Recording Audio with Direct2Disk?

nethfel

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Is it possible to record audio while using Direct2Disk or will it cause a spike in CPU usage?
 

nethfel

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no problem at all. no cpu spike
Ok, I must be running into some other issue. I know that the replacement cameras are higher resolution than the existing, but my CPU usage shot up WAY high (ie: I remove 9 720p cameras and added 2 2K cameras and my CPU usage is at like 70% no motion detection, direct to disk where it was at like 23-40% with the 9 720p) there must be an overlay or something on somewhere I'm overlooking that I haven't thought about in ages as I've not had to add cameras in ages.
 

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Ok, I must be running into some other issue. I know that the replacement cameras are higher resolution than the existing, but my CPU usage shot up WAY high (ie: I remove 9 720p cameras and added 2 2K cameras and my CPU usage is at like 70% no motion detection, direct to disk where it was at like 23-40% with the 9 720p) there must be an overlay or something on somewhere I'm overlooking that I haven't thought about in ages as I've not had to add cameras in ages.
Are you sure you enabled direct to disk on both cameras? Are the frame rates the same?
 

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Are you sure you enabled direct to disk on both cameras? Are the frame rates the same?
It is D2D, I found the problem, the new cameras frame rates are obviously too high. They were set at 20fps, dropping them down to 15fps has reduced/removed the issue (I think the old 720p ones were set for 15, and we had just configured wrong initially before we installed them).
 
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