DVR vs NVR: Understanding the Differences in Video Surveillance
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 มิ.ย. 2024
- In this informative video, Luke Raymond, Vice-President of Business Development at Inaxsys, breaks down the key differences between DVR and NVR systems in video surveillance. He explains how DVRs and NVRs differ in terms of their technology, capabilities, and the types of cameras they support. By watching this video, you'll gain a clear understanding of which system is best suited for your surveillance needs, whether you're looking to upgrade an existing system or install a new one. Don't miss out on this essential information for anyone interested in video surveillance technology.
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Thanks man, this was really helpful.
Thanks Sir, This is informative and educating.
Thank you for support!
Tanx sir
Is it possible to make a hybride architecture, Connecting NVR with a DVR to the router?
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Please kindly assist me with any available video or diagram on how to connect hikvision ds-7600 series embedded NVR with analog cameras?
Thanks 🙏👍❤
Dear
Thamk you for your explantion.
i have 6 sites at differnt office branches how to connect centrally on ivms i try it but tthe picture ion TV monitering room is on on and off so what is the solution
N.B
the NVR IS HIKVISION
number of sites =6
software used= hikvisio 4200
would 8mp POE quality, have the same quality threw coax. if not what is the best i can expect.
Is DVR Camera have an IP address? Or IP address only for NVR?
Weldon sir I really love your video
Pls why I can't see my analog camera from far distance while DVR connected to internet and show heathy network.
If you've set up your DVR at home or in your office and you are not physically present, you'll need to make sure you have a Public IP Address assigned to your router so you can connect to your home location from anywhere. Or you'll have to set up VPNs.
Hi sir if the elektrishe cut douwn on the dvr gonna he record or not
@@krieshanparagh3281 Just like any other appliance, it depends on where it's connected. No power, no recording. But you could fix that with an inverter and a battery so it has its backup power supply.
Good, thanks so much. Sir please, what if I want to be monitoring all the CCTV camera on my phone, how would I do that?
Typically, you can do this via mobile app of a video surveillance software. Though for work, your cameras are to be connected to a server that will proceed it. So in such case your cameras are operating on a server part while your phone is a client part that can watch cameras and set their funtioning without taking the load of cameras on itself. Well, as i'm aware in Xeoma your Android phone can perform as a server as well, it can be useful if you don't have a separate server
@@AlFel809 good thanks but how can I make my phone server to my camera at the same as monitor?
@@nobleowoseni pretty easy, the algorithm is the same - you download the app, then can request demo license (serial key) and enter ot there. Next, your camera is either added automatically if it is in the same local network with your server (phone in our case) or manually with IP and pw or the stream url. After that, the image from the camera is observed in the app live and in archives. Btw, keepin archives on your phone require enough free space. Alternatively, you may not recording footage
@@AlFel809 thanks Sir
Is there a NVR-like solution for wireless IP cameras?
Annke vision ws500
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