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also curious, is the 200mbps incoming spread over all 32 channels or just as called for.

the 200 should suffice for 1080. Which brand did you go with?

unlikely 100 is going to work with 16 cams at 2mp

the max bandwidth should be able to handle 1080p but I would check the specs as I believe its 200mbps. A computer, I bought two 9 port POE capable switches from amazon for about $75 each and work perfectly with my i7 computer with milestone software. Question, are you planning to record all 16...

I dont believe there is any NVR's out there that can handle 16 cams at full res. Maybe would have to go to a 32 channel which would get very expensive.

also be aware that with 16 cameras and that NVR you are going to run out of bandwith at the NVR. I ended up getting a core I7 latest gen to handle it as the NVR could not.

I went with cat 7 with my recent install. prices there have fallen and its simply future proofing. with 4k camera on the horizon (while pricing may take some time) the extra bandwith is worth the minimal difference in price.

boy I went with Cat 7 when I updated my system, would so love to try this but hard to bite with 7FPS.

great cant wait. Nicole has one with my name on it very soon

will you be doing a review for this soon?

thanks very much Mike did the trick

Apologize if this is the wrong thread but for the life of me I cannot get remote view going through apps like IP Cam viewer or Hikvision ivms-4500 I have a test cam set up at external IP (dyndns account and port forwarded in my router) and if I use that address and the port assigned, I can see...

here is one. Sorry about the dangling cord..... Have to fix a xmas decoration.

I have the 2w led IR from Wrightwood and LOVE them.

4mm hilvision 3mp bullet