how many hrs the dvr can record
1653728
It has a 500 gig drive and the cameras are motion so it only records when something walks pass and it also just goes threw a cycle on the history it automatically deletes stuff from months ago so you won't miss out on your new footage mine is still working like it just came out the box
1653729
The dVr records over old recordings so on motion recording you will always have current coverage
1653730
Roughly 3 1/2 weeks worth maybe more depending on whether you set it to record only upon motion
1653731
And to answer your question the dvr can record 24/7 for about 8 months before you run out. 500gigs is a lot bro
257577
The short answer is yes. The long answer is that you can record up to 2:40:45 using the standard (SP) quality setting. Even using a double layer disk, you can only get about 2 hours and 13 minutes at the high quality (HQ)setting. For most DVDs the SP setting on the 4.7GB disk looks great.
1792621
It depends on the format and resolution you want to record at. It also depends on whether you set it at motion detection or continuous record. If its on motion detection record then it depends on how busy the area to record is. A camera set on high resolution to record continuously might last a day or two, but on motion detection it should last a week or more depending on how busy the area is.
700950
I do not subscribe to this BUT it really is better to have the recordings saved to a home computer using their DVR package that comes with it. You can have it overwrite the files after 24 hours so that space does not run out.
1031392
I only record sports so I have not gone over 2hrs. It is a little difficult to set up but it works well
1578085
Well, this unit (TCD748000 Premiere XL) records 150 hours of HD, so it will record about 500 hours of SD programs.
1903914
I use it for recording for over an hour straight. You can record for 5-6 hrs as long as you have a way to have it plugged in while you are recording.
1360306
That would depend on what you hook it up to, mine is hookud up to a vcr that records 8 hours at a time.
2132444
I dont know the answer to that question as my Dvr video camera broke before i could even record my first video I know for the price i paid i wasnt getting a long term camera, but i think it should last long enough to use at least a few times before it had to be thrown away. BEWARE OF THIS CAMERA, ITS A PIECE OF JUNK.
1956899
Go to the TiVo.com website and see if they list the differences. One may record more hours
2026734
Yes, it requires a DVR as well to record the footage from the camera. The battery life is dependent upon the DVR's battery as well. We have a 3 or 7 hour battery FYI. We also have a few cameras that do not have any wires, but do not record for that long. Please contact us for details.
1351524
yes you can record 8 continuous hours because I leave mine on in my office and it is setup for motion sensor recording continuously
1114682
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.
121519
This is only the camera. There is no functionality for recording the video. The number of hours will be determined by the DVR it is attached to. (You need a DVR with this camera)
1360307
Yes I had this set up to record 24 hours, and another identical cam on a separate channel set up only to record when the motion detection was tripped. The record time is determined by the setting of the DVR. Go for a bigger or upgradable hardrive.
419175
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.
1933288
I can record for almost 2 hours per battery. Good life batteries and it also charges pretty quickie. So much better price than the manufacturer's batteries.