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That is exactly why they want to have access to older footage, to protect themselves from lawsuits. I did some research and found a company called Videoloft that can store footage online however I'm thinking saving footage to a NAS is a more affordable option.

My customer owns a strip mall. From my understanding, they get requests from lawyers (slip and fall), police investigations, etc, that request footage for a certain day and time. Many times these requests are over the current 30 day capacity.

1) I don't know the size of the current NVR, I didn't install it. 2) The customer called me over the phone and asked me for help, I wasn't onsite 3) And if I were onsite, I don't have the NVR admin credentials to login and check 4) Does knowing how many days of storage they are seeking alter...

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I provide IT services for a customer that is already working with a camera installer. The security system is Uniview. My customer states that the NVR's only store 30 days of footage and then gets overwritten. They asked me to research if the recordings can stored for a longer time. They...

Lets say I do want to move my cameras to a stand-alone NVR, what are some recommended brands? My cameras are all Amcrest POE cameras.

I have been using a Synology NAS NVR for a few years now and am considering moving to standalone NVR. 1) When connecting to the cameras from a remote device such as my smartphone, it takes a good 2-3 minutes for the cameras to show video. I have opened several cases with Synology and they state...

I have a Synology DS918+ with 6 cameras. I had a porch pirate steal a package and couldn't see his face clearly because when originally installed, I didnt configure the cameras for high definition. I have increased the definition of the cameras but now when navigating through my files, it is...