/Today I have a simple ADSL 10 MB Broadband (1 MB - 128 kbit/s upwards) where my camera is, and use ASUS 68U router setup as VPN-server. This work quite OK when I only need to have watch now and then, but if I need closer look or download HD-videos, it is very very timeconsuming. My camera is Hikvision DS-2CD4A26FWD-IZHS.
It is possible to change to wireless broadband provider which cost a about the same for 100 GB a month (Euro 55). This can be raised to 200 GB which cost about Euro 11 extra or to 300 GB (which is Maximum) for about Euro 22 extra. The speed is the same for all these - up to 20 MB - (2.5 Mbit/s) upwards.
I don't need the broadband to very much else except in middle summer, but then I am there and not remote. Of course children and grandchildren will stream a lot, but will never reach 100 GB a month.
I have of course calculated all sort of wifi-use and also tried to calculate different configuration of the camera where normal good solution for streaming should be at least 12 frames a second and bitrate 4096 which give me about 12 GB per 8 hours with 400 kbit/s. It is easy to consider that this will be more than the broadband maximum per month.
As the camera has three streams one could assume that I could use one to save cost and another with full capacity, but it is not so simple. Through the camera or through the router the streams get reduced to what the broadband can deliver. An example is if the broadband have a maximum of 128 kbit/s and the stream from the camera have 200 kbit/s, packages is removed from the stream to get it through. This work very, very fine and will minimize the broadband cost also with better broadband.
To be more precise I wish to set the normal daily stream to about 400 kbit/s, but wish also another set to maximum above the broadbands maximum 2.5 Mbit/s.
Therefore I look for a solution that can save money and at the same time give me an opportunity to speed up the stream when I want to do.
One possibel solution is to use the ASUS router to manage two set of streaming setup. (It has not been possible to get any help from ASUS). Anybody knows?
Another solution is to have different users with different broadband capacity, configurated in the camera.
May be 3rd party program can do it?
Suggestion?
It is possible to change to wireless broadband provider which cost a about the same for 100 GB a month (Euro 55). This can be raised to 200 GB which cost about Euro 11 extra or to 300 GB (which is Maximum) for about Euro 22 extra. The speed is the same for all these - up to 20 MB - (2.5 Mbit/s) upwards.
I don't need the broadband to very much else except in middle summer, but then I am there and not remote. Of course children and grandchildren will stream a lot, but will never reach 100 GB a month.
I have of course calculated all sort of wifi-use and also tried to calculate different configuration of the camera where normal good solution for streaming should be at least 12 frames a second and bitrate 4096 which give me about 12 GB per 8 hours with 400 kbit/s. It is easy to consider that this will be more than the broadband maximum per month.
As the camera has three streams one could assume that I could use one to save cost and another with full capacity, but it is not so simple. Through the camera or through the router the streams get reduced to what the broadband can deliver. An example is if the broadband have a maximum of 128 kbit/s and the stream from the camera have 200 kbit/s, packages is removed from the stream to get it through. This work very, very fine and will minimize the broadband cost also with better broadband.
To be more precise I wish to set the normal daily stream to about 400 kbit/s, but wish also another set to maximum above the broadbands maximum 2.5 Mbit/s.
Therefore I look for a solution that can save money and at the same time give me an opportunity to speed up the stream when I want to do.
One possibel solution is to use the ASUS router to manage two set of streaming setup. (It has not been possible to get any help from ASUS). Anybody knows?
Another solution is to have different users with different broadband capacity, configurated in the camera.
May be 3rd party program can do it?
Suggestion?
