fenderman
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Yes entering your key...are you viewing this pc with remote desktop software or on a monitor connected to the pc?
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What frame rates are you running? What is the resolution of your two other cameras?
You need to buy a modern intel pc...this is an 8 year old system...it will pay for itself in energy savings alone.
I am back on my original pc that crashed/?, but its working now. On the original settings my IT guy had each camera set to save on the option below the d-to-d setting.
Do I need to set it to direct to disk as mentioned previously or should i just leave it the way it is.
Do I need to set it to direct to disk as mentioned previously or should i just leave it the way it is.
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You will significantly reduce cpu consumption by using d2d..
howdy all. i am new to this forum and ip cams. got a lot to learn. i am overseas and i have a sunba online at home that i can see on my win7 or my macbook pro. i am having three samsung cams installed soon. 1 snp 6320rh and 2 sno-l6013r's. i am trying to figure out what is the best viewing software to put on the macbook?
I've managed to install BI on a Mac using Wine, but not sure how stable it would be day-to-day. SecuritySpy is a good alternative on a Mac. Both offer trials so you can try both options.