How many fps when recording in D1 with all 8 cameras?
2070821
Most DIY systems max out at 30fps. Though unknown with this system for sure, I would suspect it follows the industry standard. Also, in doing research on Q-See and other manufacturers, it likely (should) has the capability of reducing the fps rate in order to save space on the HD. If it were set to say, 7fps, a walking person would appear then the next image would show them a pace further, and so on. Keep in mind, the higher fps and more cameras on the system using the best recording setting results in less recording time before the system starts recording over the earliest recordings (looping). When a manufacturer gives you a spec of "1 month of recording time" they are referring to the recording time using only 1 camera set at the lowest setting of resolution. My 4 channel Defender system with a 500GB HD set to the best levels will record 2 weeks worth before looping. I'd guess with 8 cameras set to the best recording level, you'll get 1 weeks worth of recordings. That would be fine for most unless you'll be gone for 2 weeks and something happened within the first week of your departure (of course, you can always turn off a few selected cameras through the control panel using the mouse to gain retained recording time).
711055
I think the camera used to output JPEGs at 5MB each... So I'd say somewhere between 400-600 if you shoot at full resolution.
1124132
Carl, I beg to disagree on video; in an instant one can switch between shooting video and stills. The use of a one-camera system is much better than even using two different Nikon bodies (like we did with the D2HS/D3 systems, it's irritatingly difficult to change camera settings when things are built differently). Adding a video camera to shooting doesn't help anyone who has tried. It's the very fact that there is demand, that the video function won't go away.
2019215
You most definitely can record both cameras at the same time, depending on the model u can record up to 8 cameras at the same time, the monitor allows u to look at n record all cameras attached either one by one or all on one screen in smaller tiles. Hope this was helpful
87907
Hello, yes, you can also select 2 or 5 fps. The owners manual states that the maximum number for either of those is 100 shots, with a disclaimer that the number is limited by the "picture-taking conditions and the type of card used" Thanks.
1735294
500GB Hard Drive support about 16 days continuous recording for 4 cameras, 8 days for 8 cameras, if you set motion detection mode, it will save more time, thanks.
1035429
They consider both 720p and 1080p HD. Also you can record at 30 or 60 frames per second. I believe they are saying on the 32 Gb you can do 7 hrs of 720p 30fps and on the 64 Gb 7hrs of 720p 60fps.
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You can upgrade the 50D to Magic Lantern Firmware and it can record Video at 24 and 30 FPS, full HD ! No audio though. You may use an external audio recorder and synch it with Video. "DO IT AT YOUR OWN RISK" is the advise by ML, but it is such an easy upgrade and supported by the community well. Using it for 1 month and absolutely no issues. Behaves like a normal camera for stills, though ML provides so many extras you never knew this camera was capable of !
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Yes, I'm using Hikvision/Dahua 3MP cameras running in 2048x1500 resolution (higher than 1080P) at 20FPS and it's doing great. I have 5 cameras going into an Intel I5 based PC and it says it's using 32% CPU. Loving this software.
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The EOS Rebel SL1 can shoot up to 4.0 frames per second (fps) for up to approximately 7 consecutive RAW files or approximately 28 full-resolution JPEGs. Shooting at speeds of up to 1/4000 sec., the EOS Rebel SL1 can capture even rapidly unfolding scenes with ease. The camera can be purchased with out anything else (body only) or with desired lenses, suggest checking out the bundles. Note, on your next search go to the bottom and as you near the end you will see all the technical data you would ever want to know.
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Yes, the biggest differences will be that you only have 8 channels instead of 16, and this recorder will be able to record at a higher resolution than the older one. H.264 is a high compression codec that has a max resolution of I think 320 X 240 whereas the D1 is a similar compression but up to 720 lines. The cameras will work fine on both.
2204266
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.
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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.
179941
Yes, you can record both 16:9 (high) and 4:3 (low) as well as multiple frame rates of each.
1793721
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.
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Yes so far. The manual claims it can only record 15 fps at 1080p setting. The picture is better than the 720p's but the dvr is letting keep the setting at 30 fps? Yes they do
355666
50-60 fps on optimal setting. Set to max to get better FPS Bit size is 256 with the gddr5 memory