What is the FPS record rate for each camera and what is the total FPS record rate for the dvr?
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Hi, according to NightOwl, per channel it can record about 30 FPS, with a total of 480 FPS for all 16 channels. Thanks, PCrush
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Yes, this camera is compatible with the DVR you purchased. According to the specs of your DVR, it will be able to display the camera's 720p image @ 30 fps.
1000407
I've rarely used the camera for video but, according to the owner's manual, you can shoot in 30 or 60p frames per second, with various picture size (bit rate) choices. There is a "high speed video" choice which fixes the scene mode to QVGA (640x480 pixels/approx. 4 Mbps) in the Motion JPEG format. There is also a "variable bit rate" which is changed automatically depending on the subject to record (the recording time is shortened when a subject with fast movement is recorded). I could send you snapshots of sections of the manual if I had your email address.
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Well it really depends on the situation and what you are recording. For me, the two recording modes I mostly use is either 1080p at 30 frames per second, or 720p at 60 frames per second. If you are recording sports, action, or anything where the subject moves a lot, I suggest record it in 720p 60fps because the playback will be a lot smoother since it is capturing 60 action frames within a second. With this mode, you can create a really smooth slow-mo effect through your computer. Try to YouTube "Slow motion 60 fps" and you'll see what I mean. I use 1080p for anything else including under water. Sometimes when my battery is low or my memory is almost filled up, I switch it to WVGA to conserve. Hope this helps! Well it really depends on the situation and what you are recording. For me, the two recording modes I mostly use is either 1080p at 30 frames per second, or 720p at 60 frames per second. If you are recording sports, action, or anything where the subject moves a lot, I suggest record it in 720p 60fps because the playback will be a lot smoother since it is capturing 60 action frames within a second. With this mode, you can create a really smooth slow-mo effect through your computer. Try to YouTube "Slow motion 60 fps" and you'll see what I mean. I use 1080p for anything else... » Read More Well it really depends on the situation and what you are recording. For me, the two recording modes I mostly use is either 1080p at 30 frames per second, or 720p at 60 frames per second. If you are recording sports, action, or anything where the subject moves a lot, I suggest record it in 720p 60fps because the playback will be a lot smoother since it is capturing 60 action frames within a second. With this mode, you can create a really smooth slow-mo effect through your computer. Try to YouTube "Slow motion 60 fps" and you'll see what I mean. I use 1080p for anything else including under water. Sometimes when my battery is low or my memory is almost filled up, I switch it to WVGA to conserve. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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I have a 500 gig with 8 cameras 30 frames per second. I record 24/ 7 on 2nd from highest resolution and I get 7 days before it records over. In my opinion 1 TB w 16 cameras would be the same 1 week. You can adjust frames per second, resolution, or you can adjust some or all cameras to record when they see motion, plus I am sure other adjustments: All of which would add days to your record "time"
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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.
1802740
Thank you for your inquiry. Unfortunately this DVR will only work with HD megapixel cameras.
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The Frame Size in Pixels, and Frame Rate from their Spec Sheet. 1920 x 1080, 60p (progressive)/50p/30p/25p/24p, high (fine)/normal1280 x 720, 60p/50p, high (fine)/normal640 x 424, 30p/25p, high (fine)/normalFrame rates of 30p (actual frame rate 29.97 fps) and 60p (actual frame rate 59.94 fps) are available when NTSC is selected for video mode; 25p and 50p are available when PAL is selected for video mode; Actual frame rate when 24p is selected is 23.976 fps . See following link for full Specs. Hope this helps. http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/dslr/d3300/spec.htm
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I have my unit set up on continuous record and i get about a week operating with 8 camera's before i have to reformat the DVR.
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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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We have two motion-activated cameras that record live video at VGA resolution (640 x 480 pixels at 4 fps). One camera is set to record a 40-second segment; the other 10. Their file sizes are 1.9MB and 710KB respectively. If my math is right, that means you could record and store 125, 40-second recordings (at the stated resolution) for a total of 83.3 minutes running time.With pets one would think camera position and sensitivity settings would need to be fiddled with. And, as others have mentioned check the library periodcially and download or delete.
