24 - 2mp 25FPS camera build
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Some folks need to run 25FPS for specific applications, such as a contractual requirement at a casino. Other folks believe they need to run high frame rates simply because they don't know any better...much like myself when I started. Why do you need to run such a high frame rate?
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i doubt it..its important to be honest.
All I can say is an i7-8700K has the best chance of running a 1200 MP/s load ( 24 * 2 * 25 = 1200). It will still be a gamble.
Other VMS software exists that should handle this type of load better. exacqVision Professional Video Management System Software | Exacq from Tyco Security Products
Other VMS software exists that should handle this type of load better. exacqVision Professional Video Management System Software | Exacq from Tyco Security Products
Thanks for your useless post....
Is there some sort of calculator that i can use to determine what speed cpu is needed for X number of cameras or is it just buy and try?
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no there is no calculator...its not useless, it points out the truth.....there is no contract that you have that requires 25fps....you are simply making that number up...
Really and you know this for a fact???? no you don't. There are plenty of contracts that specify the cameras to be used.
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yes, i do. The cameras used has no bearing on the fps requirement..
Lets try this, what cams are you using?
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120GB is fine.
No need to move anything, you should be recording directly to the 8tb drive, not the SSD.
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