How Much Storage Do I Need for My Camera System? Surveillance Storage Calculator

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Welcome to Pipl Systems, a TH-cam channel exclusively for security professionals. Here, we dive into reviews of security products, installation guides, and the latest releases in the market. In today's episode, we address a common query from our community: how to choose the right hard drive size for your security surveillance system.
We break down the key factors that influence storage requirements, including the number of cameras, frame rates, camera resolutions, recording duration, and compression methods. Join us as we unveil the formula behind storage calculations, and discover tools like Seagate's storage calculator to determine your exact storage needs. Whether you're setting up a new system or optimizing an existing one, understanding these intricacies will empower you to make informed decisions.
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Excellent vidéo!!

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Thank you!

[@jaigorja]

hm... I never played attention to encoding before

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Yep, this topic is very important for any kind of video surveillance.

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[@farithafrath5217]

What kind of input to be included in the Compression ratio ( 7:00 ) h.264 or 265

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Hello!
The actual compression ratio achieved can vary depending on the specific settings and parameters used during encoding, as well as the complexity of the video content itself.
H.264 typically achieves compression ratios ranging from 10:1 to 100:1, meaning the compressed video size is between 1/10th to 1/100th of the original size.
H.265 generally achieves higher compression ratios compared to H.264, typically ranging from 20:1 to 200:1.
With that said, you would replace *Compression* in the formula by, in example, 200 if you are using H.265

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How to know compression value?

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Hello!
The actual compression ratio achieved can vary depending on the specific settings and parameters used during encoding, as well as the complexity of the video content itself.
H.264 typically achieves compression ratios ranging from 10:1 to 100:1, meaning the compressed video size is between 1/10th to 1/100th of the original size.
H.265 generally achieves higher compression ratios compared to H.264, typically ranging from 20:1 to 200:1.
With that said, you would replace Compression in the formula by, in example, 200 if you are using H.265.
Hope that helps!