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Multiple cameras - high bandwidth?
Your right it does indeed have it's own WiFi. Now that you mention that I did read that in an older post but I thought perhaps in over 2 years since the post here was originally posted there may have been updates. Can I ask what you would do then as I'm stumped now. I had origionally planned to...- TechieNI
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- Forum: General BI Talk
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Multiple cameras - high bandwidth?
Well that's an extensive answer and thank you. I could go power lines but it's unlikely they connect where I plan to use them. I know my father has a wireless NVR and 6 cameras. Budget Amazon one with 3mp cameras and it's brilliant to be honest. Was only like £160 for it and 4 cameras then added...- TechieNI
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- Forum: General BI Talk
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Multiple cameras - high bandwidth?
Hey folks, I love the look of blue iris and it looks to be the ticket for me. I do however have an issue or rather a question that may be an issue. Multiple different brand of cameras from over the years (some still new and never used) I can link most up with rtsp or onvif from what I see...- TechieNI
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PC/NVR for multiple cameras?
Yes all cameras can feed rtsp including the Wyse cameras even with their original firmware. I have 1 on rtsp firmware and the others on stock firmware and they all work the same... As for IP POE that wont be possible as stated its a rental house so getting cable through spaces is not going to...- TechieNI
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- Forum: NVR's, DVR's & Computers
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PC/NVR for multiple cameras?
Hey folks, I was hoping to pick a few brains in here if possible. I have 4 Wyse cam v3s and 3 riolink outdoor cameras as well as riolink indoor....Anyhow, the Wyse I assume will run with RTSP and the riolink will probably run the came. Can anyone recommend a box that would works for the likes of...- TechieNI
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