1 TB HDD Set and recording go how many day
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Don't buy this DVR its a POS. I already have to replace it. Had several problems with the DVR from the beginning worked with manufacture and they even gave up. They said they would call me back and never did. The channel ports don't all work, can't use configure to remote view on the dvr management system, The HD isn't always recognized so it record because it said it can't find the hard drive, need to restart at that point. Cameras quality horrible. Spend the little extra and get something better.
317283
about 30 days, it depends on how often you record. I have mine motion active so the recording will last longer
317284
It depends on how you have setup the recording. If it records constantly, with 16 cameras, you may get 10 or 11 days. If its set to record only when motion is detected, you may get 3 or 4 weeks.
1173847
I am currently using a Seagate Barracuda 1TB drive, 5400 rpm, and have been for several months. Before than, for almost a year, I used a Seagate Barracuda 2TB drive, 5400 rpm. The 2TB drive is really not recommended, but it worked for me for a year, then gave out. Be aware that these drives may not last as long in this DVR as they last in your desktop. Don't be surprised if you have to replace one after a year.
1975299
Here is the correct configuration:Total Hard Drive Capacity: 1 TBHard Drive Interface: Serial ATAHard Drive RPM: 7200
1114683
i record 24/7 with 13 cameras and i get 7 days of recording time and it does roll over if hd is full. hope this answers your question
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This is a 500gb hard drive.based on the set up (continue record or motion detect 3 to 6 months with 4 cameras. It will auto delete old or overwrite the drive. If you need section saved put on thumb drive or disk for storage and just let the system continue.
398549
Call them. Always have 2 backups! I lost a lot of data with that hard drive, mine failed after a short time
226502
Yes,90 days, up to a year. I crash mine within 15 hours of use, my fault... They sent a new hard drive the next day...Good luck
1001153
Typically 2-4 weeks depending on how you have the camera recording set up. Motion will free up hard drive space and then depends how much motion is being picked up. The hard drive will over write itself....so once full it will delete the oldest data and record with new.
1203763
Hi Craig, this system comes with a 500GB Hard Drive installed. And it can support at least 14 days real-time recording. Do you have any other questions? Thank you: )
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I'm not quite sure what you are asking here, but with 8 cameras the 1 TB HDD will records about 30 days and will automatically record over the oldest video when the HDD is full. All of the cameras are motion activated so they only record when there is activity.
1001152
You can set the dvr to record at any time during the day or night or you can record 24/7 and put the dvr recording on a continual loop. To erase what you have already recorded, you just have to reformat the hard drive and start over with whatever setting you choose. Just go into settings then recording settings to accomplish this task.
915410
1 TB for each computer and 60 minutes of Skype for each as well. Hope this helps!
801921
IF ITS 1tb hdd, and you deployed all the 16 cameras, it will take you approximately 2 weeks of saved video footage, if you deploy 8 cameras , it will save like a month. But if the hdd is 500gb, 16 cameras will be like 1 week and 8 cameras is 2 weeks
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With a 1TB hard drive and recording on 640x480, 16 cameras will take about 5-6 days to completely fill up if you're recording continuously. The better option is to use the motion sensors to start recording, then use the event logs to find anything you're trying to look back up.
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if you recording on all 16 channels 10-14 days tops.. We install these for customer and anything over 8 we recommend 2 TB or 3 if applicable. Also you can increase this by setting you cameras to sensitivity recording and times like during business hours.. We try to get the most out of every system so we set schedules , camera sensitivity ( motion recording ) etc so every customer get different lengths. Also the quality of picture will also dictate the recording time ( good , better best ). if out of the box doing nothing I would say 3 weeks or less. By setting parameters same hard drive you can increase by atleast a week or more. if you recording on all 16 channels 10-14 days tops.. We install these for customer and anything over 8 we recommend 2 TB or 3 if applicable. Also you can increase this by setting you cameras to sensitivity recording and times like during business hours.. We try to get the most out of every system so we set schedules , camera sensitivity ( motion recording ) etc so every customer get different lengths. Also the quality of picture will also dictate the recording time ( good , better best ). if out of the box doing nothing I would say 3 weeks or less. By setting parameters same hard drive you... » Read More if you recording on all 16 channels 10-14 days tops.. We install these for customer and anything over 8 we recommend 2 TB or 3 if applicable. Also you can increase this by setting you cameras to sensitivity recording and times like during business hours.. We try to get the most out of every system so we set schedules , camera sensitivity ( motion recording ) etc so every customer get different lengths. Also the quality of picture will also dictate the recording time ( good , better best ). if out of the box doing nothing I would say 3 weeks or less. By setting parameters same hard drive you can increase by atleast a week or more. « Show Less
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I don't know, but I'm guessing about 7-10 days. What I do know is that the recordings will roll over once the drive is full, so it's a continuous recording over the same drive.
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I wish I could tell you. I had two machines in two weeks. Both of the hard drives crashed. I gave up after number two died.