couple4ano
How can i tell if the security camera system i want to buy has a clear picture or not over the internet?
I dont want one of those blurry ones where you cant make out the image when you are looking at it, i want something clear but not to costly.
If anyone has anything they would like to recommend i am looking for a day and night vision available motion activated camera system with good image quality for a reasonable price.
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Use a computer. Get a good firewire camcorder. Get software that monitors the video.
Use a computer. Get a good firewire camcorder. Get software that monitors the video.
Does an internet surveillance camera store the data online?
parlay254
I am looking to purchase an internet surveillance camera. Does the data get saved on the site and for how long? I want to be able to sleep instead of having to watch the monitor all the time. thanx
The last two sentences were way over my head but loved the info before.
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An "internet surveillance camera" is merely a security camera that uses an IP address. Where the video is stored is up to you.
An IP-based surveilance cam has an embeded application - video server - that can send video or still pictures where you to it to. Typically, this would be a file server capable of storing lot of data. The data - in this case, video data - is stored on hard drives. These can get expensive... someone has to pay for them...
Personally, I prefer to store this sort of important information in servers I control and I can access and I can maintain the security on and I can say what and how much data is stored form where.
Since you did not tell us what needs to be under camera surveillance or what your budget is, or whtehr you need the camera to be able to seen in darkness, or any other details, we have no idea what to recommend.
Why does it have to be an "internet surveillance camera"? Why not an analog camera connected to a surveillance/security DVR with a hard drive (and an assigned IP address so the video is accessible from other computers)?
An "internet surveillance camera" is merely a security camera that uses an IP address. Where the video is stored is up to you.
An IP-based surveilance cam has an embeded application - video server - that can send video or still pictures where you to it to. Typically, this would be a file server capable of storing lot of data. The data - in this case, video data - is stored on hard drives. These can get expensive... someone has to pay for them...
Personally, I prefer to store this sort of important information in servers I control and I can access and I can maintain the security on and I can say what and how much data is stored form where.
Since you did not tell us what needs to be under camera surveillance or what your budget is, or whtehr you need the camera to be able to seen in darkness, or any other details, we have no idea what to recommend.
Why does it have to be an "internet surveillance camera"? Why not an analog camera connected to a surveillance/security DVR with a hard drive (and an assigned IP address so the video is accessible from other computers)?
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