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Regularly it records in 30 fps when resolution is set to 1080p. If you set it to 720p the frame rate will go up to 60fps. Try that. Unless there is something wrong with your unit.
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It will record continuously, but can also be set to record on motion detection. How long it records depends on available hard drive space and what you're recording. I am recording two DCS-932L cameras at 12-15FPS using high-quality (recently increased from medium) MJPEG 640x480. I have a 1TB external drive and typically get about 8.5 days backlog before it begins to automatically overwrite the oldest recorded video. If you use h.264 encoding it will probably store more video (due to the better compression), and if you record at higher resolutions it will probably not record as much before having to overwrite. It will record continuously, but can also be set to record on motion detection. How long it records depends on available hard drive space and what you're recording. I am recording two DCS-932L cameras at 12-15FPS using high-quality (recently increased from medium) MJPEG 640x480. I have a 1TB external drive and typically get about 8.5 days backlog before it begins to automatically overwrite the oldest recorded video. If you use h.264 encoding it will probably store more video (due to the better compression), and if you record at higher resolutions it will probably not record as much before... » Read More It will record continuously, but can also be set to record on motion detection. How long it records depends on available hard drive space and what you're recording. I am recording two DCS-932L cameras at 12-15FPS using high-quality (recently increased from medium) MJPEG 640x480. I have a 1TB external drive and typically get about 8.5 days backlog before it begins to automatically overwrite the oldest recorded video. If you use h.264 encoding it will probably store more video (due to the better compression), and if you record at higher resolutions it will probably not record as much before having to overwrite. « Show Less
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Everything I record is hd, and I don't know the other info.sorry about that.
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Go to >>>>>http://www.ebay.com/itm/2013-Newest-DVR207-HD720P-IR-Car-Vehicle-Dash-Camera-DVR-Rotable-270-Monitor-/310585954574These are the differences between the two versions there are more listed on the ebay site. Let me know if this helps1)The video of DVR207GS is much more colorful and clear.2)There is Operation lable at the in manual of DVR207GS;027 doesn't have the function. (3)DVR207GS adds 1440*1080(only available for 15fps)(4) 207GS has 15fps/20fps/30fps;027 has 10fps,20fps,30fps.5)Max Recording time of 207GS is 10 mins;027 is 15 mins. Go to >>>>>http://www.ebay.com/itm/2013-Newest-DVR207-HD720P-IR-Car-Vehicle-Dash-Camera-DVR-Rotable-270-Monitor-/310585954574These are the differences between the two versions there are more listed on the ebay site. Let me know if this helps1)The video of DVR207GS is much more colorful and clear.2)There is Operation lable at the in manual of DVR207GS;027 doesn't have the function. (3)DVR207GS adds 1440*1080(only available for 15fps)(4) 207GS has 15fps/20fps/30fps;027 has 10fps,20fps,30fps.5)Max Recording time of 207GS is 10... » Read More Go to >>>>>http://www.ebay.com/itm/2013-Newest-DVR207-HD720P-IR-Car-Vehicle-Dash-Camera-DVR-Rotable-270-Monitor-/310585954574These are the differences between the two versions there are more listed on the ebay site. Let me know if this helps1)The video of DVR207GS is much more colorful and clear.2)There is Operation lable at the in manual of DVR207GS;027 doesn't have the function. (3)DVR207GS adds 1440*1080(only available for 15fps)(4) 207GS has 15fps/20fps/30fps;027 has 10fps,20fps,30fps.5)Max Recording time of 207GS is 10 mins;027 is 15 mins. « Show Less
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There is nothing High Performance about this DVR/Capture device. A 5400 rpm drive will work fine. Mine has been working flawlessly since I got it and installed the drive.
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YES! It has several different high speed recording settings: 240fps, 480fps, and 1000fps. There is also a mode where the user can switch back and forth between 30fps and 240fps. This is my favorite setting because you can show normal motion then switch to slow motion in the same movie. The picture quality is excellent. The rest of the camera functions work well too.