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Posted: 5/23/2016 7:41:53 PM EDT
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Only 3MP here, but it would seem that you'd need quite a bit of throughput on your network to handle the streams from multiple 4K cameras. The one in your link only has a 10/100Mb ethernet connection. If I were to have multiple 4K cams in my house, I would want everything on a gigabit network.
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Posted: 5/23/2016 9:06:45 PM EDT
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Only 3MP here, but it would seem that you'd need quite a bit of throughput on your network to handle the streams from multiple 4K cameras. The one in your link only has a 10/100Mb ethernet connection. If I were to have multiple 4K cams in my house, I would want everything on a gigabit network. I had thought about one to cover just the front of the house....I'll have to draw something up to show what I'm thinking.....I would like to have very detailed picture to capture plates in the neighborhood for cars that pass by. |
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Posted: 5/24/2016 2:30:43 PM EDT
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I had thought about one to cover just the front of the house....I'll have to draw something up to show what I'm thinking.....I would like to have very detailed picture to capture plates in the neighborhood for cars that pass by. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Only 3MP here, but it would seem that you'd need quite a bit of throughput on your network to handle the streams from multiple 4K cameras. The one in your link only has a 10/100Mb ethernet connection. If I were to have multiple 4K cams in my house, I would want everything on a gigabit network. I had thought about one to cover just the front of the house....I'll have to draw something up to show what I'm thinking.....I would like to have very detailed picture to capture plates in the neighborhood for cars that pass by. Then resolution isn't your only problem, you are going to need very solid HDR performance and a very fast shutter speed. We have plate capture cameras on all 3 of our parking garages, and a guy took one out with a truck that was too tall, the replacement cost was unbelievable! |
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Posted: 5/24/2016 7:23:20 PM EDT
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Then resolution isn't your only problem, you are going to need very solid HDR performance and a very fast shutter speed. We have plate capture cameras on all 3 of our parking garages, and a guy took one out with a truck that was too tall, the replacement cost was unbelievable! Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Only 3MP here, but it would seem that you'd need quite a bit of throughput on your network to handle the streams from multiple 4K cameras. The one in your link only has a 10/100Mb ethernet connection. If I were to have multiple 4K cams in my house, I would want everything on a gigabit network. I had thought about one to cover just the front of the house....I'll have to draw something up to show what I'm thinking.....I would like to have very detailed picture to capture plates in the neighborhood for cars that pass by. Then resolution isn't your only problem, you are going to need very solid HDR performance and a very fast shutter speed. We have plate capture cameras on all 3 of our parking garages, and a guy took one out with a truck that was too tall, the replacement cost was unbelievable! Most of these have the micro sd on board cards (128g..etc).....I was hoping somebody had one set up and could post some pictures...like Gray...I figured he would have been playing with them. Also, I did see some that had a lower price, so they are coming down. |
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Posted: 5/24/2016 10:35:00 PM EDT
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Then resolution isn't your only problem, you are going to need very solid HDR performance and a very fast shutter speed. We have plate capture cameras on all 3 of our parking garages, and a guy took one out with a truck that was too tall, the replacement cost was unbelievable! Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Only 3MP here, but it would seem that you'd need quite a bit of throughput on your network to handle the streams from multiple 4K cameras. The one in your link only has a 10/100Mb ethernet connection. If I were to have multiple 4K cams in my house, I would want everything on a gigabit network. I had thought about one to cover just the front of the house....I'll have to draw something up to show what I'm thinking.....I would like to have very detailed picture to capture plates in the neighborhood for cars that pass by. Then resolution isn't your only problem, you are going to need very solid HDR performance and a very fast shutter speed. We have plate capture cameras on all 3 of our parking garages, and a guy took one out with a truck that was too tall, the replacement cost was unbelievable! Yep. We are pricing them out for our parking garage and they are stupid expensive. |
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Posted: 5/26/2016 12:46:59 AM EDT
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Yep. We are pricing them out for our parking garage and they are stupid expensive. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Only 3MP here, but it would seem that you'd need quite a bit of throughput on your network to handle the streams from multiple 4K cameras. The one in your link only has a 10/100Mb ethernet connection. If I were to have multiple 4K cams in my house, I would want everything on a gigabit network. I had thought about one to cover just the front of the house....I'll have to draw something up to show what I'm thinking.....I would like to have very detailed picture to capture plates in the neighborhood for cars that pass by. Then resolution isn't your only problem, you are going to need very solid HDR performance and a very fast shutter speed. We have plate capture cameras on all 3 of our parking garages, and a guy took one out with a truck that was too tall, the replacement cost was unbelievable! Yep. We are pricing them out for our parking garage and they are stupid expensive. Ya, no idea is dahua is good name or not, but on alibara website...they are about 1/2 what they are on amazon.....around $400 or so. |
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