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Kirk Saewert
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 19 พ.ย. 2023
Add a Generic ONVIF Camera to Surveillance Station on a Synology NAS
This is the process to add a generic ONVIF Camera to Surveillance Station on a Synology NAS.
I am using a Synology DiskStation DS218+ running DSM version 7.1.1
The process is covered in five steps:
1. Determine where you want to store recordings and how much space you have to work with
2. Set up the recording location in Surveillance Station, along with a limit on the total space to use
3. Find the current IP address of the camera you want to set up
4. Make some changes in the camera itself
5. Add the camera in Surveillance Station and configure the basic settings.
* There are many more settings which you can change in the future if you'd like, and these settings may not work for all environments. However, it will at least get your camera up and running and Surveillance Station should start recording footage for you as well.
I am using a Synology DiskStation DS218+ running DSM version 7.1.1
The process is covered in five steps:
1. Determine where you want to store recordings and how much space you have to work with
2. Set up the recording location in Surveillance Station, along with a limit on the total space to use
3. Find the current IP address of the camera you want to set up
4. Make some changes in the camera itself
5. Add the camera in Surveillance Station and configure the basic settings.
* There are many more settings which you can change in the future if you'd like, and these settings may not work for all environments. However, it will at least get your camera up and running and Surveillance Station should start recording footage for you as well.
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hello, sir. i have a question. how many gigabytes of recorded video by each cctv a day with that configuration ? that is my consideration on storage size i need for my synology surveillance setup.
Synology has a NVR selector that can help you calculate how many bays and size of drives. You have to choose how many cameras, how many days you want to keep stored, how many hours per day they will record, how high of resolution, etc. If you are planning to set up Surveillance Station to record based on motion, then you'll have to guess how many hours each day it will record. I know my outdoor cameras record significantly more hours than some of my indoor cameras.