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Any recommendations for processor on this? I know ideally it would be an I7, but trying to find a machine with that and enough storage is proving near impossible

I guess part of my problem is calculating the bitrate. Given your example of 6556 Kbps 6556 Kilobits /sec 6556*60 = 393,360 /min 393,360*60 = 23,601,600 /hr 23,601,600*24 = 266,438,400 /day 266,438,400/8 = 70,804,800 Kilobytes 70,804,800/1024 = 69,145.3 Megabytes 69,145.3/1024 = 67.5 Gigabytes...

and it seems that the Amcrest Surveillance Pro doesn't let you zoom in, one of the big issues the client has with the current system. Can someone verify or correct me?

The client this is for is a 55+ RV park. the simpler the better for the interface.

The more I'm looking at things, I might go with Amcrest Surveillance Pro, anyone have experience with that?

I've tried several different storage calculators, and the results are all over the place. I'm not sure why they are so spread out. One says 1.85 TB/ camera, another gives me 5.5 TB/ camera for 30 days at 8MP. This is my first time at a project this size, and my first venture into Blue Iris.

Will h265 work on Blue Iris? I saw a number of threads saying it didn't.

Yeah, gonna roll back the fps to probably 5, that'll help a little. Any better ideas?

I have a client that wants 20 cameras, 8MP Amcrest ProHD, with 30 days of 24/7 recording. I'm thinking of using Blue Iris for the software, but it'll be around 150TB of storage ( I believe they use h.264). Any thoughts on the NVR build? I haven't used BI before, should I build a 1U server for...