on a disc.
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I think the CC is a funcion of the TV. Since the DVR records before the signal gets to the TV you wouldn't have it on a recorded program. But I would refer you to the manufacturer for your question. Their e-mail address is service@zinnetusa.com . Give them at least 48 hours to respond. Hope that helps!
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No it does not record, what a surprise,buy a DVR so I can record and there is no hard drive, what a rip off
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It's impossible to say how long a DVR card like this will last. I've used several DVR cards for years and none has failed on me yet. This seems to be as durable as the others in spite of the low price. I would guess the life span to be many years. Just watch out for high voltage, heat, and vibration.
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When set as the mode of "loop record", it will record for 2-3 days continuously and overwrite the oldest recordings once the memory card is full. The bigger the card the more time recorded on the card. A 16Gb card can give you almost 2 days of recordings.
573157
it depends on what you are using to record with. As an example: from the DVR attached to my TV I can record up to 8 hours of video on a DVD; using the software on my PC I can't record more than 4 hours of video on a DVD.