Review-I'll be the guinea pig for the new SD59225U-HNI PTZ.

oh now I gotta have it.. with IVS that looks so much more usable than what the other guys are offering.

Works ok for probably 25mph or less. Much faster and it won't track fast enough, not sure though as not too many cars exceed 20mph by the time they enter or leave.
 
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He was up for 24 hrs I talk to him a little while ago yeah he likes to do to do what you said - has anyone been successful setting up email through through the web - I was able to do it through the nvr but the web won't take for some reason
 
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does anyone how big of internal memory card can this cam can support?
128g micro sd?
 
does anyone how big of internal memory card can this cam can support?
128g micro sd?


From the website.

Edge Storage

NAS (Network Attached Storage),Local PC for instant recording, 128GB
 
all this new generation can take 128G's, including this one.. the previous gens maxed out at 64g
 
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A quick goog search on "Edge Storage" and came up with this:

Edge storage or on-board storage means the video recording at the edge of the Ethernet network as opposed to transmit the data across the network. The edge storage is able to provide three main benefits; decentralized storage, redundancy, and low bandwidth. This is the reason why it's widely used in many IP cameras. Edge storage function enables camera to record video directly to a storage device such as an SD/SDHC card inserted into the camera. Additionally, it can store the snapshot either captured by motion detection or user's operation.

So, just another term for SD card to confuss old farts like me?
Thanks for the brief explanation, Nayr
 
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A quick goog search on "Edge Storage" and came up with this:

Edge storage or on-board storage means the video recording at the edge of the Ethernet network as opposed to transmit the data across the network. The edge storage is able to provide three main benefits; decentralized storage, redundancy, and low bandwidth. This is the reason why it's widely used in many IP cameras. Edge storage function enables camera to record video directly to a storage device such as an SD/SDHC card inserted into the camera. Additionally, it can store the snapshot either captured by motion detection or user's operation.

So, just another term for SD card to confuss old farts like me?
Thanks for the brief explanation, Nayr
Buzz words
 
As an aside I would probably only do continuous recording in the SD card since motion detection and stuff in most cameras sucks compared to say blue iris or maybe an NVR I dunno, never used an NVR box.

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